2018 49ers Draft Visits Tracker

COM=Combine(*=Informal)
SR=Senior Bowl
EW=Shrine Game
PRO=Pro Day
PV=Private Visit(*=Attempted PV)

QB
Kyle Lauletta, QB, Richmond (SR)

OT
Brian O'Neill, Pitt (PV)
Jamar McGloster, Syracuse (EW)
Zachary Crabtree, Oklahoma State (EW)
Tyrell Crosby, Oregon (COM/Workout)
Kolton Miller, UCLA (COM/Workout)
Matthew Gono, Wesley College (Workout)
Brandon Parker, North Carolina A&T (Workout)
Alex Cappa, Humboldt State (Workout)

IOL
James Daniels, C, Iowa (COM/PV)
Billy Price, Ohio State (PV)
Mark Korte, C, Alberta (EW)
Skyler Phillips, G, Idaho State (SR)
Bradley Bozeman, C, Alabama (SR)
Will Hernandez, G, UTEP (SR/COM*)
Scott Quessenberry, C, UCLA(Workout)
Nicholas Falah, C, USC (PRO)
Evan Brown, C, SMU (Workout)
Mason Gentry, G SMU (Workout)
Austin Corbett, G Nevada (Workout)

TE
Ross Dwelley, USD (Workout)
Ben Johnson, Kansas (Dinner)

WR
Dante Pettis, Washington (PV)
Auden Tate, FSU (PV)
Byron Pringle, Kansas State (SR/PV)
Quadree Henderson, Pitt, (Workout)
Regis Cibasu, University of Montreal (EW)
Jake Wieneke, South Dakota State (EW)
Michael Gallup, Colorado State (SR)
Keke Coutee, Texas Tech (COM*)
Deontay Burnett, USC (COM)
Devin Gray, Cincinnati (PRO)
DeMornay Pierson-El, WR, Nebraska (PRO)
Vyncint Smith, Limestone College (Meet)

RB
D'Ernest Johnson, South Florida (EW)
Saquon Barkley, Penn State (COM)
Ronald Jones, USC (COM)
Royce Freeman, Oregon (COM)

LB
Roquan Smith, Georgia (PV)
Tremaine Edmunds, Virginia Tech (PV)
Leighton Vander Esch (PV*)
Fred Warner, BYU (SR/PV)
Jerome Baker, Ohio St. (PV)
Matthew Thomas, Florida State (EW)
Rashaan Evans, Alabama (COM)
Dorian O'Daniel, Clemson (PRO/Workout)
Frank Ginda, SJSU (Workout)

EDGE
Harold Landry (COM/PV)
Arden Key, LSU (COM/Workout/PV)
Lorenzo Carter (PV)
Kemoko Turay, Rutgers (PV)
Chad Thomas, Miami (EW)
Jacob Pugh, Florida State (EW)
Josh Sweat, Florida State (COM/Workout)
Bradley Chubb, NC State (COM)
Marcus Davenport, UTSA (COM)
Uchenna Nwosu, USC (PRO)
Demone Harris, Buffalo (Workout)
Dorance Armstrong, Kansas (Workout)

IDL
Bilal Nichols, Delaware (EW)
Nathan Shepherd, Fort Hays State (SR)
Harrison Phillips, Stanford (SR)
Da'Shawn Hand, Alabama (SR)
Rasheem Green, USC (COM)
Jullian Taylor, Temple (Dinner)
Abdullah Anderson, Bucknell (Workout)
PJ Hall, Sam Houston State (Dinner)

CB
Josh Jackson, Iowa (PV)
Denzel Ward, Ohio State (PV)
Christian Campbell, Penn State (SR/PV)
Tarvarus McFadden, Florida State (PV)
Isaiah Oliver, Colorado (Workout)
Davontae Harris, Illinois State (EW)
Siran Neal, Jacksonville State (SR)
Tony Brown, Alabama (PRO)
Devron Davis, UTSA (Meet)
Darius Phillips, Western Michigan (PRO)
Chris Hardeman, Houston Baptist (PRO)
Marloshawn Franklin, California (Workout)
Kameron Kelly, San Diego State (Workout)

S
Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama (COM/PV)
Foye Oluokun, Yale (PRO/PV)
Kyzir White, West Virginia (PV)
Tre Flowers, Oklahoma State (EW)
Chris Cooper, Stony Brook (Workout)
Trayvon Henderson, Hawaii (SR)
Justin Reid, Stanford (COM*)

Keep an eye on Kansas State WR Byron Pringle. 49ers met with him at the Senior Bowl, AND they're bringing him in for a private visit. They must really like him.

We worked out Josh Sweat and Kolton Miller

Don't know how accurate:

http://walterfootball.com/ProspectMeetings/ByTeam

its funny bc I was just wondering who the niners met with and you made this thread, great work and thanks hero..

Originally posted by Heroism:

Keep an eye on Kansas State WR Byron Pringle. 49ers met with him at the Senior Bowl, AND they're bringing him in for a private visit. They must really like him.

He also has some off field red flags so they're definitely doing their homework

Originally posted by Heroism:
Keep an eye on Kansas State WR Byron Pringle. 49ers met with him at the Senior Bowl, AND they're bringing him in for a private visit. They must really like him.

a lot of off-field stuff, so I'm guessing SF is doing their due diligence.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Keep an eye on Kansas State WR Byron Pringle. 49ers met with him at the Senior Bowl, AND they're bringing him in for a private visit. They must really like him.

a lot of off-field stuff, so I'm guessing SF is doing their due diligence.

From the scouting reports, nice speed, tall, and nice verticals. Is this guy the red zone threat we're looking for?

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Keep an eye on Kansas State WR Byron Pringle. 49ers met with him at the Senior Bowl, AND they're bringing him in for a private visit. They must really like him.

a lot of off-field stuff, so I'm guessing SF is doing their due diligence.

From the scouting reports, nice speed, tall, and nice verticals. Is this guy the red zone threat we're looking for?

From his combine, his measurables are almost identical to Garcon. I haven't watched any tape on him though so i can't speak to his abilities.

Originally posted by Giedi:

From the scouting reports, nice speed, tall, and nice verticals. Is this guy the red zone threat we're looking for?

Off field issues and drops: second highest drop rate among power 5 WRs playing 600+ snaps per PFF. Although QB wasn't great (3 diff QBs).

Originally posted by Rathof44:

Originally posted by Giedi:
From the scouting reports, nice speed, tall, and nice verticals. Is this guy the red zone threat we're looking for?

Off field issues and drops: second highest drop rate among power 5 WRs playing 600+ snaps per PFF. Although QB wasn't great (3 diff QBs).

Somebody at the front office seem to see something in this guy. I think they only have 30 of these personal visits, I think. I'm thinking it's Kyle that's making that decision. Vs Lynch or Peterson.

Originally posted by FL9er:
Don't know how accurate:

http://walterfootball.com/ProspectMeetings/ByTeam

If this is accurate....we've been busy!!

Here's a video of the OL from Wesley collage they have coming in

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Here's a video of the OL from Wesley collage they have coming in

Good looking athlete. He sure looks the part of a Shanny OL.

40 time is impressive.

DT P.J. Hall.