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Niners are Eager to See Garnett Play and Improve

Oct 31, 2016 at 9:30 AM--


When Stanford's standout guard, Joshua Garnett, was evaluated by the analytic website Pro Football Focus before this year's draft, it was noted he had many pluses.Pro Football Focus noted his great ability as a run blocker, his ability to pull and move and his potential to be dominant in the NFL.The 49ers obviously concurred, moving up on the first day of the draft to select Garnett in Round No. 1.But halfway through his rookie season, Garnett has yet to make a huge impact on the 49ers offense. And part of that is because of a point Pro Football Focus made in its pre-draft evaluations, a downside among all the positives: "Doesn't always sustain blocks in pass protection; gave up more pressures than you'd like to see. … "The jury will be out on Garnett for a long while. The 6-foot-4, 312-pound rookie has had just two starts and played only six games, and got off to a slow start in training camp. While many expected Garnett to come out of camp as the opening-day starter at one guard spot, Garnett had to work his way into the lineup.It's possible that with increased playing time and experience, Garnett could have a strong second half and cement his spot in the lineup as a...
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