yeah, deff dude, that is way too much of a homer, and im a 9er fan too, very much so.11. Patrick Willis A+28. Joe Staley A-76. Jason Hill B-97. Ray McDonald B104. Jay Moore B-124. Traded for Darrell Jackson A126. Dashon Goldson C135. Joe Cohen C+147. Tarell Brown B-186. Thomas Clayton C+
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (AdropOFvenom @ Apr 29 2007, 04:54 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (david81 @ Apr 29 2007, 02:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>11. Patrick Willis A+28. Joe Staley A+76. Jason Hill A+97. Ray McDonald A-104. Jay Moore A124. Traded for Darrell Jackson A+126. Dashon Goldson B-135. Joe Cohen B-147. Tarell Brown A186. Thomas Clayton B-I love it </div>It's a good draft, but man you are way too generous a grader. :whistling: </div>Yeah I dont expect any experts to grade like this but thats just how much I love those picks. As you can see especially the 1st day picks and Tarell Brown. But with the way Nolan and McCloughan's drafts have been ever since they've been here, I definitely will not be surprised this time by their 2nd day picks
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (iknobaer @ Apr 29 2007, 07:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>i love our picks too, im just realistic </div>I wrote LOVES not love Shefter and I LOVE our draft
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>John Czarnecki/FOXSports.comSAN FRANCISCO 49ERSCzar's breakdown: This draft might end up comparing favorably with some of ex-coach Bill Walsh's top drafts. Ole Miss middle linebacker Patrick Willis was the worst-kept secret in the draft. San Francisco head coach Mike Nolan fell in love with him at the Senior Bowl and he tagged Willis early as his kind of player. They made a smart trade to acquire Central Michigan OT Joe Staley and Washington State WR Jason Hill was one of the Pac-10's most productive receivers, converting 158 receptions into 111 first downs and 32 touchdowns. Hill could be the playmaker that Alex Smith covets. They also traded a fourth-rounder to Seattle for WR Darrell Jackson, the third-leading wide receiver in Seahawks' history. Jackson, who had knee tendonitis, wore out his welcome in Seattle despite leading the club receptions last season. Deion Branch made him expendable. Nebraska DE Jay Moore has a chance to be a solid pro and a standup outside linebacker. Moore is another player, like Willis, that Nolan fell in love with at the Senior Bowl. Now, the 49ers did take a character risk in Texas CB Tarell Brown, but waited until the fifth round to do it. But Brown, who has a difficult off-the-field background, was a three-year starter at Texas and that's something very positive.Grade: A+</div><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Pete PriscoCBS SportsLine.com Senior WriterSan Francisco 49ers Best pick: I love the pick of Jason Hill in the third round. He will be a starting receiver by mid-season. Questionable move: Moving back up into the first round to get tackle Joe Staley. He's a good player, but was he worth the picks? Second-day gem: Corner Tarell Brown from Texas is a good player who should have gone higher than the fifth round, but character issues drove him down. Overall grade: A. They drafted a lot of really good football players. The scouting staff deserves big props.</div>
