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

Originally posted by Rathof44:

Originally posted by zeppfan1:

Originally posted by Rathof44:

Originally posted by zeppfan1:

Originally posted by Rathof44:

Originally posted by 9NERNATE:
We must have a few vet deals already done.

Cowboys are killing it.

💯 winning a SB before SF, no debate.

Lol, have you seen Dak in the playoffs?

Nope but I see an update roster, two legit WR1s. They're going farther than SF next season. Cope.

Based on the draft? Please.

Two 50 year old WRS, and one who can't play consecutive weeks without getting injured, 32 year old TE coming off torn Achilles, 30 year old RB coming off 400 touches who Kyle never takes off the field, and a below average OL. I'll take that bet.

Lol, are you always so over-emotional?

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by jds_49ers:
What people fail to remember every year is that of the 260 or so drafted players each year, only about 2-3 will have Hall of Fame caliber careers, and only about 21 will be undisputedly good picks.

Only about two dozen players every draft will go on to have significant careers performing at a high level. That's not a lot - less than one genuinely good player per team each year.

The draft is a total crap shoot most of the time.

Doesn't mean you don't try

Who said they arnt trying? They want specific type of players. Everyone always hates on our picks, yet some how every year we are losing guys to other teams cause they want our backups for some reason...

4th round tonight?

Originally posted by jds_49ers:

Originally posted by Midbay:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
If James and Black fail to work out then people just need to start getting fired because its insane for a team to blow so much draft capital on RBs and have so little to show for it.

It is interesting to me that Kyle's offense requires a RB who can do very specific things, and Kyle can articulate exactly what those things are, but Kyle cannot seem to connect that to an actual human.

Because there are very few people that have that skill set. Hence why CMC rarely takes a play off. It isnt rocket science....

my comment had two sides... if he needs his RB to have a specific skill set, and he can't somewhat reliably find people with that skill set, it doesn't matter if the problem is lack of people with the skill set or if it is lack of discernment. Either way it is a problem.

There's a reason Black is considered a late round pick at best -- compact power backs with no elusiveness are completely negated by the NFL athleticism of defenders.

9er leadership are clowns

Originally posted by Overkill:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by tankle104:
James and black will never see the field. Lol unless CMC gets injured. They'll play ST and we will run CMC into the ground.

The worst part is that they dont even have a left guard and instead theyre investing picks on backup receivers and RBs.

This.

Facts

Like I said before.. Steelers always load up on OL. If we can't block, we'll have a tough time running.

Not 1 *ucking reporter has the balls to ask these two do they know what draft value is. Not one. All they want to do is pump sunshine. They've wasted more picks then anyone in the NfL the last 5 years.

So what does this mean for the Oregon RB we drafted last year?

Originally posted by SanFranFanfrmVa:
Not 1 *ucking reporter has the balls to ask these two do they know what draft value is. Not one. All they want to do is pump sunshine. They've wasted more picks then anyone in the NfL the last 5 years.

Realest post of the day

Listening to Dieter and Hutchison right now

- They consider the worst overall talent in an nfl draft in 2 decades

- Black is the highest floor running back in an awful running back draft

- Hutchison loves the pick

- They believe it's a good pick in isolation if you remove the 3rd round rb history

--They are saying it's a much better pick than Nick Martin 3rd round last year who they absolutely hated.

- They are saying value is completely out the window in this draft with players all over the place so no one knows who is going where

Originally posted by DonRamon:
They lost to the Seahawks twice because their O-Line could not move their D-Line at all. Their response to that was to draft a WR and a RB.

after signing two WRs in FA

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Midbay:
It is interesting to me that Kyle's offense requires a RB who can do very specific things, and Kyle can articulate exactly what those things are, but Kyle cannot seem to connect that to an actual human.

He falls in love with the most ill fitting RBs and I just dont get it. It'd be one thing if they were great system fits in every way but just happened to fail, instead he keeps trying to draft Alfred Morris knockoffs every single year.

Jadarian Price at #58 would have been a >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> better pick than Black at #90.

At least Price is actually really good.

Originally posted by Leathaface:
So what does this mean for the Oregon RB we drafted last year?

Probably cut, we draft these RB's and cut them the following year.

Tomorrow they'll draft a couple scrub OLs after the other teams have already picked through the cream of the crop and they'll say "eh good enough."