D A Y – T W O – D R A F T

Well, we traded down twice out of the 1st round, swapped a 4th for a 3rd and gained a 6th round pick. But there are still a lot of good players available.

My son thinks we are going with Boston. I think we go with Howell. Could still go O line with Chase Bisontis. Safety with Emmanuel McNeil-Warren or Treden Stukes. Reading the Chron this morning they referenced the Niners 1986 draft.

No 1st round pick but they nailed it. Wow. A few small-school guys thrown in the mix.

Round 2, Pick 39: Larry Roberts, DE (Alabama)
Round 3, Pick 56: Tom Rathman, FB (Nebraska)
Round 3, Pick 64: Tim McKyer, DB (Texas-Arlington)
Round 3, Pick 76: John Taylor, WR (Delaware State)
Round 4, Pick 96: Charles Haley, DE (James Madison)
Round 4, Pick 101: Steve Wallace, OT (Auburn)
Round 4, Pick 102: Kevin Fagan, DE (Miami)
Round 5, Pick 131: Pat Miller, LB (Florida)
Round 6, Pick 162: Don Griffin, DB (Middle Tennessee State)

No wonder they called Walsh a genius. This is one of the best drafts in NFL history.

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60 Responses to D A Y – T W O – D R A F T

  1. Berger's avatar Berger says:

    It has been considered one of the great drafts in history for a long time. It really was a major factor in back-to-back Super Bowls wins. One can only hope we can do something half as good as that draft.

  2. Berger's avatar Berger says:

    I would like an OG or edge, but more than that, I would like to take the best player available if he really stands out on our board.

    There is a CB that dropped because of a January 2025 knee injury that caused him to miss the 2025 season. He probably would’ve been a top 10 pick if healthy in 2025. If the knee is 100%, he would be the best available, by far. Problem is our history with drafting injured players is not very good.

    • bakkentom's avatar bakkentom says:

      Pregnon might be the best fit for the scheme. He has quick feet and strong hands. In Kyle Shanahan’s offense, Emmanuel Pregnon may just be the perfect build. He seems like the safe pick, the one Kyle Shanahan can trust right away.

      the above from 49erswebzone.com

      that cb.is not fully healthy with a pin issue put in on his surgery which was from a comment I cannot find right now

      • alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

        Tom..It was Tennessee CB Jermond McCoy who had a bone plug inserted in his knee.Doctors and lots of teams think he will need another surgery to remove it and along recovering time are dropping out on him.Missed the combines, but ran a 4.37 at his college combine which is crazy fast?Missed most of last season,2024 he was great but I’m out to risky of a player..

  3. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    Pretty sure that was mostly McVay’s thumbprint on that draft. And we could use another just like it.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      Walsh didn’t really want Montana as his QB and I am not if he was his second pick. But he loved the way Montana worked with Clark when he went and saw them and the rest is history. I think McVay was the best GM in the league for a whole lot of year. I know when he left we didn’t do all that great. Walsh also picked Donahue to secede him as GM possibly the worse combo in 49er history during those years. Though I gotta admit Baalke made em look great. Walsh was a great coach and a true genius of the West Coast offense but he was not a very good GM.

      • Winder's avatar Winder says:

        years

      • alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

        Well no quite right Winder but I appreciate your effort! Walsh went out to Clemson to scout QB Steve Fuller who he was high on and Dwight Clark was catching some throws from him and asked him do you have any film on yourself and Clark said well I only caught 11 balls last years so not much lol. Walsh just filed him away in his brilliant mind.The draft happens Fuller goes to the Chiefs in 1st Rd ,then Walsh takes Montana in the 3rd round, and in the 10th rd he remembers Clark probably a wth pick and he messed so well with Montana and the rest is history including “The Catch” which started the Dynasty Run.. Sorry for the long post..

  4. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    lol I’m wrong about a lot of things that happened years ago. Thanks for that I remember that now

  5. blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

    Agree with Unc and Berger’s 8:43am (and others here that posted similar) about the ’86 draft.

