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1. Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio State
What else needs to be said? Baby Bosa is a game-changing player with elite hands, freakish strength, and is virtually a carbon copy of his brother. Dude slides right into the right defensive end spot as an every-down Leo. The trio of Defo, Ford and Bosa projects as one of the best pass-rush groups in the league.
2. Deebo Samuel, WR, South Carolina
It’s Deebo Samuel or AJ Brown here, but I assume AJ will go sooner. That’s okay. Deebo is a dynamic playmaker who excels with the ball in his hands. Dude is built like Anquan Boldin with a strong RB-like lower half. He has the tools to play inside, outside, and return kicks. But most importantly, he's a red zone monster with his explosiveness and refined route running.
3) Marquise Blair, Utah, Safety
Marquise Blair is a John Lynch guy. He’s as aggressive and competitive as any football player in this draft. Blair has the athleticism, wits, and experience to play virtually every safety role: single high, in the box, two deep, etc. With the addition of DB coach Joe Woods, I expect the 49ers to mix up their coverages a lot this forthcoming season by disguising in more split safety coverages, and Marquise Blair is precisely the type of versatile safety they need for that.
4) Josh Oliver, TE, San Jose State
Josh Oliver is a guy I fear won’t be so under the radar. The kid is a promising player with dynamic athleticism and big-play ability, especially downfield. If he can improve as an inline blocker, he could become another day 3 TE steal.
6) Terrill Hanks, LB, New Mexico State
The 49ers need depth to in case Kwon isn’t ready to go, and fortunately for them, Terrill Hanks’ stock took a hit after he hurt his hammy at the combine. But Hanks is more than a day-3 player. He’s fast, physical, and is precisely what the 49ers look for in linebackers. His DB background allows him to cover like a safety, and he possesses the high-end tools to potentially become a starter.
6) Tim Harris, CB, Virginia
Tim Harris would be a much higher rated prospect if not for the rash of injuries he sustained in college. But he's tall, long and an elite SPARQ athlete at a premium position with a ridiculously high ceiling. Exactly the type of players this team rolls the dice on hoping to get lucky.
1. Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio State
What else needs to be said? Baby Bosa is a game-changing player with elite hands, freakish strength, and is virtually a carbon copy of his brother. Dude slides right into the right defensive end spot as an every-down Leo. The trio of Defo, Ford and Bosa projects as one of the best pass-rush groups in the league.
2. Deebo Samuel, WR, South Carolina
It’s Deebo Samuel or AJ Brown here, but I assume AJ will go sooner. That’s okay. Deebo is a dynamic playmaker who excels with the ball in his hands. Dude is built like Anquan Boldin with a strong RB-like lower half. He has the tools to play inside, outside, and return kicks. But most importantly, he's a red zone monster with his explosiveness and refined route running.
3) Marquise Blair, Utah, Safety
Marquise Blair is a John Lynch guy. He’s as aggressive and competitive as any football player in this draft. Blair has the athleticism, wits, and experience to play virtually every safety role: single high, in the box, two deep, etc. With the addition of DB coach Joe Woods, I expect the 49ers to mix up their coverages a lot this forthcoming season by disguising in more split safety coverages, and Marquise Blair is precisely the type of versatile safety they need for that.
4) Josh Oliver, TE, San Jose State
Josh Oliver is a guy I fear won’t be so under the radar. The kid is a promising player with dynamic athleticism and big-play ability, especially downfield. If he can improve as an inline blocker, he could become another day 3 TE steal.
6) Terrill Hanks, LB, New Mexico State
The 49ers need depth to in case Kwon isn’t ready to go, and fortunately for them, Terrill Hanks’ stock took a hit after he hurt his hammy at the combine. But Hanks is more than a day-3 player. He’s fast, physical, and is precisely what the 49ers look for in linebackers. His DB background allows him to cover like a safety, and he possesses the high-end tools to potentially become a starter.
6) Tim Harris, CB, Virginia
Tim Harris would be a much higher rated prospect if not for the rash of injuries he sustained in college. But he's tall, long and an elite SPARQ athlete at a premium position with a ridiculously high ceiling. Exactly the type of players this team rolls the dice on hoping to get lucky.
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