2012 NFL Draft: Non-First Round Wide Receivers, 49ers Should Draft A Duo

I think we have good players on D and good depth, except the DB’s. We need to focus on offense. That means WR and RG. I do think most of our FA’s know how close this team is to being SB Champs and will take less money to stay. So I have no problem with drafting two WR’s. I think we’re in a good position to trade back and get an extra pick that could be the 2nd WR. Use the 2nd pick to get a good Guard, not named Chilo, and then use two picks 3rd-5th to get good character, high potential guys. I think we have the coaches to get the most out of athletic WR’s.

That’s my sleeper pick

I prefer the 49ers re-sign both and add an early draft pick to compete for PT, or sign a legit veteran starter.
Because this team has TE’s who can catch, quality over quantity.

Save the money (notice how no other team wants him. Why would you pay big money for that?) and having to watch another game that the defense or ST wins for us and the credit goes to Alex for throwing 2 good balls to Vern. Seriously he doesnt deserve another year. Kap has shown he has a cannon for an arm and can run out of pockets faster than Alex can think about it. He and the 3rd string are our future and come very cheap. Alex reminds us of how bad the past really was and will be if they keep him.

He’s going to post a faster 40 than that 4.52 you have up there. He is not only a fast wideout for a deep threat but has great body control & catches with his hands well. Plus he will be great threat within the redzone area. Something this team desperately needs. If you have any questions on the kid here is a vid for yourself to look at.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh5X0_c1DZo

then it’ll be great to get Mcnutt and Hill or Quick. I wouldn’t mind replacing either of these WRs with a quicker WR with a good size (6-2).

Schef says the 49ers are indeed looking to bring in TWO new pass catchers at the wide receiver position. Rumored: one in free agency, one in the draft (this could change).

that the 49ers will pursue a WR in FA and with one of out top picks

One that is physical and one with speed (that can catch with said speed) I believe that Ginn will stay just to run the PR/KR and trick plays.

Bowe and Jackson. :-)

But this is about the wide receivers so…

I like McNutt and Criner. McNutt is the guy I want us to get. I don’t know if I’d like us drafting 2 WR’s so early. I’ll have to wait and see what happens in free agency to have a better idea on how to answer that. But I do want us to draft McNutt no matter what happens. Criner would be a good pick if we don’t get McNutt. And Moye is an okay pick on day 3.

lot of good prospects, both on CB, WR. I’m sure the coaching staff and front office can find some gold among the WRs mentioned here. Then Stephen Gilmore or Brandon Boykin. Who knows, maybe Sanu or some of the other guys who are projected will slip.
GO niners!

people are complaining that we only have #2s on our team so the best solution is to draft two more #2s?

Its amazing this year to think we won’t be drafting one of the top 7 guys in the draft because we played so dang well this year…I have to say, If we are gonna use a 1st rounder for a WR you either trade up to get :
Kendall Wright, WR, Baylor, or Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina or trade out of first round and pull a Belicheck and get a 2nd and several other picks

we can get good receivers after the first round. Another guy i’d target in the draft is T.Y. Hilton from Florida Int’l. he’d be a good slot guy and also a dangerous kick returner. We could let Ginn go b/c he’s mostly just a return guy anyway.

McNutt has good size and could be a weapon in the red zone.

I’d take a look at Joe Adams for the speed, and someone other than Alshon Jeffery for a big…Jeffery hasn’t shown the work ethic or the want to to be something special in the NFL

Orsen Charles TE (UGA) future offensive mismatch, sound in pass and run blocking, and has played in a pro-style offense his whole college career.

Ryan Broyles WR (OK) should get great value from this pick considering he was just a first round talent, who will drop to most likely the 3rd round, due to injury concerns…

I know those two do not scream dynamix duo, but the value and potential are both very great with these picks. This would definitely make this offense much more formidable, and much harder to defend. With that being said, you are talking about possibly/most likely two 3rd Round picks, to sure up your depth on the offense,The mismatches these two would create would be endless.

