49ers Mock Draft round up: A lot of love for Caleb Lomu
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The San Francisco 49ers' potential draft picks were analyzed based on recent mock drafts from ESPN, The Athletic, and Bleacher Report. The mocks varied in their predictions, but some common themes emerged, including the 49ers addressing their offensive line and edge rush needs.
The San Francisco 49ers' draft plans are uncertain, as recent mock drafts have varied in their predictions. ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. had the 49ers selecting Max Iheanachor, an offensive tackle from Arizona State, in the first round. Iheanachor has long arms and is quick out of his set, but is relatively new to football. The 49ers also need to address their edge rush, with Gabe Jacas, a defensive end from Illinois, being a potential pick in the second round. The Athletic's mock draft had the 49ers selecting Caleb Lomu, an offensive tackle from Utah, in the first round, followed by several other players, including Germie Bernard, a wide receiver from Alabama. Bleacher Report's mock had the 49ers doubling down on pass catchers, selecting Denzel Boston and Sam Roush, a tight end from Stanford. The mocks suggest the 49ers may address their offensive line and edge rush needs, but the team's actual draft picks remain uncertain.
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