DL: 2026 Draft Class

Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Welcome to the Derrick Moore fan club, Hero.

Can someone post Zion Young practice reps, idk how to, he's a perfect fit, I can see our staff falling in love with him and taking him in the 1st.

Originally posted by jersey49er:
Can someone post Zion Young practice reps, idk how to, he's a perfect fit, I can see our staff falling in love with him and taking him in the 1st.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by jersey49er:
Can someone post Zion Young practice reps, idk how to, he's a perfect fit, I can see our staff falling in love with him and taking him in the 1st.

Nasty inside move here from Missouri ED Zion Young. Sold the outside rush and timed his inside cut perfectly pic.twitter.com/9G5yL2NbRH

— Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) January 27, 2026

Zion Young again, man. I don't even think this was a bad rep from the OT Bowry. Young stayed strong through the whistle (as always) pic.twitter.com/cQAEjCJMAa

— Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) January 27, 2026

Ty, he's a beast.

Not an edge BUT good lord 👀

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Not an edge BUT good lord 👀

FSU NT Darrell Jackson making an impact after late invite to Senior Bowl. pic.twitter.com/J4JXNQLBcp

— Todd McShay (@McShay13) January 28, 2026

Love it but isn't it a massive advantage for the defender knowing the snap count and that they have no threat of run gap responsibility.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Love it but isn't it a massive advantage for the defender knowing the snap count and that they have no threat of run gap responsibility.

Its also Beau Stephens who didn't take snaps at center in college

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Not an edge BUT good lord 👀

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Love it but isn't it a massive advantage for the defender knowing the snap count and that they have no threat of run gap responsibility.

Once you watch his tape, you see him doing the exact same thing to IOL. IMO, he's moved to top 50 pick status for me personally. Absolute monster on tape and proving he can hang with the best.

Ny, I went ahead and just made this a combined DL thread -- so post away about DE and DT prospects. Lee Hunter stood out on tape -- he's very good, the only thing that kind of stood out as potential negative is how oddly top heavy he seems. His base is not particularly thick. Lower legs not all that large but he still shows good strength so maybe he just has an odd build.

Watched tape of Caleb Banks today and he's really impressed me. Top 64 grade so far.

Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Once you watch his tape, you see him doing the exact same thing to IOL. IMO, he's moved to top 50 pick status for me personally. Absolute monster on tape and proving he can hang with the best.

Ny, I went ahead and just made this a combined DL thread -- so post away about DE and DT prospects. Lee Hunter stood out on tape -- he's very good, the only thing that kind of stood out as potential negative is how oddly top heavy he seems. His base is not particularly thick. Lower legs not all that large but he still shows good strength so maybe he just has an odd build.

Watched tape of Caleb Banks today and he's really impressed me. Top 64 grade so far.

He's also a bit old not a deal breaker in my opinion but just wanted to put that out there

i would be thrilled with Mesidor and Hunter both are older prospects but are imo instant impact players and will be on rookie contract for most of their prime years

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#Michigan EDGE Derrick Moore vs. #ASU OT Max Iheanachor (feat. fisticuffs) pic.twitter.com/zdm0CVkY8r

— Jared Feinberg (@Jared_NFLDraft) January 28, 2026

Good rep by Max there. Also love the fact that he frustrates Moore and threw hands right back after Moore threw the punch first

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

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Good rep by Max there. Also love the fact that he frustrates Moore and threw hands right back after Moore threw the punch first

Great feet, Moore couldn't do anything even despite the work with his hands. Max's length dominated there.

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#Michigan EDGE Derrick Moore vs. #ASU OT Max Iheanachor (feat. fisticuffs) pic.twitter.com/zdm0CVkY8r

— Jared Feinberg (@Jared_NFLDraft) January 28, 2026

Good rep by Max there. Also love the fact that he frustrates Moore and threw hands right back after Moore threw the punch first

Great feet, Moore couldn't do anything even despite the work with his hands. Max's length dominated there.

Ive kinda moved on from the idea of trying to find trents replacement early or upgrade over McKivitz...and I've never totally been on board with the idea of drafting a guy to play guard now and tackle later...but Iheanachor is probably the one guy in this class id use an early-ish pick to do it for.

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#Michigan EDGE Derrick Moore vs. #ASU OT Max Iheanachor (feat. fisticuffs) pic.twitter.com/zdm0CVkY8r

— Jared Feinberg (@Jared_NFLDraft) January 28, 2026

Good rep by Max there. Also love the fact that he frustrates Moore and threw hands right back after Moore threw the punch first

That was a huge turnoff for Moore to do that after that rep. If he gets frustrated like that in practice, is he gonna cost you penalties in a game?

Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
Ive kinda moved on from the idea of trying to find trents replacement early or upgrade over McKivitz...and I've never totally been on board with the idea of drafting a guy to play guard now and tackle later...but Iheanachor is probably the one guy in this class id use an early-ish pick to do it for.

His footwork is really gorgeous at times. He's a football newcomer with a deep athletic background. I think he can turn out to be a stellar NFL level tackle with the right coaching.