KID9R 2015 Draft + FA Mock

Cuts
Phil Dawson
Stevie Johnson if he doesn't drop his salary to no more then 2.5 mil
Ahmed Brooks (post June 1)
+/- 13.8 mil in cap savings
+/- 20 mil of total space

Extend
Vernon Davis 2 years
It's a very weak TE class this year, so it would be better to draft his succesor next year. And not overpay a FA.

Re-sign
Frank Gore We "should" probably move on from Gore but I want him to retire a 49er. But we do have to split the carries more.
Kyle Nelson

FA
DE Darnell Dockett
Qb Jake Locker
WR Cecil Shorts, Nate Washington, Hakeem Nicks, Denaruis Moore or Michael Crabtree
Just need a vet as insurance on a 1 year deal . Up to 4 Mil for Crabtree would be prefered.

Trade
Wilhoite to the Bears for a 7th
Down in the 2nd. Our 2nd and 5th for the Panthers 2nd and 3rd.

Round 1 (15)
DEVANTE PARKER, WR
LOUISVILLE 6-3 / 209 LBS. Good after the catch, Deep Threat and Red Zone Monster.





Round 2 (57)
MARIO EDWARDS JR., DE
FLORIDA STATE 6-3 / 279 LBS.





Round 3 (79)
DAVID JOHNSON, RB
NORTHERN IOWA 6-1 / 224 LBS.




Round 3 (89)
IFO EKPRE-OLOMU, CB
OREGON 5-9 / 192 LBS.3




Round 4 (123)
CEDRIC REED, DE
TEXAS 6-5 / 269 LBS.




Round 4 (comp)
MITCH MORSE, OG/T
MISSOURI 6-5 / 305 LBS.


Round 6 (174)
DARREN WALLER, WR
GEORGIA TECH 6-6 / 238 LBS.




Round 7 (199)
TYELER DAVISON, DT
FRESNO STATE 6-2 / 316 LBS.



Round 7 (221)
TREY WILLIAMS, RB
TEXAS A&M 5-7 / 195 LBS.




Round 7 (comp)
DAMIEN WILSON, ILB
MINNESOTA 6-0 / 245 LBS.




UDFA
Top priority
TAYLOR KELLY, QB ARIZONA STATE 6-2 / 198 LBS.



SAM FICKEN, K PENN STATE Or JARED ROBERTS, K COLORADO STATE

Others
MAX VALLES, OLB VIRGINIA 6-5 / 251 LBS.
JAMON BROWN, OT LOUISVILLE 6-4 / 323 LBS.
C.J. UZOMAH, TE AUBURN 6-5 / 262 LBS.

49ers Depth Chart - 2015
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Anquan Boldin	Bruce Ellington	Quinton Patton
TE	Vernon Davis	Vance McDonald	Derek Carrier	CJ Uzomah (PS)
LT	Joe Staley	Alex Boone	Jonathan Martin	Fou Fonoti (PS)
LG	Brandon Thomas	Daniel Kilgore	Dillon Farrell	Jamon Brown (PS)
C	Marcus Martin	Daniel Kilgore	Dillon Farrell
RG	Alex Boone	Mitch Morse
RT	Anthony Davis	Jonathan Martin
WR	FA WR	DeVante Parker	Darren Waller
QB	Colin Kaepernick	Jake Locker	Taylor Kelly (PS)
FB	Bruce Miller	Trey Millard Hback/TE
HB	Frank Gore	Carlos Hyde	David Johnson	K. Hunter or T. Williams (PS)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Darnell Docket	Quinton Dial	Tony Jerod-Eddie
NT	Glenn Dorsey	Ian Williams	Tyeler Davison (PS)
RDE	Tank Carradine	Mario Edwards Jr.	Lawrence Okoye (PS)
LOLB	Aaron Lynch	Cedric Reed	Max Valles (PS)
LILB	Patrick Willis	Chris Borland	Nick Moody	Damien Wilson (PS)
RILB	Navorro Bowman	Chris Borland	Nick Moody
ROLB	Aldon Smith	Corey Lemonier
CB	Tramaine Brock	Jimmie Ward (slot)	Kenneth Acker
SS	Antoine Bethea	LJ McCray
FS	Eric Reid	Jimmie Ward
CB	Dontae Johnson	Ifo Ekpre-Olomu	Keith Reaser
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Rookie
P	Andy Lee
H	Andy Lee
PR	Bruce Ellington
KR	Bruce Ellington	David Johnson
LS	Kyle Nelson

