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Originally posted by NYniner85:

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



Value Chart from Nepatriotsdraft

http://wordpressdev.nepatriotsdraft.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/tradevaluechart.jpg

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

Hard to tell Pre-FA and one of the reasons I usually stay away from Trade Projections in February. If we won´t be able to get a 2nd rounder in a trade back scenario give me Langford or Johnson in the 3rd.





I´m a fan of Ajayi.

- Runs aggresive
- Shows patience to let blocks develop
- Nice spin move,
- Terrific stop-start ability
- A weapon in the passing game
- Reports describe him as a driven individual and respected teammate

4th Round Selection OL Ali Marpet 6-4 307 Hobart College









NFL Draft Prospect Video

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine-total-access/0ap3000000472350/On-the-Clock-Ali-Marpet




NFL

- Good foot quickness
- Quick out of stance and into defender
- Usually the low man using hips and arm extension to lock out and control his man
- Consistent with hand placement in run and pass
- Has the body type and movement skills for a ZBS
- Technically sound for an Division III Player and has athleticism to become an NFL starter




Terrific small school prospect who has all the traits to thrive in a ZBS.

I'm going to be a very sad guy if the 49ers decide that Devin Smith is the answer to our WR problems.

Originally posted by daragon:
I'm going to be a very sad guy if the 49ers decide that Devin Smith is the answer to our WR problems.

This!

4th Round Selection WR DeAndre Smelter 6-2 222 Georgia Tech - Comp Pick -









NFL

- Former baseball player with outstanding hand-eye coordination
- Excellent in every sport he has played
- Natural instincts and football intelligence
- Wins when ball is in the air with physicality, body control, well-timed leaps and strong hands
- Able to create separation underneath by pushing cornerbacks with good route speed
- Talented after the catch




Here Is What I Wrote In His Thread



Smelter is someone you pick in the 4th round because of his ACL injury (2nd round talent) and stash on IR for a year.

- Fluid release at the los
- Controlled footwork
- Explodes in and out of his breaks
- Fantastic hand-eye coordination
- Catches the ball at the highest point
- Is able to adjust to throws
- Very rarely drops a pass
- Can get separation on vertical routes
- Plays very physical
- Vicious blocker
- Respected for his work ethic and leadership


Not asked to run a full route tree in Johnsons scheme but shouldnt have an issue running any route in the NFL.




Here Are A Few GIFs I Cut Up



vs Virginia 2014
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vs Georgia Southern 2014
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vs Clemson 2014
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I particularly liked it b/c it's a Baalke-like approach to the draft. In fact, I love it!

Excellent Mock DeUh!

NOT a fan of Devin Smith at WR

THANKS for all the work

Originally posted by DeUh:
2015 San Francisco 49ers




Front Office/Coaches

General Manager Trent Baalke
Head Coach Jim Tomsula
Offensive Coordinator Geep Chryst
Defensive Coordinator Eric Mangini






2015 San Francisco 49ers Free Agency




Trade

LB Ahmad Brooks to Cleveland Browns for 2016 Conditional 6th Round Pick



Restructre/Extend

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



Cut

CB Marcus Cromartie
S Craig Dahl



Sign

QB Tarvaris Jackson 6-2 225 Seattle Seahawks
TE Virgil Green 6-5 255 Denver Broncos
LB Brooks Reed 6-3 254 Houston Texans
S Jeromy Miles 6-2 211 Baltimore Ravens




Tender

DE Tony Jerod-Eddie
LS Kyle Nelson



Re-Sign

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
DL Garrison Smith
DL Lawrence Okoye
LB Shayne Skov
K Zach Hocker



Let Walk

QB Blaine Gabbert
RB Frank Gore
RB Phillip Tanner
WR Michael Crabtree
WR Brandon Llyod
WR Kassim Osgood
TE Garrett Celek
OG Mike Iupati
LB Dan Skuta
LB Michael Wilhoite
LB Desmond Bishop
CB Perrish Cox
S Bubba Ventrone







2015 San Francisco 49ers Mock Draft + UDFA




Draft

1st Round DL Carl Davis 6-5 320 Iowa
2nd Round RB Tevin Coleman 5-11 210 Indiana
2nd Round WR Devin Smith 6-0 196 Ohio State
3rd Round CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu 5-9 192 Oregon
4th Round OL Ali Marpet 6-4 307 Hobart College
4th Round WR DeAndre Smelter 6-2 222 Georgia Tech - Comp Pick -
5th Round - Traded To Move Up In The 4th Round -
6th Round OL Chaz Green 6-5 300 Florida
7th Round DL Angelo Blackson 6-4 318 Auburn
7th Round DE Ryan Delaire 6-4 254 Towson - Comp Pick -



Notes

- 1st Round Pick Traded For 1st + 2nd Round Pick (Davis, Smith)
- 4th + 5th Round Pick Traded To Move Up In The 4th Round (Marpet)
- 2 Comp Picks 4th + 7th Round (Smelter, Delaire)




