The only position battles during 1-on-1s were between receivers and defensive backs.
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The Plays
Here are the results of the 1-on-1 battles between the receivers and defensive backs:
#49ers 1-on-1s:
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Brandon Aiyuk > Emmanuel Moseley. EMan jumped early.
Tariq Castro-Fields > Deebo Samuel
Deommodore Lenoir > Danny Gray
Darqueze Dennard > Jauan Jennings
Qwuantrezz Knight > Tay Martin. Good break, but good cover.
Tariq Castro-Fields > Ray-Ray McCloud#49wz
#49ers 1-on-1s continued:
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Malik Turner > Samuel Womack. Good coverage, better catch.
Brandon Aiyuk > Deommodore Lenoir. Great route.
Austin Mack > Tariq Castro-Fields. Dropped pass.
Charvarius Ward > Deebo Samuel. Couldn't separate.
Danny Gray > Qwuantrezz Knight#49wz https://t.co/LpI7g7qQOj
#49ers 1-on-1s continued:
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Jauan Jennings > Dontae Johnson. Good route.
KeeSean Johnson > Ka'Darr Hollman. Good catch.
Ray-Ray McCloud > Tariq Castro-Fields. Great break on route.
Tay Martin > Deommodore Lenoir
Austin Mack > Darqueze Dennard. Drop.#49wz https://t.co/JtHa7CBW3W
#49ers 1-on-1s continued:
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Brandon Aiyuk > Qwuantrezz Knight. Easily beat him on a go-route.
Malik Tuner > Tariq Castro-Fields. Castro-Fields held WR on the play.#49wz https://t.co/o3RSSOyhb8
The Analysis
Then, Aiyuk quickly beat second-year cornerback Deommodore Lenoir on a good comeback route before winning easily against rookie cornerback Qwuantrezz Knight, who attempted to play press-coverage at the line of scrimmage to no avail.
Jauan Jennings bounced back in the 1-on-1 drills, winning against Dontae Johnson while making the catch following consecutive days with a drop during reps.
Rookie receiver Tay Martin continued his strong string of performances in 1-on-1s, beating Deommodore Lenoir on a rep, while running a good route against Knight on a different rep, although the ball fell incomplete. His combination of route-running and releases off the line of scrimmage continue to make him an intriguing candidate as a sixth receiver.
Veteran Malik Turner looked the part of an NFL-level receiver as well during 1-on-1s, beating Samuel Womack with a good catch and winning against Tariq Castro-Fields, who held him on a separate rep. Turner has had a good start to training camp, although he recorded a drop in 11-on-11s during Friday's practice.
Danny Gray continued his inconsistent performances, failing to get open on a 1-on-1 rep against Deommodore Lenoir, which has been a norm on certain days.
Stay tuned for tomorrow's practice report!
- Rohan Chakravarthi
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Written by:Writer/Reporter for 49ers Webzone
