Post Bowl Pre New Years Mock Draft | Page 2

ESWYoung08 · 2015-12-30T16:11:38-08:00

After seeing many mock drafts and prospect rankings I have come up with what I consider to be my ideal mock at this time. If I were Baalke this is what I would do. Offseason Moves: Re-sign Boone, Williams, Dawson, Celek Bring back Anthony Davis Get rid of Geep and put in a well versed in West Coast Offense OC who happens to have coached up some of the finest: Marty Mornhinweg Cut Kap, Skov, Simpson, Lemonier, Pears, Brooks F/A Tamba Hali OLB, Matt Forte RB, Alex Mack C. 1. Jared Goff QB CAL- Has the accuracy, confidence, and arm strength to become a long time starter. He will be determined to succeed in the Bay area he loves and will bring a spark of life to our offense again. 2. Joshua Doctson WR TCU- An acrobatic receiver with a great catch radius. Pairing him with Goff will create an incredible tandem for years to come. He would replace Boldin's role in our offense. 3. Jalen Reeves-Maybin ILB Tenn- Baalke has had luck getting linebackers in this round. I believe the streak would continue with Maybin who has the length, range, and tackling ability to be a quality starter. 4A. Anthony Zettel DT PSU- A versatile, high motor guy who could replace Tony Jerod Eddie and bring some stability to the rotational depth on the defensive line. 4B. Josh Ferguson RB Illinois- A 3rd down back that as far as I can tell doesn't have an extensive injury history. He would play the speedy check down role that Reggie Bush and before him Kendall Hunter played on our team when they were healthy. 5A. Antonio Morrison ILB Florida- Scouting reports say he is the undisputed leader of the Florida defense. With the lack of depth at inside linebacker, we double down on the position. At best he can beat Maybin for a spot. At worst he could be a quality special teamer. 5B. Tyler Johnstone OT Oregon- A classic Baalke selection that falls due to injury concerns, he played a pivotal role at left tackle for Oregon the past few years and could prove to be a solid tackle with a few years tutelage from Joe Staley and time in the weight room. 5C. Matt Ioannides DT Temple- Another versatile, high motor guy who could replace Tony Jerod Eddie and bring some stability to the rotational depth on the defensive line. Remaining picks to practice squad * = Re-signed + = Signed Roster: S: Reid, Bethea, Tartt, McCray (4) CB: Brock, Johnson, Reaser, Acker, Ward (5) OLB: Lynch, Harold, Carradine, Hali+ (4) ILB: Bowman, Hodges, Maybin+, Morrison+ (4) NT: Williams*, Purcell (2) DT: Dorsey, Armstead, Dial, Zettel+, Ioannidis+ (5) (24) QB: Gabbert, Goff+ (2) RB: Hyde, Davis, Ferguson+, Forte+ (4) FB: Miller (1) WR: Smith, Patton, Ellington, Smelter, Doctson+ (5) TE: McDonald, Bell, Anderson, Celek* (4) C: Mack*, Kilgore (2) OG: Boone*, Tiller, Thomas, Martin (4) OL: Staley, Davis*, Brown, Johnstone+ (4) (26) S/T: Pinion, Dawson*, Nelson (3) What do you guys think?

Dec 30, 2015 at 6:42 PM

#16

5Jan2003
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Originally posted by ESWYoung08:
Originally posted by fan49:
Goff is not year 1 ready

Goff would most likely sit and learn for a year or be eased in during blowouts.

As in Steve Bono time old days blowouts? That'd be nice.

Or like we're 30 points down and Gabbert is a dog let's see what this kid can do blowouts?

Dec 30, 2015 at 7:05 PM

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Originally posted by ESWYoung08:

Originally posted by eastcoast49ersfan:
Don't love the free agent acquisitions. We're not going to be good next year so I don't see the point of bringing in 30 year olds which will only hurt our draft position next year.

Would rather go after younger guys like Cordy Glenn, Alshon Jeffery, Von Miller, and Mohammed Wilkerson although Miller and Wilkerson are not likely to be unrestricted.

The young guys are more likely to command much higher payouts, I feel Baalke has with the exception of wide outs gone old on nearly all F/A I can think of. This may be a cap space saving move but I went with the notion that 30+ year olds can bring leadership and skills at a lower cost and with less leverage/drama akin to Boldin. We save the big contracts for our own guys, bring in guys with a love for the game that can bridge the gap in the meantime.

Thats a good idea but we have to go after 1 proven cornerstone player that can be an instant impact.. Jeffery im not so sold on.. He stay too injured for me.. Guy doesnt take care of his body to keep from getting injured.. Wilkerson i think is the guy we have to go all in for. its a MUST

Dec 30, 2015 at 7:07 PM

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Originally posted by ESWYoung08:
Originally posted by fan49:
Goff is not year 1 ready

Goff would most likely sit and learn for a year or be eased in during blowouts.

So he'd play every game

Dec 30, 2015 at 7:10 PM

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I don't think you're getting Doctson in the 2nd round and I don't think Forte makes sense(cost vs need). Otherwise I'd be as happy as I could without having Tomsula fired as well and actually getting something for Kap in a trade.

Dec 30, 2015 at 7:11 PM

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genus49
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Originally posted by DeHubb:
Thats a good idea but we have to go after 1 proven cornerstone player that can be an instant impact.. Jeffery im not so sold on.. He stay too injured for me.. Guy doesnt take care of his body to keep from getting injured.. Wilkerson i think is the guy we have to go all in for. its a MUST

I'm hearing Wilkerson will be looking for a Suh like contract in which case as much as I'd love to have him here...its just too much money for him.

Dec 30, 2015 at 7:16 PM

#21

DonnieDarko
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Originally posted by fan49:
Goff is not year 1 ready

Its okay we aren't expecting him to win us a sb anytime soon. This team sucks.

Dec 30, 2015 at 7:21 PM

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genus49
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Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Its okay we aren't expecting him to win us a sb anytime soon. This team sucks.

Technically there's no way to know whether he'd be year 1 ready or not. Smart money is on not because of the system he's coming from but he seems like a smart kid. For all we know he could study like crazy and pick things up by middle of training camp.

Smart money however would be for him to sit and learn for a year and battle for the job next camp.

Dec 30, 2015 at 7:43 PM

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ESWYoung08
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Originally posted by genus49:
I don't think you're getting Doctson in the 2nd round and I don't think Forte makes sense(cost vs need). Otherwise I'd be as happy as I could without having Tomsula fired as well and actually getting something for Kap in a trade.

My draft mock had us getting Hunter Henry in the 2nd and re-signing Draughn. However, I wanted to add some flare and as long as Doctson is still projected 2nd round, I figured sure why not throw in Forte as well. I may do that next mock if doctson moves out of our 2nd round pick range.

[ Edited by ESWYoung08 on Dec 30, 2015 at 7:44 PM ]