Matt Maiocco of the Press Democrat has also stated this and said, "It's a very confident pick. Obviously, the 49ers expect to be drafting late in the first round next year."
49ers give up 2008 selection, not swap
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Matt Maiocco of the Press Democrat has also stated this and said, "It's a very confident pick. Obviously, the 49ers expect to be drafting late in the first round next year."
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