Niners Mock Draft: Cooper, Dennis-Sutton, More

0:00On April 23rd, draft days finally here, and the San Francisco 49ers sit at the 27th spot in the first round, meaning a long wait for, their first pick. In this mock draft, they grab wide receiver Omar Cooper from Indiana right there, a smooth route runner with big play speed and yards after catch. Ability to pair perfect with Brock Purdy. They follow up in the second round, pick 58, with Edge rusher Danny Denison from Penn State, a quick get off guy with power and sacks, who fits their past rush scheme. The Niners have just six picks total, so everyone counts toward fixing keyholes. Cooper steps in as a versatile threat, kind of filling that Debo Samuel Rowe with his backfield potential. Denison brings college production 25 tackles for loss in 17 sacks over two years, giving them an outside disruptor with room, to grow against the run. Denison analysts debate whether to load up on skill players or build the trenches, but

1:00this mock leans offense early while beefing up defense. Later in round four, they snag defensive tackle Chris McClellan from Missouri, a combine standout with six sacks last year, an arm length to boost the, interior rush. Then tied in Jack Andrews from Texas, a local kid and blocker, who could be the next George Kittle, reliable hands and all. They double down in round four, with picks 127 through 139, cornerback Charles Demings from Stephen F. Austin, for depth and special team spark, plus tackle JC Davis from Illinois, over 2000 snaps at left tackle and a zone run expert to groom behind, Trent Williams. This lineup juices the passing game, strengthens the front seven and plans ahead for the line smart moves if they play it like this. Keep an eye on how the real board shakes out tonight. That's your NFL news today update, AI powered and always on.