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Colin Cowherd says Kyle Shanahan’s draft approach isn’t working for the 49ers: “Kyle Shanahan has got so much aptitude as a coach. He is so respected that half the league is using his schemes, but I think he has way too much power in the building with personnel. I’m not denying that the Niners have done well with some late round draft picks. Brock Purdy, Jauan Jennings, George Kittle, Talanoa Hufanga. I’m not denying that. But they have missed and reached on a lot on first, second, and third-round picks. I listened to Kyle Shanahan on the Rich Eisen Show and he was talking about their theory on how they draft and I’m like 'I don’t know. This doesn’t sound the way I would do it'.” 🎥: @TheHerd

Colin Cowherd on the 49ers draft strategy: “I don’t get how John Lynch drafts. I know John. I covered John. I don’t get their drafts. Warren Sharp wrote an article— no team in the league has reached on more players over the last 4-5 years and a lot of them just don’t play in the league. They drafted a kicker in the third round. Just a bad pick. I didn’t like this draft. Shocker, they drafted another WR.” Colin also mentioned Grant Cohn calling out Lynch in the clip 🎥: @TheHerd

@Chase_Senior Sad!

The 49ers haven’t drafted a Pro Bowl player since 2022 (Brock Purdy) That’s a problem. #49ers

@tomjimsula49 @grantcohn I think it's embarrassing to see that everyone in the NFL knows the 49ers need OL, and the GM is still not investing in them. I hope @JedYork sees this and actually makes a change this year if this draft is another bust.

Something is rotten in Santa Clara. The 49ers draft process isn’t just off, it’s systematically broken. The 2026 class is just the latest entry in a 5+ year pattern of pissing down their own leg. Here's a summary of the 2026 class: - A 60-pick reach in Round 2. - A flawed “need” player over higher-upside talent. - And, of course, the "Shanahan classic:" a RB taken 40-70 spots earlier than expected while premium positions sit untouched. This isn’t misfortunate. It’s a pronounced, fundamental failure to understand value and evaluate talent. One reach is defensible. Doing it every year, while consistently flaunting the board, is malpractice. Take Stribling: the Niners passed on higher-graded players at positions of need - Bisontis, T.J. Parker, Kayden McDonald, Cashius Howell, C.J. Allen, Colton Hood (all who went within the next 8-9 picks) - to draft a traits-based WR projected for the middle of Round 3, if not later. Best case, he develops into a good player but contributes nothing this year while immediate impact options at guard or edge go elsewhere. Then they trade back from 58, passing on players like Anthony Hill and Keyron Crawford, only to land Romello Height, a 25-year-old with a capped ceiling. Even if he produces, the opportunity cost is glaring. You don’t pass on young, ascending talent for marginal contributors unless you’ve got a broken framework for evaluating talent. And then the signature move: reaching ~60 picks for Kaelon Black. A fine player, sure, but with no distinguishing traits (call him Jordan James redux...but taken 60 picks earlier). A Day 3 back taken on Day 2 while OL (Trey Zuhn, Gennings Dunker), WR (Chris Bell), EDGE (Barham), and S (Jalon Kilgore) talent remained on the board. It’s not just suboptimal, it’s flat-out incoherent. At some point, this stops being debatable. Under @JohnLynch49ers, this regime has gone 6 drafts without producing a single Pro Bowl player. The results aren’t unlucky; they’re consistent. And consistently mediocre at best (see 2024/2025) and disastrous (2021, 2022 and 2023) at worst. @JedYork, tolerating this is a choice. And that choice is settling for permanent underachievement. Enough is enough. cc: @grantcohn @sportslarryk @Chase_Senior @SharpFootball @dieter @hutchdiesel

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The 49ers are coming up. This figures to be a good spot for a starting left guard.

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@elonmusk It might be because it is the most used AI app?

Apple behaves like it’s owned by OpenAI – why?

👀 In leaked audio, Jamie Dimon takes his employees, especially the younger ones, to the woodshed over their desire to keep “working” remotely. 🔥

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