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Originally posted by All22:

Originally posted by DeUh:

Originally posted by leakyfausett:

Originally posted by DeUh:

Originally posted by cciowa:
keep cox, get rid of boone

IMO Culliver is the better player + might be easier to retain.

If Iupati walks I don´t think there is a chance Boone will be cut before TC.

Lost me when you said Culliver was the better player.

Have you watched the All22 this season? Here are the cold numbers.



Chris Culliver: 839 snaps, 15 passes defensed and 4 interception on 73 throws, longest reception allowed 45 yards, NFL QB Rating when trowing into his coverage 66.5, +8.5 overall grade by PFF (14th in the NFL).


Perrish Cox: 965 snaps, 18 passes defensed and 5 interceptions on 96 throws, longest reception allowed 63 yards, NFL QB Rating when throwing into his coverage 78.0, +1.2 overall grade by PFF (35th in the NFL),

To be fair, Cully also plays to the QB's left (the place we put the weaker CB) and he missed the Denver game where Manning roasted Cox (no shame in that though). Cox plays in the slot and outside so Cox > Cully.

And to put things REALLY into perspective this was Culliver´s 1st season after his ACL.

By the way here are their numbers without the Week 7 Game vs Broncos.



Chris Culliver: NFL QB Rating when throwing into his coverage 66.5, +8.5 overall grade by PFF

Perrish Cox: NFL QB Rating when trowing into his coverage 73.1, +1.6 overall grade by PFF.

Originally posted by DeUh:
2015 Free Agency



Restructre/Extend

QB Colin Kaepernick
WR Stevie Johnson
LB Aldon Smith
LB Patrick Willis



Trade

LB Ahmad Brooks + 2015 5th Round Pick to Cleveland Browns for 2015 3th Round Pick



Cut

CB Marcus Cromartie
S Craig Dahl



Sign

OT Jermey Parnell 6-6 315 Dallas Cowboys
DL Jared Odrick 6-5 304 Miami Dolphins
S Jeromy Miles 6-2 211 Baltimore Ravens



Tender

TE Garrett Celek
DE Tony Jerod-Eddie
LB Michael Wilhoite
LS Kyle Nelson



Re-Sign

RB Frank Gore
LB Dan Skuta
CB Chris Culliver
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QB Josh Johnson
RB Alfonso Smith
CB Chris Cook



Reserve/Future Contracts

RB Kendall Gaskins
WR Lance Lewis
TE Xavier Grimble
OT Chris Martin
OT Luke Marquardt
DL Garrison Smith
DL Lawrence Okoye
K Zach Hocker



Let Walk

QB Blaine Gabbert
RB Phillip Tanner
WR Michael Crabtree
WR Brandon Llyod
WR Kassim Osgood
OG Mike Iupati
LB Desmond Bishop
CB Perrish Cox
S Bubba Ventrone




2015 San Francisco 49ers Draft + UDFA



Draft

1st Round WR Kevin White 6-3 210 West Virginia
2nd Round RB Tevin Coleman 6-1 210 Indiana
3rd Round OG Jarvis Harrison 6-4 325 Texas A&M
3rd Round WR Devin Smith 6-1 199 Ohio State
4th Round QB Garrett Grayson 6-2 220 Colorado State
5th Round DL Marcus Hardison 6-4 300 Arizona State
6th Round OLB Geneo Grissom 6-4 252 Oklahoma
7th Round CB Tye Smith 5-11 175 Towson
7th Round DT Charles Tuaau 6-4 310 Texas A&M-Commerce

*2 comp picks. 5th + 7th Round, 5th + Ahmad Brooks to Cleveland Browns for 3th Round



UDFA

QB Jerry Lovelocke 6-5 200 Prairie View A&M
FB Hunter Joyer 5-11 250 Florida
WR Darius Jennings 5-11 175 Virginia
OG Dallas Lewallen 6-6 321 Wisconsin
LB Nick Trasher 6-2 240 Tennessee State
S Cedric Thompson 6-0 210 Minnesota
LS Logan Feimster 6-5 250 Wake Forest




