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I love the draft. The first six picks are knocking it out of the park. I don't know anything about the guys after that.

I'm not a huge fan of Devin Smith but he could work out for us if the new coaches actually put him on the field... unlike Moss and SJ13. I'd rather have , Jalen Strong, Dorsett, or Lockett though. Even Justin Hardy in the 3rd or 4th.

Coleman is a beast. Best RB in the draft IMO.

Good idea to grab a solid corner from the All-ACL team. We can get by this year even if we lose Cox or Cully because Ward, Johnson, Reaser, and Acker should be enough.

That said, when was the last time someone gave up a 1st and 2nd to move up to 15 in the draft? We went from 31 to 18 to grab Reid and only had to give up a 3rd to Dallas. I highly doubt we get a second from anyone.

Also, Thanks for not taking a linebacker. So many people think we need one for some reason. Even without Brooks we have too many.

Great mock

This would be a monster off-season. The only pick I'm not a fan of is Smelter, but overall good off-season!

I want to make sure I read it right, you have SF trading down for Davis which gave us the second 2nd round pick?

Thanks.......yes I traded down in the 1st for the additional 2nd round pick.



Value Chart from Nepatriotsdraft

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Originally posted by All22:

Coleman is a beast. Best RB in the draft IMO.

Transition to a ZBS + Hyde / Coleman .......

1st Round Selection DL Carl Davis 6-5 320 Iowa









ESPN NFLDraft Prospect Video

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=12349049




ESPN

- Long arms
- Active hands and can prevent offensive linemen from locking on
- Changes directions well for size and can slip guards with double moves.
- Can push pocket and drive interior offensive linemen when keeps hips down




NFL

- Fires off the ball with leverage
- Shows ability to win with hands and remain disengaged
- Grows roots against double teams and holds his ground
- Strong punch off the snap with power to get arm extension and shed




CBS

- The anchor of Iowa's defense
- Excellent blend of size, strength and athleticism
- He is surprisingly light on his feet
- Has a strong upper body to stack-and-shed with power to control blocks
- Handling double-teams well and not allowing himself to be swallowed up by blockers.

Originally posted by DeUh:
Thanks.......yes I traded down in the 1st for the additional 2nd round pick.



Value Chart from Nepatriotsdraft

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Okay that's what I thought. So who do you think might be a trade partner? Also what are you thoughts of Jay Ajayi? I really like this kid

2nd Round Selection RB Tevin Coleman 5-11 210 Indiana









Highlight Tape

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hDMoVqxhNo




ESPN

- Prototypical height with adequate bulk and very good top-end speed
- Home-run threat who can turn on jets and run away from pursuit when he hits daylight
- Runs hard and doesn't shy away from contact
- Willing to sacrifice body in pass pro




NFL

- Fearless between the tackles
- Stays square to the line and is always in ready position to hit turbo
- Elite one-cut ability and natural change-of-direction talent
- Violent run finisher
- Hits top speed so quickly that safeties and linebackers repeatedly take poor angles, leading to long touchdowns.

2nd Round Selection WR Devin Smith 6-0 190 Ohio State









Tape vs Wisconsin 2014

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/devin-smith-vs-wisconsin-2014/




Tape vs Michigan State 2014

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/devin-smith-vs-michigan-state-2014/




Highlight Tape

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJoIcwZD1Po




ESPN

- Elite vertical threat
- Outstanding initial burst off the line and has a clear second gear to get over the top of cover corners
- Excels at tracking deep ball. Locates and adjusts over his shoulder as well as any receiver in this class
- Has the tools to be a more complete route runner if he pays attention to detail and works hard on refining routes.




NFL

- Averaged 28.2 yards per catch and 54.5 percent of his catches were for 25-plus yards in 2014

Nice mock, although I'm not sold on Davis at 15.

Also, I doubt the 49ers will be able to trade Brooks, even for a 6th rounder. He is more likely to get cut considering his age, salary and disciplinary problems last season.

I also think we need to add a legit pass rushing OLB earlier on.

3rd Round Selection CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu 5-9 192 Oregon









Highlight Tape

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9xWp9Ny3SQ




ESPN

- High-character individual. Polite and respectful. Mature and accountable. Excellent football character. Tireless work ethic
- Clean movement skills
- Quick transition out of breaks and shows an explosive closing burst
- Attacks the ball in the air and plays bigger than his measureables indicate
- Displays above-average anticipation and playmaking instincts
- Physical and aggressive in run Support
- Possesses the ability to hold up in man coverage on an island. Has the versatility to bump inside and hold up at NB




NFL

- Very fluid mover
- Can transition like his hips are on a swivel and he has the foot quickness in tight spaces to match
- Tracks the ball effectively and has plus ball skills
- Gunner on ST
- Has experience outside and in the Slot

Love this mock... we need speed and a disruptive DL... very nice all around.

Almost went off on Davis at 15, but then I saw that you traded back, which I assume into the mid-20's in the 1st, which is a good pick up.

After seeing that, you're draft would be awesome! I'm a big Armstead fan, but after the combine and seeing more videos of the DL prospects, I find Davis to be a killer prospect and could be the transition player for Cowboy we've been looking for. As much as I like Tank, he plays more like RayMac did in our system, leaving the huge role that Cowboy did for Aldon Smith's success. Davis can fill that role and get Aldon back to his QB-terrorizing role in our defense.

The Indiana RB I don't know much about, but he seems to be getting high marks all around both online and with TV analysts. I like Langford personally (and have a draft crush on Duke Johnson), but if Coleman is the HR threat ppl say he is, then it should be a no-brainer based on size/speed/health history over the other two options. I also love the Ifo Ekpre-Olomu pick, he'll be our "steal" if we get him in the 4th.

With Chaz Green and Ali Marpet, you provide depth and a good swing tackle fix (although Marpet I think will need time to adjust more than anticipated with). And the Smelter pick could become a killer pick up with his athleticism, but will take time for route development (one HUGE positive for him is that he's a spectacular run blocker, which in our offense is a requirement).

My only knock on this draft is Devin Smith. I can't complain about it if we get him in the mid-2nd, but is he just going to be running seam routes every time he plays? His speed was found wanting at the Combine, but his pro-day will have to be his saving grace. Only change I'd prefer is if you get the trade, the players in the 2nd could be switched, either keep Coleman or Jaelen Strong with first 2nd rounder, and get Duke Johnson/Nelson Agholor with the 2nd pick (depending on who we picked with the first 2nd round pick). Both Strong/agholor shined in career stats and put up same 40's (or better) than Devin's.

Overall, did like it overall and wouldn't complain if it ended up that way