
49ers' Draft Board: Edge Rushers & O-Line Help
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The San Francisco Forty-Niners, with the twenty-seventh pick, have a shot at one of the top twenty-seven players on their custom big board. Their focus is on pass rushers and offensive line help, with Arvell Reese from Ohio State topping their list for his pass-rush potential and linebacker backup skills. Theyre also open to a quarterback like Fernando Mendoza from Indiana around pick five, and interior linemen like Olaivavega Ioane from Penn State. By twenty-seven, edge guys like TJ Parker from Clemson or Malachi Lawrence from UCF could be available. Fans are excited about a scheme-perfect edge or tackle steal, but theyre not looking for early backs.
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The San Francisco 49ers sit at the 27th pick in the draft, so they're locked in for one of the top 27 players on their custom bigboard. This list zeroes in on their biggest knees, like past rushers and offensive line help. Ranking guys they'd snag if they owned every spot from 1-2. 27. Top of the board screens edge rushers, starting with Arville Rees from Ohio State, and number 1 for his insane past rush potential and linebacker. Back up skills. Right behind him, David Bailey from Texas Tech and Ruben Bane Jr. from Miami. Then they pivot to offensive tackles like Spencer Fano from Utah, too. Sure up the line. They'd even eye a quarterback like Fernando Mendoza from Indiana around pick 5. Not to start him, but to flip for more picks later. Left guard, such as Oliva Vega, Ioane from Penn State Rank 2, since elite interior lineman fit their scheme perfectly over flashier safeties or corners. Deeper down around the teens and 20s, names like Dylan Thiniman from Oregon at safety.
Receivers Jordan Tyson from Arizona State and Mackay. Limon from USC start popping up as potential falls. By 27, edge guys like TJ Parker from Clemson, Malachi Lawrence from UCF, or even KC Concepts Yone from Texas Tech. A&M could slide right to them. Fans are buzzing about landing a scheme perfect edge or tackles deal. But with Christian McCaffrey balling out, they skip early backs. Keep watching those mocks. Rees types might not last. Forcing a value grab at 27 at boost their Super Bowl push next season. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your California News Today update. AI powered and always on.
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