Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, DE/OLB, Oklahoma

landry and okoronkwo makes too much sense.

Originally posted by pdizo916:

landry and okoronkwo makes too much sense.

Agree.

I want Landry and Okoronkwo/Leonard/Hercules

Originally posted by Lobo49er:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by 49erBigMac:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Personally, if we do draft two edge rushers, the lesser talented edge rusher has to be more versatile. I'd let the pre-season play out, and the guy that's not as good at rushing the passer would be tried out at Sam. The guy that's the better edge rusher would stay at edge rusher.

That is true, but how would you know which was going to be the less talented edge rusher, so how would you know which needed to be more versatile?

Take the Bengals for instance, they drafted Jordan Willis a round before Lawson, but Lawson is the better pass rusher.

Bottom line, we need guys who can rush the passer, bring them in, let them compete and worry about the semantics afterwards.

Yup, let them compete and may the best pass rusher start. If we can land Davenport and this guy, assuming we can't get Landry, I think that's as good as getting Chubb. You have two young and athletic pass rushers that the coaching staff can develop. Two vs one should also provide depth. The way the NFL is turning into basketball, and the rules favoring the pass so much -- a 7-4-0 defense (4 linebackers and 7 defensive backs) may now be a real possible defensive call in a 3rd and very long situation.

I'd start them both. In sub, they just edge rush. In base, Landry = Leo, and Obo = Sam. We can go bigger on the edges if we have to (Eli/Solly).

If we get Landry and Obo, add them to Cassius and to Attaochu and I think that's a pretty deep edge rusher corps. Personally, I don't think a lot of teams will run on us, simply because they will be behind and trying to catch up. McKinnon, plus a healthy Garcon and hopefully a rejuvenated Joe Williams and a bolstered offensive line will make this offense a high scoring machine, in my opinion. With Jimmy, they have the look and feel of the '94 niner offense with Ricky as McKinnon, you had Rice and Taylor (Garcon and Goodwin), Brent Jones as Kittle, and Bart Oats as Richburg. On paper, this offense looks high octane. I wouldn't mind this years first three picks being Landry, Obo, and a middle linebacker.

Originally posted by 49erInTheMidwest:

Originally posted by pdizo916:

landry and okoronkwo makes too much sense.

Agree.

I want Landry and Okoronkwo/Leonard/Hercules

Or Holland/Ejiofor.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Lobo49er:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by 49erBigMac:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Personally, if we do draft two edge rushers, the lesser talented edge rusher has to be more versatile. I'd let the pre-season play out, and the guy that's not as good at rushing the passer would be tried out at Sam. The guy that's the better edge rusher would stay at edge rusher.

That is true, but how would you know which was going to be the less talented edge rusher, so how would you know which needed to be more versatile?

Take the Bengals for instance, they drafted Jordan Willis a round before Lawson, but Lawson is the better pass rusher.

Bottom line, we need guys who can rush the passer, bring them in, let them compete and worry about the semantics afterwards.

Yup, let them compete and may the best pass rusher start. If we can land Davenport and this guy, assuming we can't get Landry, I think that's as good as getting Chubb. You have two young and athletic pass rushers that the coaching staff can develop. Two vs one should also provide depth. The way the NFL is turning into basketball, and the rules favoring the pass so much -- a 7-4-0 defense (4 linebackers and 7 defensive backs) may now be a real possible defensive call in a 3rd and very long situation.

I'd start them both. In sub, they just edge rush. In base, Landry = Leo, and Obo = Sam. We can go bigger on the edges if we have to (Eli/Solly).

If we get Landry and Obo, add them to Cassius and to Attaochu and I think that's a pretty deep edge rusher corps. Personally, I don't think a lot of teams will run on us, simply because they will be behind and trying to catch up. McKinnon, plus a healthy Garcon and hopefully a rejuvenated Joe Williams and a bolstered offensive line will make this offense a high scoring machine, in my opinion. With Jimmy, they have the look and feel of the '94 niner offense with Ricky as McKinnon, you had Rice and Taylor (Garcon and Goodwin), Brent Jones as Kittle, and Bart Oats as Richburg. On paper, this offense looks high octane. I wouldn't mind this years first three picks being Landry, Obo, and a middle linebacker.

Originally posted by Giedi:

If we get Landry and Obo, add them to Cassius and to Attaochu and I think that's a pretty deep edge rusher corps. Personally, I don't think a lot of teams will run on us, simply because they will be behind and trying to catch up. McKinnon, plus a healthy Garcon and hopefully a rejuvenated Joe Williams and a bolstered offensive line will make this offense a high scoring machine, in my opinion. With Jimmy, they have the look and feel of the '94 niner offense with Ricky as McKinnon, you had Rice and Taylor (Garcon and Goodwin), Brent Jones as Kittle, and Bart Oats as Richburg. On paper, this offense looks high octane. I wouldn't mind this years first three picks being Landry, Obo, and a middle linebacker.

Nice post.

I still think Roquan at 9 is the way to go. Add in Lorenzo Carter to play SAM and Ogbonnio Okoronkwo and a young CB and our D would be set.

Originally posted by Giedi:

If we get Landry and Obo, add them to Cassius and to Attaochu and I think that's a pretty deep edge rusher corps. Personally, I don't think a lot of teams will run on us, simply because they will be behind and trying to catch up. McKinnon, plus a healthy Garcon and hopefully a rejuvenated Joe Williams and a bolstered offensive line will make this offense a high scoring machine, in my opinion. With Jimmy, they have the look and feel of the '94 niner offense with Ricky as McKinnon, you had Rice and Taylor (Garcon and Goodwin), Brent Jones as Kittle, and Bart Oats as Richburg. On paper, this offense looks high octane. I wouldn't mind this years first three picks being Landry, Obo, and a middle linebacker.

1: Harold Landry, EDGE
2: Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, EDGE
3: Genard Avery, MLB
3: Holton Hill, CB
4: Alex Cappa, OG

Originally posted by SteveYoung:

Nice post.

I still think Roquan at 9 is the way to go. Add in Lorenzo Carter to play SAM and Ogbonnio Okoronkwo and a young CB and our D would be set.

I would be down with this. Give Pita some PEDs and get ready to rumble.

Originally posted by adrianlesnar:

1: Harold Landry, EDGE
2: Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, EDGE
3: Genard Avery, MLB
3: Holton Hill, Quenton Meeks, Christian Campbell CB
4: Alex Cappa, Wyatt Teller OG

FTFY

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by SteveYoung:

Nice post.

I still think Roquan at 9 is the way to go. Add in Lorenzo Carter to play SAM and Ogbonnio Okoronkwo and a young CB and our D would be set.

I would be down with this. Give Pita some PEDs and get ready to rumble.

I think he's okay, seen a picture and looks like he been eating some green bananas this offseason

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgWQZh_AQTG/?taken-by=pitataumoepenu

Originally posted by 49ers808:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgWQZh_AQTG/?taken-by=pitataumoepenu

Is it just me or has he been using his right hand too often?!

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by SteveYoung:

Nice post.

I still think Roquan at 9 is the way to go. Add in Lorenzo Carter to play SAM and Ogbonnio Okoronkwo and a young CB and our D would be set.

I would be down with this. Give Pita some PEDs and get ready to rumble.

Saleh brought that over in "chewing gum" in spades from Seattle.

Is anyone gonna take him in late first or he's a legit 2nd?