49ers Eyeing Blake Miller for Tackle Spot

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The San Francisco 49ers have their starting offensive tackles locked in for now, but Trent Williams' contract situation leaves the left tackle. Spot up in the air, General Manager John Lynch and Coach Kyle Shenhan are already eyeing the 2026 NFL draft, possibly grabbing a first round tackle to step in or boost the right side. Earlier this week, ESPN draft expert Mel Kuiper Jr. released a new mod draft projecting the 49ers to select Clemson offensive tackle Blake. Miller at pick number 27. Miller stands six feet seven inches tall and weighs 317 pounds. He mostly played right tackle in college, making him a potential upgrade over current starter, Colton McIvitz, no matter what happens with Williams. The 22-year-old Miller hails from Strongesville High School in Ohio. He committed to Clemson in 2020

1:01and earned a starting spot as a freshman, playing in 54 games and picking up all ACC honors, three times. Meanwhile, the team signed Viderian Lo for left tackle depth, even after extending McIvitz last season. It shows they're planning ahead for more stability upfront. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor. See the episode description.