PS
Damien Wilson ILB
Taylor Kelly QB
Lawrence Okoye DE
Fou Fonoti T
Mike Purcell DE
Trey Williams RB
Jamon Brown T/G
Max Valles OLB
T. Davison NT
C.J. Uzomah TE

Great post!

This would be great!

Would be just fine with this

love it! not sure you need to sign a WR in FA though. This is probably on of the top 3 mocks I've seen so far!

We would probably have to move up for Parker.

This could work!

good stuff ....Damien Wilson is a gladiator, he would make the active roster IMO , another Big 10 Gem in the mold of Borland

That seems like a bad trade for the Panthers (giving up a 3rd round pick to move up 11 spots in the 2nd and getting a 5th round pick favors us on the trade calculator by about 2%) and I'm not sure who would be there at 46 that they feel they need to trade up for. Looking at the players who will be available at those spots, Carolina's picks seem more attractive, but they are probably more attractive the the Panthers too. I do like the idea of either moving back in the 2nd or trading up in the 3rd to try to get either Mario Edwards or Preston Smith if we don't address DL in the first round and Carl Davis is gone at 46. I'd be happy with Ekpre-Olomu, Ronald Darby, Eric Rowe, or Cedric Ogbuehi with our 2nd pick in the 3rd round.

I don't know if we'd go for Mitch Morse given we have some depth inside and need a swing tackle and he has 32 1/4" arms which is way too short for tackle. Ogbuehi is the guy I really want in the middle rounds because he has the length and athleticism to be a solid swing tackle and maybe develop into a quality LT and replace Staley some day.

Overall, solid mock that addresses our needs and I love the first 3 rounds if we could pull off a trade like that.

Originally posted by KID9R:
Cuts
Phil Dawson
Stevie Johnson if he doesn't drop his salary to no more then 2.5 mil
Ahmed Brooks (post June 1)
+/- 13.8 mil in cap savings
+/- 20 mil of total space

Extend
Vernon Davis 2 years
It's a very weak TE class this year, so it would be better to draft his succesor next year. And not overpay a FA.

Re-sign
Frank Gore We "should" probably move on from Gore but I want him to retire a 49er. But we do have to split the carries more.
Kyle Nelson

FA
DE Darnell Dockett
Qb Jake Locker
WR Cecil Shorts, Nate Washington, Hakeem Nicks, Denaruis Moore or Michael Crabtree
Just need a vet as insurance on a 1 year deal . Up to 4 Mil for Crabtree would be prefered.

Trade
Wilhoite to the Bears for a 7th
Down in the 2nd. Our 2nd and 5th for the Panthers 2nd and 3rd.

Round 1 (15)
DEVANTE PARKER, WR
LOUISVILLE 6-3 / 209 LBS. Good after the catch, Deep Threat and Red Zone Monster.




Round 2 (57)
MARIO EDWARDS JR., DE
FLORIDA STATE 6-3 / 279 LBS.





Round 3 (79)
DAVID JOHNSON, RB
NORTHERN IOWA 6-1 / 224 LBS.




Round 3 (89)
IFO EKPRE-OLOMU, CB
OREGON 5-9 / 192 LBS.3




Round 4 (123)
CEDRIC REED, DE
TEXAS 6-5 / 269 LBS.




Round 4 (comp)
MITCH MORSE, OG/T
MISSOURI 6-5 / 305 LBS.


