49ers interested in Greyson Gunheim

According to Justin Melo of The Draft Network, the San Francisco 49ers are among the teams to meet with Auburn draft prospect, wide receive Eli Stove. The others include the Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chargers, Buffalo Bills, New Orleans Saints, and several others. Auburn WR/KR/PR Eli Stove, 5-11, 194. I can see Stove making a roster. Returned kicks/punts in 2020, played on every special teams unit as a gunner as well.Stove has met with the #Rams,

This list will grow as the 2021 NFL Draft quickly approaches. The San Francisco 49ers have been meeting with potential draft selections, both virtually and in-person, since January. NFL teams are permitted to physically host only a limited number of prospects, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A vast majority of the interviews will be conducted virtually. NFL teams will not hold local pro days due to the pandemic. Below is a breakdown of the known meetings between draft prospects and 49ers representatives, as reported by various media sources. The representatives could be members of the coaching staff, front office, and/or team scouts. The 49ers' draft picks and scheduled interviews are listed first. Dates (if known) of the meeting or workout are listed

Mac Jones versus Justin Fields or Trey Lance. That is the big debate when it comes to the San Francisco 49ers and the 2021 NFL Draft. While the latter two names are more likely to excite the fanbase, there is a lot of speculation that the former might be the pick at No. 3 overall. One former 49ers defender, cornerback Richard Sherman, doesn't assume it will be Jones, though. He actually sees Fields as the perfect fit for San Francisco, assuming Trevor Lawrence and Zach Wilson are taken with the first two selections. Cornerback Tre'Davious White, the most recent guest on the Cris Collinsworth Podcast, which Sherman co-hosts, also believes the 49ers will select Fields. It isn't easy to fathom that San Francisco surrendered multiple first-round picks and a

Mac Jones. It's a name that is dividing the San Francisco 49ers fanbase. The former Alabama quarterback is being touted as a lock to the Niners, who own the No. 3 overall draft pick, and Al and Zain aren't happy about it. The duo discusses the following: What to make of all the Jones-to-49ers speculation The lack of evidence to back it up Why Garoppolo returning could turn into a circus Who should be the pick at No. 3? You can