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San Francisco 49ers: 2025 NFL Draft Class

Learn more about their high-end traits and advanced stats, plus who might join them on Day 3 of the NFL Draft

2025 NFL Draft

Eleven (11) Players Drafted

1.11 — Mykel Williams
ED, Georgia
2.11 — Alfred Collins
DT, Texas
3.11 — Nick Martin
LB, Oklahoma State
3.36 — Upton Stout
DB, Western Kentucky
4.11 — CJ West
NT, Indiana
4.36 — Jordan Watkins
WR, Ole Miss
5.09 — Jordan James
RB, Oregon
5.24 — Marques Sigle
S, Kansas State
7.11 — Kurtis Rourke
QB, Indiana
7.33 — Connor Colby
OG, Iowa
7.36 — Junior Bergen
WR, Montana

Sports Info Solutions

Below, I've clipped intel from each prospects reports on the SIS NFL Draft Site, including their

Trent Williams

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The Next WR1 — (Part 3)

Predicting this season’s Top 25 PPR WRs

23 wide receivers met the 12-target mark in the first six weeks of the season:

Tyreek Hill
Stefon Diggs
Adam Thielen
Keenan Allen
Ja'Marr Chase
Puka Nacua
A.J. Brown
Justin Jefferson
Davante Adams
Amon-Ra St. Brown
CeeDee Lamb
Michael Pittman Jr.
Jakobi Meyers
Christian Kirk
Garrett Wilson
Drake London
Deebo Samuel
DeAndre Hopkins
Romeo Doubs
Josh Downs
Mike Williams
Cooper Kupp
Tee Higgins

Cooper Kupp joined the party in Week 5. Drake London, despite Arthur Smith's best efforts, met the mark in Week 6.

The Next WR1 — (Part 1)

How a dozen targets became the threshold for elite WR

The Next WR1 — (Part 2)

21 wideouts have seen 12+ targets in a game through the first four weeks.

21 wide receivers have seen at least 12 targets in a game through the first four weeks of the season.

15 currently rank in the Top 25 of PPR scoring with 9 in the Top 12.

But before I get to these absolute beasts, I want to talk about the rising tandem who have yet to meet the dozen-target mark.

Nico Collins and Tank Dell might end up being this year's outliers.

Through four weeks, both rank inside the Top 25 PPR WRs thanks to outstanding play from rookie QB C.J. Stroud (mea culpa coming soon).

Nico is the

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