Who do you want with the 2nd pick?

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by btthepunk:
Let's just dominate today and get Gregory, DGB, Poutasi, and Duke Johnson.

lol, the 49ers could literally get like one of those guys, although Gregory could really fall all the way down the boards. In the 2nd, you pretty much have to choose between Duke Johnson and DGB.

Don't spoil my fun! This plan includes trading the extra picks from the SD trade, a 3rd next year, and Boone.

Devin Smith

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by GoNiners:
If we can somehow get two picks this round I'd love DGB and Perriman

A. Not a chance in the hell the 49ers are drafting 2 WR's early


B. If you want Perriman, you gotta talk to the Ravens who already drafted him.

maybe he meant Perryman

I did, my bad I forgot how it was spelled

Originally posted by Since07:
Personally I go Conley

If we go Conley here we may as well put a Raiders logo on our new black jerseys.

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by Since07:
Personally I go Conley

If we go Conley here we may as well put a Raiders logo on our new black jerseys.

Hahaha for real!!

Originally posted by theninermaniac:

Why no love for Eli Harold??? He is full of potential. (I am the 1% that voted for him)

Harold is a bit too much of a height-weight-speed guy. More of an athlete than a truly good pass-rushing threat. Basically every top OT he faced he was stonewalled and ineffective against. Reminded me a LOT of Larry English. Harold had maybe one or two very good games, one against UNC and one against Louisville's Jamon Brown, but among all the draft-worthy OTs he faced, Brown is among the lowest-rated, projected by many to go around the 6th or so.

In researching the split stats for Harold, he steadily racked up the majority of his TFL numbers against inferior competition. He wasn't even the team leader in sacks. He was third on the team. After looking at his play by play performances in several games against the better OT prospects, I came away a little disappointed. He just wasn't able to generate much push off the snap and needs to develop a better array of moves, more consistent speed-to-power conversion, and in general get stronger to play with better leverage and more power. He struggled mightily to disengage from tackles and that's a problem. The athletic upside might be enough to give him a 3rd round grade, but right now he's a borderline 4th round guy in terms of his NFL readiness. A lot of work needs to be done.

His teammate Valles the redshirt sophomore offers a LOT more upside and I'd rather take him somewhere between the 4th - 5th and develop him instead.

Originally posted by stonecold590:
Not huge on Devin Smith here. He is a speedster but we have Torrey Smith and Ellington who have that speed. If we do go WR I would prefer someone who could become a #1 WR or at the very least a solid #2. Looking for speed, size, and hands. Not just a guy who can burn. Want that combo of the above mentioned atrabutes. A Strong or DBG would be a nice pic here.

I'm guessing we have to move up for any of one those guys...Smith is a burner but I think he has the tools to turn into at the very least a solid #2. He plays bigger than 6-0....scoring a TD every 2.5 times you touch the ball is

Conley or dgb

T.Lockett/D.Smith or J.Strong

Strong, Rowe, DGB, Jalen Collins

Collins or Funchess

DGB, Strong, Mckinney, Donovan Smith, PJ Willaims, Goldman, Carl Davis, Perryman and Collins (yes La'el)

I'm ok with many selections. The only one I don't want is Gregory. He can have all the talent in the world but if he isn't on the field it doesn't matter. Dion Jordan just got suspended for a year and he was the 3rd overall pick. No thanks...

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by stonecold590:
Not huge on Devin Smith here. He is a speedster but we have Torrey Smith and Ellington who have that speed. If we do go WR I would prefer someone who could become a #1 WR or at the very least a solid #2. Looking for speed, size, and hands. Not just a guy who can burn. Want that combo of the above mentioned atrabutes. A Strong or DBG would be a nice pic here.

I'm guessing we have to move up for any of one those guys...Smith is a burner but I think he has the tools to turn into at the very least a solid #2. He plays bigger than 6-0....scoring a TD every 2.5 times you touch the ball is

I'm not saying he isn't good. I just don't like him here. He had good #s for only 1 season. Plus against the weakest conference this past year. Him only getting a few catches shows he either didn't catch much or had very few targets throughout the year either is discouraging.if he was the best receiver they had

Originally posted by valrod33:
Strong, Rowe, DGB, Jalen Collins

This

Devin Smith