2015 90 Man Roster



Offense

QB: Colin Kaepernick, Garrett Grayson, Josh Johnson, Jerry Lovelocke
RB: Frank Gore, Carlos Hyde, Kendall Hunter, Tevin Coleman, Alfonso Smith, Kendall Gaskins
FB: Bruce Miller, Trey Millard, Hunter Joyer
WR: Anquan Boldin, Stevie Johnson, Kevin White, Bruce Ellington, Devin Smith, Quinton Patton, Lance Lewis, Chuck Jacobs, Darius Jennings, Trindon Holiday
TE: Vernon Davis, Vance McDonald, Derek Carrier, Garrett Celek, Asante Cleveland, Xavier Grimble
OT: Joe Staley, Anthony Davis, Jermey Parnell, Jonathan Martin, Fou Fonoti, Chris Martin, Luke Marquardt
OG: Alex Boone, Brandon Thomas, Joe Looney, Jarvis Harrison, Andrew Tiller, Dallas Lewallen
C: Daniel Kilgore, Marcus Martin, Dillon Farrell



Defense

NT: Glenn Dorsey, Ian Williams, Mike Purcell, Garrison Smith,
DE: Justin Smith, Jared Odrick, Tony Jerod-Eddie, Tank Carradine, Quinton Dial, Marcus Hardison, Kaleb Ramsey, Lawrence Okoye, Charles Tuaau
OLB: Aldon Smith, Aaron Lynch, Dan Skuta, Corey Lemonier, Geneo Grissom, Chase Thomas
ILB: Patrick Willis, NaVorro Bowman, Chris Borland, Michael Wilhoite, Nick Moody, Nick Trasher
CB: Chris Culliver, Tramaine Brock, Dontae Johnson, Keith Reaser, Leon McFadden, Chris Cook, Kenneth Acker, Tye Smith, Cameron Fuller
S: Antoine Bethea, Eric Reid, Jimmie Ward, Jeromy Miles, L.J. McCray, Cedric Thompson



Special Teams

K: Phil Dawson, Zach Hocker,
P: Andy Lee
LS: Kyle Nelson, Logan Feimster

This is a great draft and mock offseason. Not only is it great, but it's very realistic. I am curious as to why you chose Chris Culliver over Perrish Cox? Besides age, and it can't be more than 1 or 2 seasons, I don't get it. Cox can man the slot and play outside, and we also have Johnson who is capable of the same as well. I just like the flexibility of Cox as opposed to Culliver. I also think Cox should be an easier extension (cheaper). Also, who do you envision returning kicks/punts? Sad to say, but as scary as he was back there, LaMichael James is better than Bruce Ellington.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
This is a great draft and mock offseason. Not only is it great, but it's very realistic. I am curious as to why you chose Chris Culliver over Perrish Cox? Besides age, and it can't be more than 1 or 2 seasons, I don't get it. Cox can man the slot and play outside, and we also have Johnson who is capable of the same as well. I just like the flexibility of Cox as opposed to Culliver. I also think Cox should be an easier extension (cheaper). Also, who do you envision returning kicks/punts? Sad to say, but as scary as he was back there, LaMichael James is better than Bruce Ellington.

Thanks.

Because of the reasons you just listed + Culliver´s off the field incidents there is a chance that Cox market value will be higher. Also with D.Johnson, J.Ward, T.Smith and K.Acker we would have 4 CBs on the roster who can play in the slot (IIRC K.Acker can also return punts and kicks).



Darius Jennings, Trindon Holiday, LJ McCray, Bruce Ellington, Tevin Coleman or Kenneth Acker.

I'm guessing we'll draft a DL in the 1st round assuming the value is there. We lost Ray Mac and possibly Justin Smith.

Stopped reading when I saw the suggestion to let Cox walk. Dude was amazing this year.

Originally posted by blm7754:
Stopped reading when I saw the suggestion to let Cox walk. Dude was amazing this year.

It´s not even close.since the bye week (Week 9 vs Rams - Week 17 vs Cardinals)



Chris Culliver: NFL QB Rating when throwing into his coverage 46.6 (that´s 5th best in the NFL by the way), 12 passes defensed, 4 interceptions, longest reception allowed 25 Yards, 18 receptions allowed.


Perrish Cox: NFL QB Rating when throwing into his coverage 96.4 (66th in the NFL), 6 passes defensed, 2 interceptions, longest reception allowed 63 Yards, 38 receptions allowed.