    Winder, when the Niners got their hands on Steve Young in that ’87 trade, Walsh was impressed with Young’s natural abilities, e.g., 4.55 40 yd. dash, strong arm, etc. He discounted his putrid stats with Tampa Bay, 10 or 11 TDs, 20 something interceptions, and 2, mabe 3 wins in 2 seasons. In effect, Walsh attributed those poor stats to the mediocre talent around him, as well as coaching.

    So, I believe this is primarily when Walsh was already thinking about getting rid of Montana. Basically, Montana magnificently out performed his 3rd round drafting, but Walsh was always thinking 2-3 seasons in the future. Anyway, I totally get how Montana was offended by a lot of people saying that Young was the heir apparent. Young was the Golden Boy at BYU. I would be pissed too if someone was basically training for my job.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      Yeah blade I do remember that pretty well. I also think that if we kept Montana for another couple of years we would have won at one of our playoff games against Dallas and probably another SB. I truly believe that.

      • Berger's avatar Berger says:

        I always thought that too. Of course, keeping Charles Haley would’ve helped too.

      • blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

        Likewise – we lost a SB because of it. Montana going to the Chiefs was like being stabbed in the back. Chiefs became one of my favorite NFL teams when that happened. If the Niners didn’t get to the SB, I was hoping Joe would lead them to the SB, but they fell short. Nevertheless, I know KC loved him while he was there.

  6. bakkentom's avatar bakkentom says:

    https://www.nfl.com/news/john-harbaugh-on-kayvon-thibodeaux-trade-chatter-everybody-s-tradeable-but-not-what-you-focus-on

    Osa redid his contract to free up $11 million for what. Maybe mac jones for kayvon. Our draft capital still sucks. This takes pass rush de off the list.

  7. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    History Made in the draft 🌴

    A record FIVE Polynesians selected in the FIRST ROUND of the NFL Draft accounting for 16% of all first round picks!

    An incredible milestone, considering Polynesians represent 0.3% of the US population.

    The players were Spencer Fano,Vegaloane,Getabagkai,Frances Mauiigoa, and Caleb Lomu

    And the God of Polynesian Football Players are own great 49er Jesse Sapolu chimed in and said What a prideful night for Polynesian football 🏈 🤙🏽

  8. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    I bet we trade out of #33. I just hope we don’t trade our selves into oblivion.

  9. blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

    Hey Unca – Happy Birthday tomorrow (in case I am not here)!

  10. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Thanks guys! 2 minutes

  11. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    of course we pick a guy I’ve never heard of

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      A Hawaii boy from the leeward side.

    • Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

      Yeah but had you heard of Jerry Rice out of Mississippi? ESPN had a clip of him, looks like he might have some speed

      • Winder's avatar Winder says:

        Nope, but I just read his bio and if he buys into our system he should be very good for us. Our FO must think a lot of him.

      • Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

        Yeah, just by looking at the picks Walsh made in later rounds, it just strengthens my statement that the whole draft is a crap shoot, close your eyes and throw that dirt at the board 😂😂😂

  12. Berger's avatar Berger says:

    I can’t tell you how disappointed I am with this pick.

  13. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    Wow unbelievable Stribling? WTF he’s solid I thought they could have gotten him later, but the Safety Emanuel McNiel Warren is a stud player that is a difference maker! Guess they hated Boston!

  14. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    I am sure Sapolu will sit him down and have a talk.

  15. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    just when I think I get what these guys are doing they do this.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      chuck we do this same stuff every year. Pick obscure players hardly anyone has heard of but for the last few years we have done ok with it.

  16. bakkentom's avatar bakkentom says:

    did the owners allow a pick like this. I feel very sorry for solid fans. The brand of SF59ers has been severely damaged.

    Jed needs to fire Shanalynch after day 3 is completed.