Round 6 (174)
DARREN WALLER, WR
GEORGIA TECH 6-6 / 238 LBS.




Round 7 (199)
TYELER DAVISON, DT
FRESNO STATE 6-2 / 316 LBS.



Round 7 (221)
TREY WILLIAMS, RB
TEXAS A&M 5-7 / 195 LBS.




Round 7 (comp)
DAMIEN WILSON, ILB
MINNESOTA 6-0 / 245 LBS.




UDFA
Top priority
TAYLOR KELLY, QB ARIZONA STATE 6-2 / 198 LBS.



SAM FICKEN, K PENN STATE Or JARED ROBERTS, K COLORADO STATE

Others
MAX VALLES, OLB VIRGINIA 6-5 / 251 LBS.
JAMON BROWN, OT LOUISVILLE 6-4 / 323 LBS.
C.J. UZOMAH, TE AUBURN 6-5 / 262 LBS.

49ers Depth Chart - 2015
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Anquan Boldin	Bruce Ellington	Quinton Patton
TE	Vernon Davis	Vance McDonald	Derek Carrier	CJ Uzomah (PS)
LT	Joe Staley	Alex Boone	Jonathan Martin	Fou Fonoti (PS)
LG	Brandon Thomas	Daniel Kilgore	Dillon Farrell	Jamon Brown (PS)
C	Marcus Martin	Daniel Kilgore	Dillon Farrell
RG	Alex Boone	Mitch Morse
RT	Anthony Davis	Jonathan Martin
WR	FA WR	DeVante Parker	Darren Waller
QB	Colin Kaepernick	Jake Locker	Taylor Kelly (PS)
FB	Bruce Miller	Trey Millard Hback/TE
HB	Frank Gore	Carlos Hyde	David Johnson	K. Hunter or T. Williams (PS)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Darnell Docket	Quinton Dial	Tony Jerod-Eddie
NT	Glenn Dorsey	Ian Williams	Tyeler Davison (PS)
RDE	Tank Carradine	Mario Edwards Jr.	Lawrence Okoye (PS)
LOLB	Aaron Lynch	Cedric Reed	Max Valles (PS)
LILB	Patrick Willis	Chris Borland	Nick Moody	Damien Wilson (PS)
RILB	Navorro Bowman	Chris Borland	Nick Moody
ROLB	Aldon Smith	Corey Lemonier
CB	Tramaine Brock	Jimmie Ward (slot)	Kenneth Acker
SS	Antoine Bethea	LJ McCray
FS	Eric Reid	Jimmie Ward
CB	Dontae Johnson	Ifo Ekpre-Olomu	Keith Reaser
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Rookie
P	Andy Lee
H	Andy Lee
PR	Bruce Ellington
KR	Bruce Ellington	David Johnson
LS	Kyle Nelson

PS
Damien Wilson ILB
Taylor Kelly QB
Lawrence Okoye DE
Fou Fonoti T
Mike Purcell DE
Trey Williams RB
Jamon Brown T/G
Max Valles OLB
T. Davison NT
C.J. Uzomah TE

Stop reading after I saw the 1st pick and the Word"DEEP THREAT".NOT a fan of Parker as a DEEP THREAT,this guy is ALWAYS contesting for the ball,NOT a sign of a DEEP THREAT,I will BE so Glad when the draft is over and Parker is not PICKED by the Niners.Yeah Boiiii.

Great post, would like to see us pick up Quinten Rollins maybe in the 3rd.

Originally posted by eastcoast49ersfan:

That seems like a bad trade for the Panthers (giving up a 3rd round pick to move up 11 spots in the 2nd and getting a 5th round pick favors us on the trade calculator by about 2%) and I'm not sure who would be there at 46 that they feel they need to trade up for. Looking at the players who will be available at those spots, Carolina's picks seem more attractive, but they are probably more attractive the the Panthers too. I do like the idea of either moving back in the 2nd or trading up in the 3rd to try to get either Mario Edwards or Preston Smith if we don't address DL in the first round and Carl Davis is gone at 46. I'd be happy with Ekpre-Olomu, Ronald Darby, Eric Rowe, or Cedric Ogbuehi with our 2nd pick in the 3rd round.

