Post your last mock draft before Thursday

[Sakic19]

I know I have done about 100. Might as well make it 101.

(1) 30. OG- Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin
(2) 61. S- Brandon Taylor, LSU
(3) 92. DE- Tyrone Crawford, Boise State
(4) 125. WR- Marvin Jones, Cal
(5) 165. MLB- Audie Cole, N.C. State
(6) 199. OLB- Jacquies Smith, Missouri
(7) 237. WR- Tim Benford, Tennessee Tech

[Danish49ers]

1. (30) - OG Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State
2. (61) - DE Jared Crick, Nebraska
3. (92) - SS Antonio Allen, South Carolina
4. (125) - OLB Jonathan Massaquoi, Troy
5. (165) - DT Hebron Fangupo, Brigham Young
6. (199) - WR Chris Owusu, Stanford
7. (237) - OC Chris Anzevino, Kent State

[LASam]

I'm not thrilled with the idea of a OG in the first round, but I have to say I like Maiocco's mock.

http://www.csnbayarea.com/football-s...52&feedID=5936

[Bigshot]

1. (30) CB-Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama
2. (61) OL-Jeff Allen, Illinois
3. (92) WR-Greg Childs, Arkansas
4. (125) S-Markelle Martin,Oklahoma State
5. (165) DT-Kheeston Randall, Texas
6. (199) LB-Najee Goode, West Virginia
7. (237) WR-Chris Owusu, Stanford

[Rob]

I'm not thrilled with the idea of a OG in the first round, but I have to say I like Maiocco's mock.

http://www.csnbayarea.com/football-s...52&feedID=5936

I really like his first three picks.

[Sir Bollox]

30. Chandler Jones, OLB, Cuse.

[Sakic19]

I'm not thrilled with the idea of a OG in the first round, but I have to say I like Maiocco's mock.

http://www.csnbayarea.com/football-s...52&feedID=5936

That is a nice mock.

I wonder if we go WR a bit higher though as a Randy Moss insurance policy. I thought about going WR in round 1 or 2. I don't think there is any way we flame out at WR like we did last year and Im not sure Streeter would make any kind of real impact as a rookie.

Just my two cents.

[9ERS4EVA]

Really like Isaiah Pead in the 3rd round if they are gonna take a guy there. Rather that pick be a safety however.

[Jason]

I don't think we will be looking for Randy Moss "insurance", if anything it will be a Randy Moss heir apparent, there was even an article on NFL.com today talking about how confident Harbaugh is Moss will contribute.

Admittedly I'm a fan of his but that's probably because I typically root for the heels.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07G23zMGa4g <--- will always be funny.

[Sakic19]

I don't think we will be looking for Randy Moss "insurance", if anything it will be a Randy Moss heir apparent, there was even an article on NFL.com today talking about how confident Harbaugh is Moss will contribute.

Admittedly I'm a fan of his but that's probably because I typically root for the heels.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07G23zMGa4g <--- will always be funny.

I remember him saying he was confident in Braylon Edwards as well last year. Just sayin.

[Jason]

I remember him saying he was confident in Braylon Edwards as well last year. Just sayin.

Yep, so where was our "Braylon Insurance" then? I think you just kind of proved my point in a way.

[Sakic19]

Yep, so where was our "Braylon Insurance" then? I think you just kind of proved my point in a way.

And he got burnt so hopefully he learnt his lesson.

[Jason]

Yeah hopefully. I'm on board with the train of thought that we should get a big time WR this year to groom for the future. Moss/Ginn probably won't be back in 2013, Crabtree/Manningham have huge salaries that they have to live up to or they will be on the bubble themselves, and then there is Kyle Williams and Brett Swain....yeah, I'd say getting that future #1 is a need.

We only kept 5 WRs a year ago but I could see us going with 6 and keeping 4 ILBs instead of 5 since Rock Cartwright sort of fills Moran Norris/Blake Costanzo's roles all by himself...we wouldn't have to give up depth elsewhere in this scenario.


My thing is if you draft a raw guy like Stephen Hill for instance he isn't going to be insurance because he is going to take time to develop. He'd be the heir apparent to Moss. I'm sure Harbaugh will put whoever we bring in in a position to make some plays but I wouldn't count on a rookie coming in and putting up big numbers year 1.

[Yellowknifer]

Stephen Hill is talented enough he will make plays as a rookie. I have no doubt. He won't be a starter, but he is basically an ideal candidate to groom as a 3rd/4th WR for a year. And I could easily see him catching 4 or 5 TDs, possibly long ones.

He has all the natural skills great WR's (hands, adjustment, ability to catch in traffic and use his hands etc) need and then physical talent that very few in the league have.

What he lacks is the targets and experience running pro style routes. But he is a good blocker. I think he's a perfect fit, but I also think he's not going to be there for us.

[DrunkLeprechaun]

Yeah hopefully. I'm on board with the train of thought that we should get a big time WR this year to groom for the future. Moss/Ginn probably won't be back in 2013, Crabtree/Manningham have huge salaries that they have to live up to or they will be on the bubble themselves, and then there is Kyle Williams and Brett Swain....yeah, I'd say getting that future #1 is a need.

We only kept 5 WRs a year ago but I could see us going with 6 and keeping 4 ILBs instead of 5 since Rock Cartwright sort of fills Moran Norris/Blake Costanzo's roles all by himself...we wouldn't have to give up depth elsewhere in this scenario.


My thing is if you draft a raw guy like Stephen Hill for instance he isn't going to be insurance because he is going to take time to develop. He'd be the heir apparent to Moss. I'm sure Harbaugh will put whoever we bring in in a position to make some plays but I wouldn't count on a rookie coming in and putting up big numbers year 1.

Also - Spillman is STer and contributing S this year.

They certainly have room to carry 6 wrs the way hte roster is shaping up.