Niners' Day Two Draft Picks: Safety, Tackle, Edge

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The San Francisco 49ers roll in today two of the NFL draft with three solid picks, number 33, 58, and 90. After trading out of the first round, General Manager John Lynch is eyeing value, whether they stay put or wheel and deal. Moctrass from spots like the Athletic, ESPN, CBS, and PFF have them targeting safeties, offensive tackles, edge rushers, and wide receivers to fill. Key gaps. Earlier this week, the Athletic projected safety, a manual McNeil Warren at 33, Tackle Caleb Tiernan at 58, and Edge Daning, Dynason at 90. ESPN doubled down on McNeil Warren early, then slotted Clemson Slot receiver Antonio Williams, and Miami Tackle Markle Bell later. Meanwhile, CBS, when Edge are Mason Thomas first, followed by Louisville Whiteout Chris Bell. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the Niners need depth at safety after missing top targets,

1:04plus reliable tackles and pass rushers, since their line took hits. Lynch has hinted they passed on first round guys they liked, so these picks could upgrade the secondary and trenches right away, especially with injuries plaguing the Whiteouts. New Mox highlight prospects like PFF's wire receiver Denzel Boston, and Edge gave Jockeys, praising their separation skills, pass rush grades, and run blocking. Critics point out athletic concerns for some lighter frame guys, but the consensus is these could be steals if they slide. Tiernan's massive frame and Bell's links stand out as day two gyms. With trades always in play, tonight shapes the Niners roster for Super Bowl push, keep an eye on how Lynch flips these into immediate impact.