The San Francisco 49ers are holding their local pro day for draft-eligible prospects from Bay Area universities this afternoon at the team's facility in Santa Clara. The prospects will have an opportunity to work out for and meet with the 49ers coaching staff and scouts.
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The following is a list of the 67 attendees for the workout session.
WR Stephen Anderson, California
LB Kevin Anderson, Stanford
CB Joshua Atkinson, Azusa Pacific
WR Justin Berger, Wyoming
LB Nathan Broussard, California
WR Devon Cajuste, Stanford
WR Amir Carlisle, Notre Dame
LN Jonathan Carlson, Weber State
S Domiique Cole, Carroll College
WR Aaron Criswell, UNLV
WR Trevor Davis, California
CB Gaetano Demattei, Hawaii
LS Ryan Disalvo, San Jose State
RB Tyler Ervin, San Jose State
LB Travis Feeney, Washington
G Alex Fifita, Fresno State
WR Bryan Fobbs, Saginaw Valley State
DE Joe Fotu, Illinois
G Joshua Garnett, Stanford
QB Joe Gray, San Jose State
G Darrell Greene, San Diego State
WR Maurice Harris, California
CB Ronnie Harris, Stanford
QB Kevin Hogan, Stanford
S Eddie Horn, Northern Arizona
DE Sia Iosia, West Texas A&M
RB Kyle Jackson, Kentucky State
S Nate Jackson, Kansas State
DE Mustafa Jalil, California
LB Jalen Jefferson, California
S Eric Johnson, Montana
S Robert Johnson, Incarnate Word
LB Lenny Jones, Nevada
CB Brandon Jones, Central Methodist
WR Kenny Lawler, California
S Kent London, Southeastern Oklahoma State
K Austin Lopez, San Jose State
WR Byron Marshall, Oregon
LB Blake Martinez, Stanford
S Stefan McClure, California
S Vincente Miles, San Jose State
P Elliott Moore, West Texas A&M
T Kyle Murphy, Stanford
S Kyrian Obidiegwe, Fresno State
WR Darius Powe, California
CB Jimmy Pruitt, San Jose State
G Jordan Rigsbee, California
LB Jaamal Rose, Fresno State
LB Darnell Sankey, Sacramento State
LB Brennan Scarlett, Stanford
T Wes Schweitzer, San Jose State
DE Aziz Shittu, Stanford
WR Rollins Stallworth, Stanford
G Wendell Taiese, Iowa State
WR Bryce Treggs, California
RB Shawn Vasquez, Texas A&M-Kingsville
NT Pio Vatuvei, Louisville
CB Cleveland Wallace, San Jose State
LB Tyrone Ward, Hampton
DE Chad Washington, Columbia
CB Darius White, California
S Kodi Whitfield, Stanford
WR Anthony Williams, UNLV
WR Hansell Wilson, San Jose State
RB Remound Wright, Stanford
CB Shamawn Wright, UC Davis
RB Kelsey Young, Boise State
Nick Bosa was a monster in 2022. He'll probably be a monster again in 2023. The San Francisco 49ers pass rusher is the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year after leading the NFL with 18.5 sacks and frustrating so many opposing quarterbacks.
It's no surprise to see Bosa on Next Gen Stats' list of the top 10 disruptors of 2022. The defensive end comes in at No. 2 in the ranking, with only Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys ahead of him. After such an impressive campaign, why isn't Bosa listed in the top spot?
"Well, it was a narrow miss," writer Nick Shook admits. "Bosa's totals are right up there with the top player on this
The San Francisco 49ers started their two-day mandatory minicamp, holding the first practice on Tuesday. Reporters were allowed to observe the session, and there were several noteworthy takeaways.
QB competition? Not yet
Trey Lance and Sam Darnold are rotating first-team reps during practices. Tuesday was Darnold's turn. Wednesday will be Lance's opportunity.
First practice of minicamp is in the books. In 11-11s, I had …First-team QB Sam Darnold 4-7Second-team QB Trey Lance 6-9Third-team QB Brandon Allen 4-4— Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows)
The 49ers ended their offseason workout program on Wednesday with their final session of mandatory minicamp. But before they made their way out the door for the summer, the team gave fans and reporters one last dose of info in the form of the final media sessions of the spring.
Among those speaking to reporters on Wednesday were defensive tackle Javon Hargrave, left tackle Trent Williams and cornerback Deommodore Lenoir, as well as defensive coordinator Steve Wilks. Each session produced some interesting tidbits, which we'll review in this version of 49ers notebook.
Hargrave speaks
Despite being the splash free agent addition of the offseason for the 49ers, Javon Hargrave had not met with the team's beat reporters in person before Wednesday.
Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football Focus went through all 32 NFL teams and picked a reason for optimism for each heading into the 2023 season. For example, last season's five-win Denver Broncos got a new Super Bowl-winning head coach in Sean Payton. Kenny Pickett could be ready for a second-year leap with the Pittsburgh Steelers (Hopefully, not in Week 1, though).
What's the reason for optimism for the San Francisco 49ers? Sikkema admits that picking just one reason is challenging, so he went with the team's elite roster. San Francisco has stockpiled talented playmakers at almost every level.
"Yes, their quarterback situation is still up in the air," wrote Sikkema. "But