UDFA

QB Chris Bonner 6-6 237 Colorado State-Pueblo
RB Terrell Watson 6-1 235 Azusa Pacific
FB Hunter Joyer 5-11 250 Florida
WR Jamal Robinson 6-4 205 Louisiana-Lafayette
OL Doniel Gambrell 6-5 307 Notre Dame College
OL Clayton Truitt 6-3 305 Charleston Southern
DL Caushaud Lyons 6-5 285 Tusculum
LB Nick Trasher 6-1 240 Tennessee State
S Cedric Thompson 5-11 205 Minnesota
LS Joe Cardona 6-2 241 Navy






2015 San Francisco 49ers Final 90 Man Roster




Offense

QB: Colin Kaepernick Tarvaris Jackson Josh Johnson Chris Bonner
RB: Carlos Hyde Tevin Coleman Kendall Hunter Alfonso Smith Terrell Watson Kendall Gaskins
FB: Bruce Miller Trey Millard Hunter Joyer
WR: Anquan Boldin Stevie Johnson Devin Smith Bruce Ellington Quinton Patton DeAndre Smelter Chuck Jacobs Jamal Robinson Lance Lewis Trindon Holiday
TE: Vernon Davis Vance McDonald Virgil Green Derek Carrier Asante Cleveland Xavier Grimble
OT: Joe Staley Anthony Davis Jonathan Martin Chaz Green Chris Martin Doniel Gambrell
OG: Alex Boone Brandon Thomas Marcus Martin Joe Looney Ali Marpet Fou Fonoti Andrew Tiller
C: Daniel Kilgore Dillon Farrell Clayton Truitt




Defense

NT: Glenn Dorsey Ian Williams Mike Purcell Garrison Smith
DE: Justin Smith Carl Davis Tank Carradine Quinton Dial Tony Jerod-Eddie Angelo Blackson Kaleb Ramsey Lawrence Okoye Caushaud Lyons
OLB: Aldon Smith Aaron Lynch Brooks Reed Corey Lemonier Ryan Delaire Chase Thomas
ILB: Patrick Willis NaVorro Bowman Chris Borland Nick Moody Shayne Skov Nick Trasher
CB: Chris Culliver Tramaine Brock Dontae Johnson Ifo Ekpre-Olomu Leon McFadden Chris Cook Kenneth Acker Keith Reaser 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
LOS: Kyle Nelson Joe Cardona

I like your draft,2 wideouts love me some Smelter,and Devin Smith can take the top off, He is a Lot faster then His combine speed, love the Tevin Coleman....Great Draft DeUh

6th Round Selection OL Chaz Green 6-5 300 Florida









NFL

- Plays with open eyes and desired football intelligence
- Has a feel for stunts, twists and blitzes and can pick them up
- Shows initial quickness to get to tough reach blocks and climbs smoothly to second-level blocks
- Good footwork and overall pass-protection technique on his initial pass sets.
- Left and right tackle at Florida
- Foot quickness and movement skill will appeal to zone-scheme teams




CBS

- Displays excellent movement skills for his size
- Shows strong hands to control defenders at the point of attack
- Terrific anticipation to pick up extra rushers with quick eyes to pass off targets and pick up blitzers.
- Excellent patience, discipline and spatial awareness, displaying a strong understanding of everything going on around him
- Doesn't receive a lot of ink and probably won't get drafted as high as he should but he will be on a NFL roster a year from now




Injury History

- Suffered a major injury in 2013, tearing a labrum in August that caused him to miss the entire season. Also missed games due to injury in 2012 and 2011.

Originally posted by Crazy49er1313:
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

Thanks man. Fantastic write-up.

Originally posted by slowriot:
I also think we need to add a legit pass rushing OLB earlier on.

I took fomer second round pick Brooks Reed Houston Texans in FA. He had 26 hurries, 6 hits and 2 sacks alongside 30 tackles in 2014.




Here Is His Highlight Tape From 2011



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32KAqii4lrk

I like the mock a lot. I don't think Ekpre-Olomu will be there in the 3rd round. It looks like he's being projected in the 2nd round most places and even in the first round in some mocks. If he's not there, I hope we take Cedric Ogbuehi and maybe Eric Rowe trading up in the 4th where you had Marpet.

7th Round Selection DL Angelo Blackson 6-4 318 Auburn









NFL

- Plays with strength at the point of attack
- Able to withstand and occupy double teams against the run
- Sure tackler who drives full force of his body into runners and will finish what he starts
- Disciplined rusher within his lane




Mike Mayock

- Struggles as a pass rusher but is stout against the run

Originally posted by eastcoast49ersfan:
I like the mock a lot. I don't think Ekpre-Olomu will be there in the 3rd round. It looks like he's being projected in the 2nd round most places and even in the first round in some mocks. If he's not there, I hope we take Cedric Ogbuehi and maybe Eric Rowe trading up in the 4th where you had Marpet.

Thanks.

ESPN Scout´s Inc currently list Ekpre-Olomu with a 3rd round projection on their board.

7th Round Selection DE / OLB Ryan Delaire 6-4 254 Towson - Comp Pick -









Highlight Tape (21:49 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eyil8N9cWUQ




NFL

- Looks great on the hoof with an NFL-caliber 3-4 outside linebacker build.
- Has explorable traits as a pass rusher
- Sinks hips around the corner and uses well-timed rip to challenge the edge.
- Posted high-end production over two seasons at Towson with 32 tackles for loss, 22.5 sacks and five forced fumbles