Draft 2021

[rcubed]

But could be there early second round if we trade back a bit. Ballard seems to like to do that but I hope it isnt too far and we can pick up a 10 year bookend.


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[Chromeburn]

Left tackle prospect Samuel Cosmi of Texas has a perfect RAS score of 10

https://relativeathleticscores.com/r...PlayerID=18005

For comparison. Smith and Nelson had a 9.72 and 9.67 respectively.

[smitty46953]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Left tackle prospect Samuel Cosmi of Texas has a perfect RAS score of 10

https://relativeathleticscores.com/r...PlayerID=18005

For comparison. Smith and Nelson had a 9.72 and 9.67 respectively.

Cosmi would be a great addition @21, just not sure will be available. Quite a few teams Dolphins, Cardinals, Redskins and Bears, along with the Colts could go with an OT.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by smitty46953

Cosmi would be a great addition @21, just not sure will be available. Quite a few teams Dolphins, Cardinals, Redskins and Bears, along with the Colts could go with an OT.

He should be there. There will be a run on tackles maybe in the late 1st early second. I can see them trading down for more picks if FA doesn’t progress any more.

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Major shake-up in this year's draft order through two trades:

The 49'ers and Dolphins swapped picks 1.03 and 1.12. The 49'ers will also send the Dolphins first round picks in 2022 and 2023 along with other draft compensation.

The Dolphins then traded back up to 1.06 by swapping picks with the Eagles. The Dolphins will send one of their 2022 first round picks to the Eagles (I haven't seen the conditions on the 2022 first round pick yet). If the Wentz trade condition is met, Philly may end up with 3 first round picks in 2022.

Updated draft order:

1) Jaguars
2) Jets
3) 49ers (from HOU through MIA)
4) Falcons
5) Bengals
6) Dolphins (from PHI)
7) Lions
8) Panthers
9) Broncos
10) Cowboys
11) Giants
12) Eagles (from SF through MIA)

[Spike]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Major shake-up in this year's draft order through two trades:

The 49'ers and Dolphins swapped picks 1.03 and 1.12. The 49'ers will also send the Dolphins first round picks in 2022 and 2023 along with other draft compensation.

The Dolphins then traded back up to 1.06 by swapping picks with the Eagles. The Dolphins will send one of their 2022 first round picks to the Eagles (I haven't seen the conditions on the 2022 first round pick yet). If the Wentz trade condition is met, Philly may end up with 3 first round picks in 2022.

Updated draft order:

1) Jaguars
2) Jets
3) 49ers (from HOU through MIA)
4) Falcons
5) Bengals
6) Dolphins (from PHI)
7) Lions
8) Panthers
9) Broncos
10) Cowboys
11) Giants
12) Eagles (from SF through MIA)

49ers going for a QB, I guess they are tired of Jimmy G and his injuries.

[rcubed]

Originally Posted by Spike

49ers going for a QB, I guess they are tired of Jimmy G and his injuries.

"According to Schefter, the 49ers are holding on to quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and have no plans to trade him. Garoppolo has a no-trade clause in his contract."

"Jimmy is here to stay," Schefter reported his 49ers source saying. "He's our guy this year."


Maybe they keep JG for a year with the new QB learning.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Major shake-up in this year's draft order through two trades:

The 49'ers and Dolphins swapped picks 1.03 and 1.12. The 49'ers will also send the Dolphins first round picks in 2022 and 2023 along with other draft compensation.

The Dolphins then traded back up to 1.06 by swapping picks with the Eagles. The Dolphins will send one of their 2022 first round picks to the Eagles (I haven't seen the conditions on the 2022 first round pick yet). If the Wentz trade condition is met, Philly may end up with 3 first round picks in 2022.

Updated draft order:

1) Jaguars
2) Jets
3) 49ers (from HOU through MIA)
4) Falcons
5) Bengals
6) Dolphins (from PHI)
7) Lions
8) Panthers
9) Broncos
10) Cowboys
11) Giants
12) Eagles (from SF through MIA)

49ers must want Fields. Lawrence and Wilson will be gone at 3.

[Chromeburn]

We were planning to trade into that a scrum before Wentz. Looks like that is about the cost we would have had to pay.

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Major shake-up in this year's draft order through two trades:

The 49'ers and Dolphins swapped picks 1.03 and 1.12. The 49'ers will also send the Dolphins first round picks in 2022 and 2023 along with other draft compensation.

The Dolphins then traded back up to 1.06 by swapping picks with the Eagles. The Dolphins will send one of their 2022 first round picks to the Eagles (I haven't seen the conditions on the 2022 first round pick yet). If the Wentz trade condition is met, Philly may end up with 3 first round picks in 2022.

Updated draft order:

1) Jaguars
2) Jets
3) 49ers (from HOU through MIA)
4) Falcons
5) Bengals
6) Dolphins (from PHI)
7) Lions
8) Panthers
9) Broncos
10) Cowboys
11) Giants
12) Eagles (from SF through MIA)

I am trying to figure out what that means for our pick. Does this help us or hurt us?