Also, by adding Charlesand Broyles…..imagine a 3rd Down package of VD TE, Charles TE, Broyles SR, Morgan WO, Crabtree WO, Gore RB, and Delanie as the FB . I am pretty positive that would definitely be the most dynamic offensive package the 49ers have had in YEARS!!!!

Charles is what the league is transitioning to, TE’s who run and play like WR’s, you see what this does for the Pats….Now I am not sying Charles will be the next Gronk or even Hernandez, but just by adding him onto the field….a mismatch has been created in the 49ers favor…..The 49ers already have one automatic mismatch on the field in VD…..and somewhat of a second in Delanie, but by adding Charles as the #2 TE, and delegating more duties for Delanie as the FB/3rd TE or even jjust by splitting him out……you as an offense are creating doubt in the minds of the defense….you are creating second guessing….you are creating opportunities for A.Smith to succeed, and that is by creating MISMATCHES!!!

Plus, in the ABSOLUTE WORST case scenerio…..you add depth to points of weakness in the WR/TE/FB….not saying B.Miller is a point of weakness, nor am I saying that Delanie is either….but facts remain you always want to add and possess a variety of looks you want to be able to show the defense….even if it is just for show….AND a talent like Broyles for a 3rd Round pick is an absolute STEAL!!!!!……so with two picks you are adding possibly a potential NFC best 1..2 punch in VD and Charles….and a potential #1-#2 WR in Broyles….WHILE NOT SPENDING A 1ST NOR A 2ND ROUND PICK!!!!……you cannot beat that……….

This leads me to possibly picking up two of either a CB, S, or OL with the 1st two rounds, and later with the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th rounds…..you get another OLB,DB, DL, and another OL

A Draft of

1st Round – Dre Kirkpatrick CB AL/Mark Barron S AL(only if Goldston is gone)/Janoris Jenkins CB Northern AL/ Stephen Gilmore CB SC/ Alfonzo Dennard CB
2nd Round – Kevin Zeitler OG WIS
3nd Round – Orsen Charles TE UGA
3rd Round – Ryan Broyles WR OK
4th Round – Trevor Guyton DE CAL/Keenan Robinson OLB TX/Cliff Harris CB Oregon/Lucas Nix OG Pitt
5th Round – Josh Chapman DT AL/ Markus Zusevics OT Iowa/ Danny Trevathon OLB Kentucky
6th Round-7th Round – Nick Provo TE Syracuse/ Asa Jackson CB Cal Poly/ Kellen Moore QB BSU/ Tank Carder OLB TCU/ BJ Cunningham WR Mi State/ Nicolas Jean-Baptiste DT Baylor/ Deangelo Tyson DT UGA/ Ron Brooks CB LSU/ Frank Alexander DE OK/ Greg Childs WR ARK/ Dorian Graham WR Syracuse

Also we trade our 3rd next year and most likely a 4th or 5th along with it

You have to take someone that will demand a double team due to speed or size and have good hands. The speed at the WR position is underestimated, can’t wait for the combine. Also, we have to take a dual threat WR that has solid return ability. Niners should be looking to trade back twice and attempt to acquire 3 second rounders.

If we draft 2 WR I like HIll in the 2nd round(think he’ll be gone by the 3rd), and Quick in the 4th-5th.

If we go FA WR and draft 1 WR I say sign Morgan and Meachem and draft Quick.

If they don’t draft 2 WRs, 1 RB and 1 TE they can plug in right away this draft is failure. Need to completely reinvent and beef up the skill positions on offense cause overall the offense still sucks.

You can probably find Marvin in the 2nd and Childs in the 6th.

In many ways all these big guys are the same. You will have to teach them the NFL route tree. You will have to break them of body catching. You will have to work on their releases from the line because most of them have horrid footwork with wasted steps everywhere and at least half of them don’t know how to use their hands to get off a jam.

Oh, and Walter still has the inflated measurements from the respective athletic departments. Almost all those guys lost an inch or two or three when the tape measures came out and many are going to be struggling to stay out of the mid 4.6 range.

Bottom line, if the biggest upside to a guy is size then make a list of big guys and don’t overdraft.