NFL Draft: 49ers have history of finding gems in later rounds. Can they do it again?

Apr 22, 2024 at 6:00 AM


The 49ers' roster features 31-of-58 draft picks since 2017, including one apiece from 2017 (George Kittle; fifth round) and 2018 (Fred Warner; third round).
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