Charlie Woerner l TE, ATL

Originally posted by Jubwub88:
This team sure knows how to draft a TE. And linebackers.

Everything else I dunno. It's wierd every team has their own specialty drafting. Broncos can pick rb's in any round

I think they do a pretty good job in finding Offensive Linemen and Running backs too. I'm pretty sure Coaching is a big part of it, unless Walsh just lucked into Joe and Steve.

DL is getting desperate for content.

Originally posted by Jubwub88:

This team sure knows how to draft a TE. And linebackers.

Everything else I dunno. It's wierd every team has their own specialty drafting. Broncos can pick rb's in any round

We don't need to draft RB's . We pick them up as UDFA's. Can't beat that.

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by Jubwub88:
This team sure knows how to draft a TE. And linebackers.

Everything else I dunno. It's wierd every team has their own specialty drafting. Broncos can pick rb's in any round

We don't need to draft RB's . We pick them up as UDFA's. Can't beat that.

...and get freebie 5th round picks after they've stewed in the pot for a bit.

Originally posted by English:

We don't need to draft RB's . We pick them up as UDFA's. Can't beat that.

Don't know what it is, but both Kyle and his dad have that unique talent to just see RBs , UDFAs, walk ons, 7th, 6th rd picks, and they find gold. It is a talent that few others , if any, have.

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:

Originally posted by English:
We don't need to draft RB's . We pick them up as UDFA's. Can't beat that.

Don't know what it is, but both Kyle and his dad have that unique talent to just see RBs , UDFAs, walk ons, 7th, 6th rd picks, and they find gold. It is a talent that few others , if any, have.

Walsh had the same kind of knack. Walsh saw *one* play of Dwight Clark and drafted him. Walsh saw a couple of grainy pictures of Haley, he could barely make out the guy in the film, and drafted him. I remember this kid named Bill Ring keep making the team, and I saw he sucked as a fullback, but put him in on 3rd down his hands were just vacuum cleaner with the football in the air.

Just to take a stab at even analyzing such genius - as NC said in another thread - they *know* exactly what they want in a player for this particular offensive system they run, and as long as he meets the criteria for what particular position they are trying to do offensively, it doesn't matter if the guy was first round pick or undrafted or played in CFL. Like Breida, for example, if a guy runs 4.3, kyle gets interested in him - probably even if Breida played in division III he'd still be interested in him. Take OLinemen, if the guy ran track and field, played basketball, and runs a 4.5 forty yard dash and is about 290 lbs - Kyle gets interested even if he played in the CFL or Cal State Pomona College. Speed is an example of what Kyle is looking for, for his offense. If you have it, he'll look at you.

Originally posted by NCommand:

DL is getting desperate for content.

Spider graph comparison: 49ers tight ends George Kittle (left) vs. Charlie Woerner (right).

Kittle dominated the 2017 combine, but Woerner (who'll play SF's blocking-oriented TE role) is taller and no slouch himself athletically, especially in metrics that measure explosiveness: pic.twitter.com/pruopL2h9K

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) May 23, 2020

It's part of this article

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

DL is getting desperate for content.

Spider graph comparison: 49ers tight ends George Kittle (left) vs. Charlie Woerner (right).

Kittle dominated the 2017 combine, but Woerner (who'll play SF's blocking-oriented TE role) is taller and no slouch himself athletically, especially in metrics that measure explosiveness: pic.twitter.com/pruopL2h9K

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) May 23, 2020

It's part of this article

More than a blocker: I dove inside the adaptability Charlie Woerner brings the 49ers (he can do a standing backflip!) with the help of his former housemate and Georgia QB @FrommJake and others.

Expect some Shanahan 2-TE sets:https://t.co/pAzoptYtlv

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) May 25, 2020

Yeah, when you're getting into Toilolo 2.0's spider chart, it's the slow time of the off season. LOL.

His points are solid though.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Yeah, when you're getting into Toilolo 2.0's spider chart, it's the slow time of the off season. LOL.

His points are solid though.

Ok but this type of who cares content is like 90% of the zone.

Originally posted by okdkid:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Yeah, when you're getting into Toilolo 2.0's spider chart, it's the slow time of the off season. LOL.

His points are solid though.

Ok but this type of who cares content is like 90% of the zone.

90% is being generous.

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Forget the source and just check out the video. If Woerner can bring this kind of work to the NFL he is going to be a huge asset in the running game. That first block is nasty. He has some chops as a receiver as well. I like how he uses his hands to catch the ball rather than letting it get into his body. Could be another 49er late round diamond in the rough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo5jCoNUlck

Originally posted by 49ers81:

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Forget the source and just check out the video. If Woerner can bring this kind of work to the NFL he is going to be a huge asset in the running game. That first block is nasty. He has some chops as a receiver as well. I like how he uses his hands to catch the ball rather than letting it get into his body. Could be another 49er late round diamond in the rough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo5jCoNUlck

You made me click on a Grant Cohn link! I feel unclean now.

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by 49ers81:
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Forget the source and just check out the video. If Woerner can bring this kind of work to the NFL he is going to be a huge asset in the running game. That first block is nasty. He has some chops as a receiver as well. I like how he uses his hands to catch the ball rather than letting it get into his body. Could be another 49er late round diamond in the rough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo5jCoNUlck

You made me click on a Grant Cohn link! I feel unclean now.

Fun fact:

Grant Cohn is a walking mutated yeast infection.

Originally posted by 49ers81:
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Forget the source and just check out the video. If Woerner can bring this kind of work to the NFL he is going to be a huge asset in the running game. That first block is nasty. He has some chops as a receiver as well. I like how he uses his hands to catch the ball rather than letting it get into his body. Could be another 49er late round diamond in the rough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo5jCoNUlck

It would be so cool if we have two George Kittles! I'm really looking forward to seeing him and all the rest of the new young players play this year.

Yo, is he signed? I feel like he's the only rookie that hasn't yet

They report tomorrow?