Mock for the rest of the draft

[bleachedwheat]

Hopefully RB Brooks goes off the board early day 2 so they don't trade up.

JPJ, Frazier, Cooper, Wilson, Tampa, Benson are all gone

56. DT Ruke Orhorhoro Clemson
Interior D-line is a need, Osa needs help at 3-tech, he wears down during games and he is in a contract year.

73. WR Jalen McMillan Washington
Takes over WR3 spot right away, can play all the WR spots and creates separation unlike most of the WR's on the team.

Trade back with 49ers from 87 to 94 and gain pick 132

94. G/C Mason McCormick South Dakota State
Competition for Hoffman and Bass. Even though they drafted Guyton I still think Tyler Smith is forced to move to LT. Guyton won't be able to make the transition to the left side and will end up replacing Steele at RT in a year or two.

132. CB Jarrian Jones Florida State
Needed depth at corner, he can play outside but is best in the slot. A replacement for Jourdan Lewis after this year. Can contribute on Special Teams.

174. DE Brennan Jackson Washington State
Rotational DE depth to help alleviate the loss of Armstrong and Fowler. Big enough to set the edge, not a liability in the run game.

216. ILB Nathaniel Watson Mississippi State
Early Down thumper of a LB, can learn behind Kendricks for a year. Had 10 sacks last year, Mike Zimmer loves a LB that can blitz.

233. DT Justin Rogers Auburn
Mazi needs to show what he has this year so you can't draft a 1-tech early. Rogers is a rotational piece, big enough to eat up double teams.

244. LB Michael Barrett Michigan
Great tackler in open space. Special Teams player for Fossil.

No running back... trade next years 6th round pick for Bears RB Herbert.

 

[KingintheNorth]

No thank you.

 

[Sydla]

Ehhh. Out. DT at 56 makes sense. I don't think you can use a prime pick (Top 3 rounds) on a WR and not a RB given the situation.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Trade back with 49ers from 87 to 94 and gain pick 132

That I would LOVE to see.

But where is the RB?

 

[DasTex]

Gotta come away with a RB this draft

 

[bleachedwheat]

If you guys really want a RB take DE Jackson out at 174 and add RB Isaac Guerendo Louisville or RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. Purdue.

Then sign DE Ogbah after the draft for your DE Depth. He was cut and wouldn't affect their comp pick formula.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Hopefully RB Brooks goes off the board early day 2 so they don't trade up.

JPJ, Frazier, Cooper, Wilson, Tampa, Benson are all gone

56. DT Ruke Orhorhoro Clemson
Interior D-line is a need, Osa needs help at 3-tech, he wears down during games and he is in a contract year.

73. WR Jalen McMillan Washington
Takes over WR3 spot right away, can play all the WR spots and creates separation unlike most of the WR's on the team.

Trade back with 49ers from 87 to 94 and gain pick 132

94. G/C Mason McCormick South Dakota State
Competition for Hoffman and Bass. Even though they drafted Guyton I still think Tyler Smith is forced to move to LT. Guyton won't be able to make the transition to the left side and will end up replacing Steele at RT in a year or two.

132. CB Jarrian Jones Florida State
Needed depth at corner, he can play outside but is best in the slot. A replacement for Jourdan Lewis after this year. Can contribute on Special Teams.

174. DE Brennan Jackson Washington State
Rotational DE depth to help alleviate the loss of Armstrong and Fowler. Big enough to set the edge, not a liability in the run game.

216. ILB Nathaniel Watson Mississippi State
Early Down thumper of a LB, can learn behind Kendricks for a year. Had 10 sacks last year, Mike Zimmer loves a LB that can blitz.

233. DT Justin Rogers Auburn
Mazi needs to show what he has this year so you can't draft a 1-tech early. Rogers is a rotational piece, big enough to eat up double teams.

244. LB Michael Barrett Michigan
Great tackler in open space. Special Teams player for Fossil.

No running back... trade next years 6th round pick for Bears RB Herbert.

Orhorhoro is too smallish. we need a big dawg in the middle and get rid of Mazi. I do like Maason Smith from LSU, but we can trade down slightly and still get him.