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2012 49ers NFL Draft Gameday Thread
2012 NFL Draft Thursday April 26th – Saturday April 28th ![]() Location: Radio City Music Hall ![]() Time: • Round 1: Thursday, April 26 (8 p.m. ET) • Rounds 2-3: Friday, April 27 (7 p.m. ET) • Rounds 4-7: Saturday, April 28 (noon ET) ![]() San Francisco 49ers Selections Round 1, Pick 30 (#30 Overall) Round 2, Pick 29 (#61 Overall) Round 3, Pick 29 (#92 Overall) Round 4, Pick 30 (#125 Overall) Round 5, Pick 30 (#165 Overall) Round 6, Pick 29 (#199 Overall) Round 7, Pick 30 (#237 Overall) San Francisco 49ers Team Needs RG (1) San Francisco 49ers Depth Needs CB (1), WR(1), OLB (1), S (1), Fleener(1) San Francisco 49ers Depth Chart HC: Jim Harbaugh OC: Greg Roman DC: Vic Fangio ST: Brad Seely Offense QB – Smith, Kaepernick, Johnson, Tolzien RB Gore, Hunter, Dixon, Jacobs, Cartwright WR – Moss, Crabtree, Manningham, Williams, Swain, Ginn LT - Staley LG - Iupati, Chisolm C – Goodwin, Beeler RG – Kilgore, Boone RT - Davis, Person TE – Davis, Walker, Byham, Reuland FB - Miller Defense DE – Smith, McDonald, Dobbs, Tukuafu NT – Sopoaga, Jean-Francois, Williams OLB – Brooks, Smith, Haralson ILB – Willis, Bowman, Grant, Gooden CB – Rogers, Brown, Culliver, Brock, Cox , Nelms, Holcomb SS – Whitner, Spillman FS - Goldson, Jones Special Teams P - Lee PK - Akers LS – JENNINGS OK, enough with the pre-game stuff. Let’s talk draft. I believe in these guys ![]() Their first draft together was outstanding, yielding This ![]() This ![]() This ![]() This ![]() And this ![]() Not a bad first haul. And you got this guy waiting in the wings ![]() Also, I found this Notice the hat … and also … the ******* badass ballpark in the background. I’m sold. If they can put together a similar draft this year, this team will be loaded … with depth. Awesome. I honestly don’t remember a time where there wasn’t really a need to be filled at the draft. If they think Kilgore is ready, then all 22 spots are filled with viable starters. They can truly go best player available. Again, awesome. Unless they take a kicker, anybody they take can be easily justified. A high upside guy that will be a backup or rotational player is a strong possibility. So, which player can they take that will provide the most instant impact? This guy for sure. Immediate red zone target. ![]() This guy has crazy upside. But he’s pretty raw. ![]() This guy? Isn’t he like, fat, or something? ![]() Who’s the best player that may fall far enough for the Niners to trade up? ![]() He’s a badass. All-Pro potential. I want. Also, because this came up on his google image search Outside of trading away a 1st next year, I’m open to trade up ideas to land DeCastro. There are two other players that I’m overly high on Brandon Boykin ![]() ![]() And Tommy Streeter ![]() I think Boykin can come in immediately and make plays. Streeter will need a little time, but there is so much to work with. I think he and Stephen Hill have the same upside. But you can get Streeter much later in the draft. And finally, for you Robert Turbin lovers ![]() Fap away. Special Note: ![]() |
I don't watch any college football practically, so I only know about the "sexy" prospects. That being said, I how we get a good player in the first round that can help us out right away. A guard would be nice since Snyder and Rachal are gone.
