San Francisco 49ers NFL Mock Draft Roundup 2.0

Sadiq has high-volume potential as a moveable piece/flex tight end -- especially in Kyle Shanahan's offense. And with the Achilles injury to George Kittle, this makes even more sense.

Is this the year we finally see the 49ers draft the heir apparent to Trent Williams at left tackle? The future Hall of Famer will be in his age-38 season in 2026, meaning retirement could come in the near future. Lomu started the past two seasons at left tackle, moving Spencer Fano to the right side in the process. Lomu hasn't given up a sack since 2024 and has surrendered only three in his career. The 6-foot-6 308-pounder is an easy mover with the reactive agility to thrive in the 49ers' outside zone scheme. He also has the frame to keep adding muscle and strength.

We'll stick with OL for the 49ers, who need to fill multiple holes up front if they want to remain a Super Bowl contender. Jones is a plug-and-play starter with the agility to thrive in Kyle Shanahan's scheme.

A big, physical WR with a massive catch radius, contested-catch ability and the speed to separate quickly and hit top-end velocity in 2-3 steps. Boston is an effective route runner at all three levels, will run through arm tackles in space, and can outmuscle defenders in the red zone. While primarily an outside threat, his size, strength and hands make him a potential matchup problem in the slot, too. Added bonus: he's a legit threat as a punt returner.

In many mock drafts over the past few months, when the 49ers have drafted a wide receiver, it has been Texas A&M's KC Concepcion. But with him off the board, I think they would be just as happy with Boston. Boston isn't the after-the-catch weapon that Concepcion is, but he's a smooth big man with the hands and the route-running ability to win on the outside and in the slot. He earned an 89.7 PFF receiving grade against man coverage in 2025.

Injuries crushed the 49ers' offense, but San Francisco also sorely missed that all-purpose threat formerly occupied by Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel.

Concepcion was the nation's most versatile performer and would give Kyle Shanahan a major weapon all over the field, as well as in the return game.

At 37 years old, left tackle Trent Williams is nearing the end of a Hall of Fame career -- which makes finding an eventual successor a top priority. Freeling is far from a polished product, but his physical tools and upside make him an intriguing developmental prospect.

Sadiq could go much higher than 27th overall. He's undersized, but he has outstanding speed and is a competitive blocker. He would be the ultimate chess piece for Kyle Shanahan, giving the coach a hybrid of George Kittle and Kyle Juszczyk.