MadDog49er Draft Primer and Best Board- Top 50 Players April 24 Edition

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Round 1. Bosa
Round 2. AJ Brown or Butler
Round 3. The best safety on the board

My guy, this is my ideal scenario as well. Although I'd be happy with an OL in the third depending on the player. OL and S is a place where we've got players, it's just the players suck and can't stay healthy. Hard to say if our S or OL are worse though, whenever they are actually healthy. Probably would lean towards safety needing the upgrade a little more.

This is a best case scenario for me.

Agreed. Going into the draft I wanted Bosa followed by either Butler, AJ Brown or even Deebo (despite not having the stature, he's a playmaker).

Fingers crossed, I think of the ones available AJ Brown would be the best pick followed by Butler/Samuel neck and neck.

MadDog, are there any teams ahead of SF that you worry will snatch Brown?

Hey MD,

care to add your thoughts on Daniel Jones at #6 and also what about LJ Collier to the hawks?

9ers need stay where they are with the #2 pick, and use the two 6th rounders to move up in the 3rd and 4th rounds... we end up with only 4 picks but potentially higher quality players than can make the 53.

We have a chance at Jawaan Taylor to groom as our RT with our 2nd pick, and move MMc to LT when Staley hangs it up in a year or two. Most likely quality receiver will be available with our 3rd.

Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:

MadDog, are there any teams ahead of SF that you worry will snatch Brown?

The B/R draft guys seem to think the Colts will take him. They said it as though they have inside info.

I would be perfectly fine with Hakeem Butler, Aj Brown, or Greedy Williams. I find it hard to believe they pass on Greedy if he's there.

ESPN write-up:

On Andy Isabella- "Isabella is an undersized receiver with short arms, small hands and excellent top-end speed. He has the burst to develop into an above-average route runner, and he's willing to work the middle of the field. He's a slippery open-field runner with good explosiveness after the catch and running fly sweeps."

On Marquise Brown- "Brown explodes off the line and is one of the fastest wide receiver prospects we've ever evaluated in terms of game speed. He has the burst to separate, plucks the ball on the run and is a big-play threat after the catch. He lacks ideal size for a vertical threat, yet has the speed to get over the top of cornerbacks and does a solid job tracking the deep ball."

Isabella- 5'9" 188 lbs, Hand Size: 8 ½", Arm Length: 29 ¾", Wingspan 71½"

Brown- 5'9" 166 lbs Hand Size 9" Arm Length 30½ Wingspan 71¾"

Just be consistent. These write-ups are laughable at best. Shouldn't ESPN begin with "Brown is a tiny wide receiver".

Where's Deebo??