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Your (yes, Your) San Francisco 49ers 2014 draft class: 1-30: Jimmie Ward, DB N Illinois Has shown signs of being able to play well both at safety and corner, both inside and outside. B+ 2-57: Carlos Hyde, RB Ohio State Great when healthy. Missed a few games every year since he was drafted, which is worrisome. Desperately needs a reliable complementary back to take some of the punishment. B+ 3-70: Marcus Martin, OL USC Not good so far. Still crazily young, it's possible he may yet develop into his potential, but given his strengths as a blocker (power) and the new scheme (outside zone), it's not likely to happen with the 49ers. F 3-77: Chris Borland, LB Wisconsin It's hard to judge this pick, because he was an amazing linebacker for the year he played. R for regret. 3-100: Brandon Thomas, OL Clemson The requisite Baalke ACL pick. Never recovered from the injury. F 4-106: Bruce Ellington, WR S Carolina Another player who's had trouble staying healthy. Every year it's the same thing, "shows all the signs of breaking out this pre season!" And then he goes to IR. C- 4-129: Dontae Johnson, CB N Carolina State Tall and fast. Solid depth at the position. C+ 5-150: Aaron Lynch, OLB S Florida Amazing pass rusher when he's not being fat and lazy. He's often fat and lazy. C+ 5-170: Keith Reaser, CB Florida Atlantic Fast DB with a ton of potential, looked like he might be a quality starter at times last year. B 5-180: Kenneth Acker, CB S Methodist gently caress this guy, he's gone. F 7-243: Kaleb Ramsey, DL Boston College Pretty sure he was a pity pick. Entered the draft like three years in a row, and had to back out because of injury (and got a medical exemption for college). Still injured. F 7-245: Trey Millard, FB Oklahoma Goons said he was great and got me all excited. Turns out he wasn't, and he's a backup or something for the Chiefs now. F Actually not a bad draft at all. A few complete misses, but several quality players and at least three starters. I'd give it a B-/C+ right now.
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Volkerball posted:Yeah me too. Also there was a lot of talk that he didn't do well against the blitz. He didn't in college, and he was. He massively improved his play against pressure when he went pro, and his short pass tendency actually helps him in that regard. Kudos to him.
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Febreeze posted:lol no Right? Clearly it's Mike Evans.
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