🏈 2026 NFL ENTRY DRAFT 🏈-Do not tip picks!

Originally posted by DaleGribble:
They didn't trade back because Kyle just had to have him.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by 9NERNATE:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by ScoutingBall:
6'2" 207 Pounds with 10 inch hands and ran a 4.36. Great run blocker and comes from a military family.

He's gonna be a contributor no doubt. Not saying he's gonna be Puka but nobody knew who the hell Puka was when he was drafted.

I actually like the pick. I think we will add one of the bigger FA edges left after the draft (aka Bosa).

It's not the player that's the problem. It's where we picked him.

This is like Upton Stout. We drafted him 2 rounds too early.

Stribling bettee ball out and surprise the same way Stout did and made us forgive that we drafted him in the late 3rd.

The reality is he might be a starter for us after a few weeks with our injury history. Might surprise us and be happy we got him.

If he balls out like Stout and plays so well in camp he forces his way onto the field early and often this year ... then sure.

Then again when I think about it... would I have rather we picked Boston? Who is way way slower ..

Other than name recognition I think I'd actually prefer Stribling.

Just hate on all the guys we passed on since #33 and why for the love of God did we not trade back from #33 one more time

They didn't trade back because Kyle just had to have him.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
This falling in love with players stuff is their biggest flaw. Doing it with Mac too.

At least they dealt Winters when value was given. A rare decision.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by 9NERNATE:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by ScoutingBall:
6'2" 207 Pounds with 10 inch hands and ran a 4.36. Great run blocker and comes from a military family.

He's gonna be a contributor no doubt. Not saying he's gonna be Puka but nobody knew who the hell Puka was when he was drafted.

I actually like the pick. I think we will add one of the bigger FA edges left after the draft (aka Bosa).

It's not the player that's the problem. It's where we picked him.

This is like Upton Stout. We drafted him 2 rounds too early.

Stribling bettee ball out and surprise the same way Stout did and made us forgive that we drafted him in the late 3rd.

The reality is he might be a starter for us after a few weeks with our injury history. Might surprise us and be happy we got him.

If he balls out like Stout and plays so well in camp he forces his way onto the field early and often this year ... then sure.

Then again when I think about it... would I have rather we picked Boston? Who is way way slower ..

Other than name recognition I think I'd actually prefer Stribling.

Just hate on all the guys we passed on since #33 and why for the love of God did we not trade back from #33 one more time

They didn't trade back because Kyle just had to have him.

Originally posted by Heroism:
lmao he ain't wrong, tho

De'Zhaun Stribling just said he has never met John Lynch or Kyle Shanahan.

This is worse than the Ty Simpson pick.

— Grant Cohn (@grantcohn) April 24, 2026

Originally posted by captveg:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by 9NERNATE:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by ScoutingBall:
6'2" 207 Pounds with 10 inch hands and ran a 4.36. Great run blocker and comes from a military family.

He's gonna be a contributor no doubt. Not saying he's gonna be Puka but nobody knew who the hell Puka was when he was drafted.

I actually like the pick. I think we will add one of the bigger FA edges left after the draft (aka Bosa).

It's not the player that's the problem. It's where we picked him.

This is like Upton Stout. We drafted him 2 rounds too early.

Stribling bettee ball out and surprise the same way Stout did and made us forgive that we drafted him in the late 3rd.

The reality is he might be a starter for us after a few weeks with our injury history. Might surprise us and be happy we got him.

If he balls out like Stout and plays so well in camp he forces his way onto the field early and often this year ... then sure.

Then again when I think about it... would I have rather we picked Boston? Who is way way slower ..

Other than name recognition I think I'd actually prefer Stribling.

Just hate on all the guys we passed on since #33 and why for the love of God did we not trade back from #33 one more time

They didn't trade back because Kyle just had to have him.

Or they just didn't get a viable enough offer. It was strongly rumored that Seattle wanted to trade back from 32 last night and couldn't get anyone to bite. The talent now is pretty flatlined until the end of the 2nd I'd say.

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by 9NERNATE:

Originally posted by Ezekiel38:

Originally posted by ScoutingBall:
6'2" 207 Pounds with 10 inch hands and ran a 4.36. Great run blocker and comes from a military family.

He's gonna be a contributor no doubt. Not saying he's gonna be Puka but nobody knew who the hell Puka was when he was drafted.

I actually like the pick. I think we will add one of the bigger FA edges left after the draft (aka Bosa).

It's not the player that's the problem. It's where we picked him.

This is like Upton Stout. We drafted him 2 rounds too early.

Stribling bettee ball out and surprise the same way Stout did and made us forgive that we drafted him in the late 3rd.

The reality is he might be a starter for us after a few weeks with our injury history. Might surprise us and be happy we got him.

If he balls out like Stout and plays so well in camp he forces his way onto the field early and often this year ... then sure.

Then again when I think about it... would I have rather we picked Boston? Who is way way slower ..

Other than name recognition I think I'd actually prefer Stribling.

Just hate on all the guys we passed on since #33 and why for the love of God did we not trade back from #33 one more time

They didn't trade back because Kyle just had to have him.

Imagine if we drafted Stribling at #27.....

Hahaahahahaaha absolute fan meltdown

Originally posted by Fresno49er:

Originally posted by KID9R:

Originally posted by maxsmart:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
This f**king team invest so much into f**king wide receivers im so god damn sick of drafting these reach WRs.

Exactly, it's Shanahan who falls in love with a s**tty RB or WR and insists that he needs them
2017
Rd 4 Joe Williams RB trade up bust
2018
Rd 2 Dante Pettis WR trade up bust
2019
Rd 3 Jalen Hurd WR bust
2021
Rd 3 Trey Sermon RB bust
2022
Rd 3 Tyrion Davis-Price RB bust
Rd 3 Danny Gray WR bust
2023
Rd 3 Cameron Latu TE bust

2026
R2 #33 De Stribling WR ???????

Yeah but it's the GM's job to figure out the where to draft the player at the best value. Lynch has always been awful draft strategist and is living off of Kyle's coat tails and he knows it. That's why he probably caters to Kyle's draft crushes to much and reaches for them.

our GM's job unfortunately is to do whatever papa Kyle tells him to do.

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
POOONYETTA KANG SANA BA BEEEECH!!!!

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
The player makes sense I was just expecting him to late 2nd/early 3rd. Talent is definitely there along with the explosiveness but personally I would have gone with Stukes or Pregnon and then taken Williams or Skyler Bell at WR later.

Originally posted by scooterhd:
Kind of the same story for Stukes though. I was mocking him in the 4th round early in the process. Then third. Then people had him ranked top 60.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Heroism:
here go all the edges FML

Barham at 58? I already lost my boy Stukes.

I'd be thrilled with Barham at 58 but I'm preparing myself for Washington from Arkansas.