Andrew Pasquini

6 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Andrew Pasquini

We’ve examined the scenarios of the San Francisco 49ers picking at 11 and trading back, depending on how the board falls. It only makes sense that the next scenario we explore is the most fun: the idea of the 49ers trading up in next week’s draft. AdvertisementTwo slots make sense for John Lynch, depending on whether Lynch and the 49ers want to take a swing at one of the two top prospects in this draft or if they want to ensure they get one of the top players at a position of need.

1 week ago | ninersnation.com | Andrew Pasquini

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images We’ve examined the scenarios of the San Francisco 49ers picking at 11 and trading back, depending on how the board falls. It only makes sense that the next scenario we explore is the most fun: the idea of the 49ers trading up in next week’s draft.

1 week ago | ninersnation.com | Andrew Pasquini

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images The San Francisco 49ers are scheduled to make 11 selections in next week’s draft. That matches the Baltimore Ravens for the most picks, which is good for a 49ers team with plenty of needs to address. We looked at the scenario where the 49ers make their selection at 11 and talked about Mason Graham, Armand Membou, and Will Campbell as the big prizes, with Will Johnson and Mykel Williams as secondary options last week.

2 weeks ago | ninersnation.com | Andrew Pasquini

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images We are now two weeks away from the San Francisco 49ers making their first selection of the 2025 NFL Draft. With San Francisco currently slated to make the 11th selection, the 49ers could face many scenarios depending on how the board falls. Our goal over the next couple of weeks is to examine as many of those scenarios as possible. Let’s start with the most basic scenario: the 49ers stand pat and make their selection at 11.

4 weeks ago | ninersnation.com | Andrew Pasquini

Photo by Michael Zagaris/San Francisco 49ers/Getty Images Now that the activity of the start of a new league year has died down, some clarity has been provided for next month’s draft with the additions and departures that free agency brings. For the San Francisco 49ers, however, that draft board is just as confusing as it was before the start of free agency.