(04-30-2023, 10:26 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(04-30-2023, 10:23 AM)RicoTx Wrote: About where I am.  Some of these flyers are going to have to stick.

I thinki they had grand plans of moving up with all of the extra picks and it came back to smack them in the face.

The failure to move back up really bit them in the backside 

Baalke has said 15 teams turned down his attempts to trade back up. 

We have a glut of longshots and spent low capital in places we needed real help. 
Not ideal.

Agreed with you and Rico. It's the 88th, 121st and 208th picks. Bigsby, Miller and Hallett that will be interesting to watch this summer.

I think Bigsby is automatically safe because of the value there but as Yoda said. If he's not the clear #2 back in this offense? It's a massive fail. Even then? It's a fail on a surface level because you could have landed a more viable starter with more snap counts.

The Miller choice. Again. I need to know what the long term plans are now with Lloyd. Is he moving outside to rush the passer or what? Even then. He's the 3rd ILB behind Oluokon and Muma for a few years.

Hallett was overkill for me. I know it's nit picky considering the round, but, you pulled Johnson and Braswell already for the secondary with Wingard extended and Jenkins still under contract.

I wanted Kuntz at TE. To make up for bypassing on Washington. Kuntz is not the blocker type. Which is fine. Strange fits that role more anyway. BUT, we just have Engram, Strange and Farrell in the TE room. Kuntz or even Willis, who the 49ers picked up late would have been interesting fits to this offense and potentially 3rd string/4th string pieces.

Writing that out though? They DID take Parish at FB. So, maybe you don't need four tight ends active anymore on gamedays. That's fair.

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