Post-combine mock draft 2.0 -SF_Warrior

SF_Warrior · 2015-03-04T07:25:29-08:00

1.Round:La'el Collins, OT/G, LSUHeight/Weight: 6-4 / 305 lbs. Strengths: Thick through chest and displays upper-body strength. Has strong hands and will snatch and control less active defenders. He takes defenders for a ride once he's engaged on the move. Loves to mash and intimidate opponents. Mean player. Can center pass rushers and end their attempt in pass pro. Utilizes length in pass protection and is acclimated to a pro-style offense. Able to run-block and pass-set laterally. Well-schooled and technically proficient. If he gets beat on a play, he comes back even harder on the next snap. Finisher. Can come in and play guard or tackle. http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/la%27el-collins?id=25523612.Round: Carl Davis, DT, Iowa Height/Weight: 6-5 / 320 lbs. Strengths: Powerful player. Grows roots against double teams and holds his ground. Noticeable improvement with hands from 2013 to 2014. Shows ability to win with hands and remain disengaged. Fires off the ball with leverage. Strong punch off the snap with power to get arm extension and shed. Uses effective club move as a pass rusher. Has a spin move he'll use to disengage from contact. Naturally transitions from move to move. Good football IQ with a plan of attack. http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/carl-davis?id=25522803.Round: Phillip Dorsett, WR, MiamiHeight/Weight: 5-10 / 185 lbs. Strengths: Takes the top off the defense and throws it in the trash. Elite explosiveness. Gets to top speed quickly and is a seamless glider on crossing routes, leaving man-to-man defenses in his wake. Can work outside and from the slot. Elevates and attacks contested catches. Outstanding body control and can adjust to the ball in mid-air. Mind-boggling big-play production with half of his catches going for 25-plus yards in 2014. More than just a vertical-only receiver and has the blazing feet and stop-start to beat zone coverage for big plays. http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/phillip-dorsett?id=25524244.Round: Dezmin Lewis, WR, Central ArkansasHeight/Weight: 6-4 / 214 lbs. Strengths: Good height and overall size. High points and uses his length. Good forward lean into routes and gets cornerbacks to open up before breaking routes off. Uses same route pace for verticals and stick routes. Long-armed hands-catcher who extends to snatch ball early and get upfield. Satisfactory speed and foot quickness for his size. Weak-armed quarterback forced him to learn to work back to the throw. Tracks the ball well over his shoulder. http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/dezmin-lewis?id=25524115.Round: Justin Cox, CB, Mississippi StateHeight/Weight: 6-1 / 191 lbs. Strengths: Cox looks more like a traditional cornerback than a safety, possessing a lean, athletic frame. He possesses good flexibility and acceleration to handle coverage duties, though his straight-line speed is a question. His JUCO tape shows good hand-eye coordination and timing on his leaps to high-point passes - traits that could lead to him becoming a feared ball-hawk at safety this year. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/2061271/justin-cox6.Round: James Sample, SS, LouisvilleHeight/Weight: 6-2 / 209 lbs. Strengths: Looks the part of an NFL safety with broad shoulders, long limbs and a thicker build than his listed size suggests. Uses his length and strength effectively to fight through blocks near the line of scrimmage and catch ballcarriers, showing enough power and grit to drag them to the ground. Good hand-eye coordination and timing to compete for 50-50 balls. Shows good hands to pluck the ball outside of his frame. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/2139947/james-sample7.Round: Trey Williams, RB, Texas A&MHeight/Weight: 5-7 / 195 lbs. Strengths: Features a devastating jump-cut that torments defenders in space. One of the best "make-you-miss" types in this draft. Improvisation-oriented athlete in space. Able to change directions at a moment's notice and multiple times during one play. Great vision. Looks past first move and focuses on second move. Instant burst through the crease to the third level. Ran for 15-plus yards on 13.6 percent of his carries over the last two years. Can be shuffled around the field as a mismatch weapon. Was a kick returner for all three years at A&M. http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/trey-williams?id=2552649

Mar 4, 2015 at 7:27 AM

LZRD_WZRD
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Those 1st 3 picks tho ... Yes please

Mar 4, 2015 at 7:34 AM

daragon
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I don't get these mocks that have us taking another OL in the first. Please explain where are WR threat comes from after Boldin leaves next year?

Mar 4, 2015 at 7:48 AM

SF_Warrior
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Originally posted by daragon:
Please explain where are WR threat comes from after Boldin leaves next year?

From Dorsett, Lewis, Ellington, Patton and maybe S. Johnson. Pretty good WR-group in my opinion.