CullyInTheHouse

Originally posted by DeUh:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
This is a great draft and mock offseason. Not only is it great, but it's very realistic. I am curious as to why you chose Chris Culliver over Perrish Cox? Besides age, and it can't be more than 1 or 2 seasons, I don't get it. Cox can man the slot and play outside, and we also have Johnson who is capable of the same as well. I just like the flexibility of Cox as opposed to Culliver. I also think Cox should be an easier extension (cheaper). Also, who do you envision returning kicks/punts? Sad to say, but as scary as he was back there, LaMichael James is better than Bruce Ellington.

Thanks.

Because of all the reasons you just listed + Culliver´s off the field incidents I think Cox market value will be higher. With D.Johnson, J.Ward, T.Smith and K.Acker we would have 4 CBs on the roster who can play in the slot (IIRC K.Acker can also return punts and kicks).



Darius Jennings, Trindon Holiday, LJ McCray, Bruce Ellington, Tevin Coleman or Kenneth Acker.

It makes perfect sense. But idk, it's really hard for me to let him walk. I look at him in the same way as a Tramaine Brock. Homegrown talent, even though Cox wasn't drafted by us. But I believe he was out of the league when we picked him up because of his legal troubles and hasn't had a single incident happen since. Some have argued for signing both, but it really makes no sense considering who we already have in the mix (Johnson, Reaser, Acker, plus the potential of another draft pick). We'd essentially have three guys making starter money.

I like your draft...White and Coleman could be very exciting.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by DeUh:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
This is a great draft and mock offseason. Not only is it great, but it's very realistic. I am curious as to why you chose Chris Culliver over Perrish Cox? Besides age, and it can't be more than 1 or 2 seasons, I don't get it. Cox can man the slot and play outside, and we also have Johnson who is capable of the same as well. I just like the flexibility of Cox as opposed to Culliver. I also think Cox should be an easier extension (cheaper). Also, who do you envision returning kicks/punts? Sad to say, but as scary as he was back there, LaMichael James is better than Bruce Ellington.

Thanks.

Because of the reasons you just listed + Culliver´s off the field incidents there is a chance that Cox market value will be higher. Also with D.Johnson, J.Ward, T.Smith and K.Acker we would have 4 CBs on the roster who can play in the slot (IIRC K.Acker can also return punts and kicks).



Darius Jennings, Trindon Holiday, LJ McCray, Bruce Ellington, Tevin Coleman or Kenneth Acker.

It makes perfect sense. But idk, it's really hard for me to let him walk. I look at him in the same way as a Tramaine Brock. Homegrown talent, even though Cox wasn't drafted by us. But I believe he was out of the league when we picked him up because of his legal troubles and hasn't had a single incident happen since. Some have argued for signing both, but it really makes no sense considering who we already have in the mix (Johnson, Reaser, Acker, plus the potential of another draft pick). We'd essentially have three guys making starter money.

Yes. Actually aside from NC and one or two other posters I was the only one that thought Cox would make the 53 and step up this year. I just prefer Culliver over Cox.

Like you I don´t see us re-signing both.

Originally posted by DeUh:

Yes. Actually aside from NC and one or two other posters I was the only one that thought Cox would make the 53 and step up this year. I just prefer Culliver over Cox.

Like you I don´t see us re-signing both.

I liked Cox too (and remember people here being pissed we kept him over Morris lol), but I agree Culliver is the guy I would sign. He's cheaper, younger, and played pretty darn well this season

Thanks, very good analysis, cannot see the team receiving a 3rd rounder for Brooks, 6th or 7th rounder my guess.

Originally posted by RishikeshA:
Thanks, very good analysis, cannot see the team receiving a 3rd rounder for Brooks, 6th or 7th rounder my guess.

Ahmad Brooks for a 6th or 7th is almost as bad as Terrell Owens for Brandon Whiting.

Even Jamie Winborn and Cam Johnson netted 7th round picks.

Nice mock. Really like 1st couple picks

Good mock.

A few things though. I doubt we bring back Gore and draft a RB in round 2. One or the other IMO. Hyde and the 2nd round pick with Hunter as a change of pace works.

I doubt Justin Smith is back and although I like Odrick, I think Tank is ready to start this year.

And no way is Vernon back at his current salary. The dude cashed it in when he never got his new contract. Do we want him on this team?

Other than the little nitpicking things...nice work.