Can you help me find PR/KR in the 2016 Draft

I have only just started watching college football and would
like to see the 49ers improve at their Return Game and add
depth RB, WR and CB

That said who do you think the top 3 PR/KRers are ?

RB / PR / KR
1. Kenyan Drake. Alabama
2. Tyler Ervin. San Jose State
3.

WB / PR / KR
1. Jalin Marshall. Ohio State
2. Jakeem Grant. Texas Tech
3. Trevor Davis. Cal
4. Hunter Sharp. Utah State
5. Demarcus Ayers Houston

CB / PR / KR
1. Morgan Burns. Kansas State
2. Cyrus Jones. Alabama
3.


Thanks for you help so fare, I hope to watch twice as much college football in 2016 so I'm Draft ready next year

I like Burns quite a bit. He has the ability to be a special teams ace

Kenyan Drake is one of the best returners this year.

RB Tyler Ervin is one of the best ones in the draft and can be had in rounds 4-6.

RB Kenyon Drake for KR and CB Cyrus Jones for PR are very solid as well.

WR Jaylin Marshall from OSU is a quality return man and he should be available in rounds 5-UDFA

Freakin Baalke shoulda drafted the REAL BLACK MAMBA last year, but nohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, he rather kiss Steve Spurier's (_)_) for being friends..

I've got one for ya...Jakeem Grant, Texas Tech. He was primarily a WR for the Red Raiders...90 rec 1268 yds 10 TD's. He also had 39 KR, 1017 yds, 2 TD's. This little guy (5-6/5-7 @ 165 lbs) is electric. I get he's small by NFL standards, but if you look at his numbers, that's a lot of touches in one season and he held up just fine. This guy can really scoot and is extremely adept at making people miss. Check him out on this link:

http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/_/id/514493/jakeem-grant

ESPN link didn't have video...here's one on You Tube that has some of his electric highlights from the 2015 season:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxZoXz8FYsg

Trevor Davis, WR, Cal

Originally posted by CorvaNinerFan:
I've got one for ya...Jakeem Grant, Texas Tech. He was primarily a WR for the Red Raiders...90 rec 1268 yds 10 TD's. He also had 39 KR, 1017 yds, 2 TD's. This little guy (5-6/5-7 @ 165 lbs) is electric. I get he's small by NFL standards, but if you look at his numbers, that's a lot of touches in one season and he held up just fine. This guy can really scoot and is extremely adept at making people miss. Check him out on this link:

http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/_/id/514493/jakeem-grant

my pick too..had him in my mocks from day 1..hes small but the heart he plays with is great..im sure his whole life he has heard how much he cant do it and will continue to prove wrong..5th rd pick...

Originally posted by CorvaNinerFan:

I've got one for ya...Jakeem Grant, Texas Tech. He was primarily a WR for the Red Raiders...90 rec 1268 yds 10 TD's. He also had 39 KR, 1017 yds, 2 TD's. This little guy (5-6/5-7 @ 165 lbs) is electric. I get he's small by NFL standards, but if you look at his numbers, that's a lot of touches in one season and he held up just fine. This guy can really scoot and is extremely adept at making people miss. Check him out on this link:

http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/_/id/514493/jakeem-grant

Yes! Forgot about him. Definitely one of the better ones

Originally posted by CorvaNinerFan:

I've got one for ya...Jakeem Grant, Texas Tech. He was primarily a WR for the Red Raiders...90 rec 1268 yds 10 TD's. He also had 39 KR, 1017 yds, 2 TD's. This little guy (5-6/5-7 @ 165 lbs) is electric. I get he's small by NFL standards, but if you look at his numbers, that's a lot of touches in one season and he held up just fine. This guy can really scoot and is extremely adept at making people miss. Check him out on this link:

http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/_/id/514493/jakeem-grant

I love watching him play. He's tiny though. As good as a returner as Trindon Holiday was, he was just too small to stick on a roster. Grant needs a miracle.

I'd include Hunter Sharp of Utah State as a WR/KR/PR

Tyler Ervin said in his interview he was shooting for a 4.2 40 time. Would be crazy if he got it

Demarcus Ayers Houston

Jalin Marshall is Ohio State.