Mar 4, 2015 at 7:55 AM

Hopper
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I don't think we need a guard 15th overall.

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:03 AM

NYniner85
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I don't get the high OL pick when SF just drafted 2 last year? If Collins is there at 15 I hope they trade down....

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:03 AM

daragon
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Originally posted by SF_Warrior:

Originally posted by daragon:
Please explain where are WR threat comes from after Boldin leaves next year?

From Dorsett, Lewis, Ellington, Patton and maybe S. Johnson. Pretty good WR-group in my opinion.

You didn't name a single #1 WR. There is no way this team is successful with that WR core in 2016.

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:09 AM

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Originally posted by daragon:
I don't get these mocks that have us taking another OL in the first. Please explain where are WR threat comes from after Boldin leaves next year?

I agree with you that we need a legit wr, but the OLINE in the first does make sense. If Tomsula wants to run the ball and dominate that way, we need to address a few things. Boone's contract i think is done next year. A. Davis was constantly hurt last year and Iupati is leaving in FA. B. Thomas could replace Iupati but there are still some question marks.

I would be glad for Collins. He seems like an angry lineman. Baalke a couple of years ago spent one first rounder on Iupati and then even traded up to get A. Davis. I could easily see him addressing the line again.

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:17 AM

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Originally posted by daragon:
Originally posted by SF_Warrior:
Originally posted by daragon:
Please explain where are WR threat comes from after Boldin leaves next year?

From Dorsett, Lewis, Ellington, Patton and maybe S. Johnson. Pretty good WR-group in my opinion.

You didn't name a single #1 WR. There is no way this team is successful with that WR core in 2016.

I'm with this guy we don't exactly have Brady either

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:34 AM

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Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:

Originally posted by daragon:

Originally posted by SF_Warrior:

Originally posted by daragon:
Please explain where are WR threat comes from after Boldin leaves next year?

From Dorsett, Lewis, Ellington, Patton and maybe S. Johnson. Pretty good WR-group in my opinion.

You didn't name a single #1 WR. There is no way this team is successful with that WR core in 2016.

I'm with this guy we don't exactly have Brady either

There's a very small chance you can get a number 1 receiver in this draft.. Not exactly easy to come by. Dorsett has just about as good a chance as becoming a play-making receiver as anyone else in the draft minus White and Cooper

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:34 AM

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As much as I like Dorsett, I just don't see him getting drafted by us in the 1st 3- rounds... and that's because Baalke already feels we have a WR similar to him in Patton and Ellington..

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:53 AM

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3.Round: Phillip Dorsett, WR, Miami

Height/Weight: 5-10 / 185 lbs.

Strengths: Takes the top off the defense and throws it in the trash. Elite explosiveness. Gets to top speed quickly and is a seamless glider on crossing routes, leaving man-to-man defenses in his wake. Can work outside and from the slot. Elevates and attacks contested catches. Outstanding body control and can adjust to the ball in mid-air. Mind-boggling big-play production with half of his catches going for 25-plus yards in 2014. More than just a vertical-only receiver and has the blazing feet and stop-start to beat zone coverage for big plays.
http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/phillip-dorsett?id=2552424

"Had partial tear of MCL in 2013." (NFL.com)

ONLY partial? Not sure if he's Balke material

Mar 4, 2015 at 9:54 AM

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Love it man

Mar 4, 2015 at 12:50 PM

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Originally posted by jacklegniner:

Originally posted by daragon:
I don't get these mocks that have us taking another OL in the first. Please explain where are WR threat comes from after Boldin leaves next year?
I agree with you that we need a legit wr, but the OLINE in the first does make sense. If Tomsula wants to run the ball and dominate that way, we need to address a few things. Boone's contract i think is done next year. A. Davis was constantly hurt last year and Iupati is leaving in FA. B. Thomas could replace Iupati but there are still some question marks.

I would be glad for Collins. He seems like an angry lineman. Baalke a couple of years ago spent one first rounder on Iupati and then even traded up to get A. Davis. I could easily see him addressing the line again.

So you want to spend a 1st round pick on a backup player this year? There is one position open and it's LG which B Thomas and M Martin both played at some point during college. Thomas injury was a year ago and he was around all year learning the system. If they felt that he couldn't take over at that position why draft him or Martin in the 3rd round to begin with? Sounds like a wasted pick to me, either in the 1st or 3rd last year.

WR is a real need and like or not Crabs was our #1 and he is gone. I would rather draft a WR high in rd 1, cut SJ, then take that cash an put it towards one of our CBs.

Also Davis had not missed a single game until he had surgery and his 1st concussion this year. I wouldn't say he is injury prone.