  17. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    Matt Miller ESPN, Post-Draft Analysis
    The 49ers moved out of Round 1 and took calls all day about trading out of this spot, but with so much high-end talent on the board they stuck and picked here to address the wide receiver position. Despite adding Mike Evans and having former first-rounder Ricky Pearsall on the roster, the 49ers lack a deep threat. That’s who Stribling is, with 4.36 speed at 6-foot-2 and 207 pounds. This is a surprise with Denzel Boston and Germie Bernard on the board, but the scheme fit and need are legit to start Round 2. — Matt MIller

  18. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    I can kinda get behind the pick cause Shanny has no confidence in Watkins and surely Cowing .Pearsall is glass,Evans&Kirk aging fast (though Evans is still special) but Stribling besides fast 4.37 36 vertical and can play slot,both outside WR positions and the major key he BLOCKS maybe one of the best WR doing that!(a Shanny must have trait)

  19. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    Wow The 49ers just sent LB Dee Winters to the Cowpokes for their 5th Rd pick number 152..

  20. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    I hope someone here at least heard of our next pick

  21. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    wtaf? Did we trade again?

  22. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    we were on the clock a long time before that trade

  23. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    I am now reading the Niners traded Dee Winters to Dallas for pick 152. 5thround

  24. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    we got a 3rd and a 4th for that trade #70, 107 for pick 58

  25. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    I can’t find where the Niners next pick is

  26. 12th Man's avatar 12th Man says:

    They do things their own way, courage of their convictions and all that jazz.

    I didn’t see a single mock draft anywhere for WR Stribling to the Niners.

  27. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    Romello Height DE, Height garnered first-team All-Big 12 honors in his only season at Texas Tech, primarily serving as a stand-up edge rusher. He has a very quick first step and is light on his feet. He has a good combination of pass-rush moves mainly based on speed. He can run the loop, counter with a spin move or slingshot off offensive lineman using their momentum. Height has good hand usage to swat and keep blockers off his chest. When offensive linemen get their hands on him, he has trouble disengaging and can be overpowered. Height doesn’t have true knock-back ability, but he can harness some speed to power. Once in the backfield, he displays good closing speed to the quarterback. He has the ability to drop into coverage, but it’s not his strong suit. Overall, Height has some quickness to serve as a designated pass rusher but could develop into a more impactful run defender. — Scouts Inc.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      We gotta start feeding him and make him live in the weight room.

      • Winder's avatar Winder says:

        He’s a definite project with a lot of upside

      • alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

        Agree on both need to put a lot of meat on his bone and pump more iron, but hell he’s a speed rusher for hopefully for Bosa. So let’s get that OG still praying 🙏 for Oregon OG Pregnon but do the Niners give a shit?

    • bakkentom's avatar bakkentom says:

      big gap between #33 and #70 and WR and 239 lb undersized DE. All those name’s of DE, OG , EMW at 1st graded FS gone. OG Pregnon will be gone before the next pick at #90.

      Enjoy the night.

  28. Paul Sorensen's avatar Paul Sorensen says:

    Hope you’re having a most happy birthday there, Charlie!

  29. Macdog's avatar Macdog says:

    Sorry to interrupt the draft, but Doogie still sucks.

  30. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    Fuck it I’ll take the red headed mullet kid Dunker as an OL !!Well fuck you Jaguars just took Pregnon!! man I’m pissed 😡

  31. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    My goodness another 3rd RB

  32. 12th Man's avatar 12th Man says:

    Well they went WR and DE and although I didn’t necessarily agree with the particular players over some other choices it is what I figured they would do. For the rest of the draft I feel they just need to go BPA regardless of position, this team needs a new batch of stars in the worst way and thats the best way to find them.

    I’m not a fan of trading our 3rd best LB away because its almost inevitable the bench will be needed.

    Other than that, meh.

  33. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    Jesus are those 49er kids making the picks in the Warriors Room?? WTF I know Shanny needs his boner massaged early at RB but this dude Kelon Black is a 7th rounder are UDFA player!!

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