There is one guy I have a good feeling about and wouldn't mind the 49ers taking, and that's Marvin Jones. The one thing about the draft every single season that people tend to forget is that 90% of these players won't make a huge impact in the NFL. |
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Joking aside, im still hoping for TE Coby Fleener because he adds another weapon on the offense, knows the offense, is a huge redzone target and with Walker being an UFA in a year from now, they should trade him during this year's draft if they draft Fleener. After Fleener, then im hoping for WR Stephen Hill with an OG third on my wish list. Other draft picks after Fleener/Hill should be an OG (second rounder), CB (third round), WR (fourth round and if Hill or another WR isnt drafted at 30), S (fifth round), DL (sixth round) and an OLB (seventh round). Those would be my targets in regards to positions but of course, it wouldnt stay that way since we're picking behind 29 other teams. If we get Fleener or Hill at 30, I'll be a happy camper but im hoping for Fleener the most. |
Solid post. I'd add NT and RB to the list of depth needs though. I don't see Gore and Jacobs on the team in 2013 (and Jacobs isn't a lock to make the team this year either). We have 3 NT's on the team and 2 of them (Sopo, RJF) are UFAs after this year..the 3rd is Ian Williams and he's played like 10-20 snaps at NT. So i wouldn't mind adding another prospect there.
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Absolutely agree on Streeter. If we don't draft Hill then Streeter would be a great guy to go after in round 3 or 4.
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Yeah I think NT will be addressed. Alameda Ta'Amu would be a great guy to add but he may be gone before we pick @ 61. It's funny as soon as Baalke alluded to the fact that he had a guy who he thought would be there @ 30 my first thought was Alameda...I hope I'm wrong however..lol |
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Thinking about it, if Fleener and Hill are both gone at 30, I would try to trade out of the first round and try to acquire an extra first rounder for next year.
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Would you still look to trade down if Wright was still on the board? What about Dre Kirpatrick? |
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Jared Crick, Omar Bolden, Bobby Wagner, and Ty Hilton are my favorite prospects.
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You can't call up another team and ask them to take your pick. |
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I could see someone looking to trade up to grab Doug Martin @ 30 |
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I was just going over my WR list and man, this is a DEEEEEEEP WR class. Cant remember liking so many prospects. We know all about the usual suspects but a ton of guys they aren't getting alot of pub I think could be steals.....
AJ Jenkins Greg Childs TJ Graham Danny Coale Lance Lewis DeMarlo Belcher(character concerns) T.Y. Hilton Jarius Wright Kris Burd Going to be interesting just who we draft at WR and where they're drafted. Also was looking at the safties, as thats aegubaly our thinnest position on the team. Outside of our starters and Spillman, no depth there what so ever. The staff still isnt sure whether Jones is more suited for offense or defense. Nelms is probably headed for the PS again. LeGree seems to be a fringe player so I see a need there for some bodies. One of the more intriging players I've come across leading up to the draft is Neiko Thorpe. Thorpe played CB for Auburn for 3 years. Had a great sophmore year, so much so alot ppl pegged him as a future top 20 pick. He had a subpar junior year, and then he was asked to moved to FS before last year where he was solid there as a senior. Thorpe has a great size, at 6'3, 200 lbs. He has good speed(4.50 forty) and he reminds me alot of Cully, a guy who switched positions in the secondary before his senior year and didnt wow ppl after the switch but showed our scouts his potential and his versatility. Thorpe could be that FS/CB hybrid type of player I have been talking about for some time now in the discussion thread. Some other safties I like.... Brandon Taylor Harrison Smith Markelle Martin Aaron Henry Jerrell Young Trenton Robinson Trumaine Johnson Brandon Hardin Sean Richardson(SS) Tavon Wilson(SS) Winston Guy, Jr.(SS) |
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Scout says Fleener may be most overrated guy in draft
http://m.nbcsports.com/s/3108/proFoo...draft&%238221; |
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and then he ran a 4.73 at his Pro-Day. |
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Meh, he's faster than that. But he wasnt in the best shape at his Pro Day from the reports I read. I remember reading on the Hoosier board that he clocked 4.4 flat during the spring one year. I think thats more of what kind of speed I saw when I watched him play. But when you get kicked off the team and you have months to prepare for your Pro Day and you still dont prepare, thats where the character concerns come into play. Dez Bryant and Perrish Cox had similar disatrous workouts after being kicked off their respective teams and still wound up erasing concerns about their perceived "lack of foot speed". Belcher could do the same. But it wouldnt shock me if he didnt get drafted. I just think he has some upside which teams should consider. |
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