I don't know if we'd go for Mitch Morse given we have some depth inside and need a swing tackle and he has 32 1/4" arms which is way too short for tackle. Ogbuehi is the guy I really want in the middle rounds because he has the length and athleticism to be a solid swing tackle and maybe develop into a quality LT and replace Staley some day.

Overall, solid mock that addresses our needs and I love the first 3 rounds if we could pull off a trade like that.

Our picks 46 and 143 add up to 474.5 points.
Car. Picks 57 and and 89 add up to 475 points. I'm not sure how that's not fair.
http://www.drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Value-Chart.asp?RequestTeam=Sf
And if I'm going to say were going to trade down, I have to come up with some team that fits (which is obviously just a guess) . If the Panthers take the best player available in the first I can see them trading up to get a starter at tackle because they don't have a left tackle, seeing that there's about five potential first-round picks OT's. One could slide. And I could definitely see them trying to get ahead of the Chargers who also need a OT.

Originally posted by jrouter4949:
Stop reading after I saw the 1st pick and the Word"DEEP THREAT".NOT a fan of Parker as a DEEP THREAT,this guy is ALWAYS contesting for the ball,NOT a sign of a DEEP THREAT,I will BE so Glad when the draft is over and Parker is not PICKED by the Niners.Yeah Boiiii.

Really? I think he would be fine as a deep threat...he has a huge catch radius and he ran a 4.45 which is plenty fast for how big he is. He can track the ball and make adjustments.

I mean AJ Green ran a slower time then him and they have very similar bodies. Mike Evans isn't a burner but is a good deep threat. They can go up and catch balls over people. He would also provide a great red zone target.

Originally posted by jrouter4949:

Stop reading after I saw the 1st pick and the Word"DEEP THREAT".NOT a fan of Parker as a DEEP THREAT,this guy is ALWAYS contesting for the ball,NOT a sign of a DEEP THREAT,I will BE so Glad when the draft is over and Parker is not PICKED by the Niners.Yeah Boiiii.

Lol the guy averaged 20 yards a catch. He's definitely a deep threat.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Really? I think he would be fine as a deep threat...he has a huge catch radius and he ran a 4.45 which is plenty fast for how big he is. He can track the ball and make adjustments.

I mean AJ Green ran a slower time then him and they have very similar bodies. Mike Evans isn't a burner but is a good deep threat. They can go up and catch balls over people. He would also provide a great red zone target.

AJ Green is an inch taller and his arms are more than an inch longer (34 3/8" compared to 33 1/4" which are still long) and he's got the best body control in the NFL for a player his size. Evans dwarfs Parker with his size and length. I agree that Parker can be a deep threat and his YPC average help demonstrate that but I don't think he'll ever be on those two guys' level as a jump ball receiver. He's a better route runner than Evans though and has really good hands with the ability to track the football on deep passes. I'd take Parker over Cooper and maybe White as a deep threat. A lot more goes into it than speed.

Originally posted by eastcoast49ersfan:
AJ Green is an inch taller and his arms are more than an inch longer (34 3/8" compared to 33 1/4" which are still long) and he's got the best body control in the NFL for a player his size. Evans dwarfs Parker with his size and length. I agree that Parker can be a deep threat and his YPC average help demonstrate that but I don't think he'll ever be on those two guys' level as a jump ball receiver. He's a better route runner than Evans though and has really good hands with the ability to track the football on deep passes. I'd take Parker over Cooper and maybe White as a deep threat. A lot more goes into it than speed.

you are entitled to what you believe,,How long have you watched Louisville football games? I think what you believe and what I believe what the definition of Deep Threat is,is 2 different things.