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49ers traded the 16th pick like everyone thought they would.
49ers get: Philadelphia's first-round pick ( No. 28 ) and second-round pick ( No. 58 ).
Eagles get: San Francisco's first-round pick ( No. 16 ), which they use to select Arkansas OT Shawn Andrews
For you Raider Fans - The Oakland Raiders select Robert Gallery at #2.
Great pick IMO.
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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2004 2:07 pm
49ers trade down AGAIN. Ugh! They traded the ( No. 28 pick) to Carolina for the ( No. 31 pick) and a 4th rounder ( No. 127 overall).
I wouldn't be surprised if they trade down AGAIN and get outta the 1st round just to save money. 
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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2004 2:40 pm
With the 31st pick of the 2004 NFL Draft the San Francisco 49ers select.......
RASHAUN WOODS WR | (6'2", 200, 4.57 40-yr dash) | OKLAHOMA STATE |
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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2004 7:48 pm
Day 1 for the 49ers:
R1 31st pick - Rashaun Woods WR Oklahoma St. R2 46th overall - Justin Smiley OG Alabama R2 58th overall(from Philly) - Shawntae Spencer CB Pitt R3 77th overall - Derrick Hamilton WR Clemson Day 1 for the Raiders: R1 2nd pick - Robert Gallery OT Iowa R2 45th overall pick(from Tampa) Jake Grove C Virginia Tech R3 67th overall Stuart Schweigert S Purdue |
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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2004 8:33 pm
I was at the Sharks game (Cheechoo OH MY GOD) so I missed pretty much the entire draft. Doesn't look like too many surprises from the niners or raiders standpoint. Niners trade down and save some money. Looks like Cedric Wilson in his 3rd year will be the veteran of our receiving corps.
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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2004 9:59 pm
Thanks for all of the updates Bob.
You trade down, just to trade down again? It's sort of funny in a twisted kind of way. That said, the 49ers have had a pretty decent draft so far. Rashaun Woods will go great alongside Brandon Lloyd, and Hamilton is good raw talent. They also picked up some help on the O-Line and in the secondary. Not bad going into Day 2... Raiders picked up some monsters along the offensive line in Grove and Gallery, just nasty. Drafting Schweigert and adding Ray Buchanon to the saftey positions should help as well. Also you can't forget about two guys named Washington and Sapp on the D-Line. On the Sharks... Cheechoo and Marleau have been amazing. Nabokov has stopped just about everything. Who would have thought they'd be in this position after last year? Great time to be a Sharks fan. Andris Biedrins > Mike Smrek
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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:23 am
the warriors did it a few years ago. turned out pretty well, at least until last offseason. about the niners, it seems like their trading down worked out ok. there wasn't an obvious stud wr at 16 (reggie williams might've been there had mike williams been allowed in the draft) and they were set on getting a wideout, so it wasn't a terrible move. we'll see how it works out. the niners have a bad recent draft history, i hope this one turns it around. |
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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2004 11:11 am
I have no problem with trading down to stockpile picks or for depth purposes, but when you do it because you are a cheapskate, then that ticks me of.
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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2004 12:22 pm
When Walsh traded down, you had faith. When York trades down, you see the dollar signs decrease (or they see it, and are pleased). All thanks to "ghost money".
Go figure. And yes, four letter word fits perfectly. Andris Biedrins > Mike Smrek
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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2004 2:43 pm
Day 2 for the 49ers:
R4 104th overall(from Wash. thru New England&Chicago) - Isaac Sopoaga DT Hawaii R4 127th overall(from Carolina) - Richard Seigler ILB Oregon St. R6 188th overall(from Dallas through Green Bay) - Andy Lee P Pitt R6 198th overall(Compensatory) - Keith Lewis S Oregon R7 217th overall - Cody Pickett QB Washington R7 226th overall(from Green Bay) - Christian Ferrara DT Syracuse Day 2 for the Raiders: R4 99th overall - Carlos Francis WR Texas Tech R5 134th overall - Johnnie Morant WR Syracuse R6 166th overall - Shawn Johnson DE Delaware R6 182nd overall(from N.O. thru Dallas) - Cody Spencer ILB North Texas R7 245th overall(Compensatory) - Courtney Anderson TE San Jose St. R7 255th overall (Compensatory) - Andre Sommersell LB Colorado St. - Mr. Irrelevant |
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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2004 11:01 pm
i am excited we drafted a punter!!
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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 2:55 am
i remember the niners wasting a 4th round pick on a kicker a few years ago. chandler kicked in what, about 5 games before getting cut by the worst kicking team in the league? it shouldnt be nearly this hard to find a competent kicker and a competent punter.
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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 7:00 am
it wasn't LaFleur's kicking last year that was so horrible as was his holding. His holding and Pochman's kicking pretty much single-handedly knocked us out of the playoff race last year.
Of course if we weren't so cheap and replaced Chandler with a veteran kicker in the first place...... |
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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 1:41 pm
imo, thats on the coaching staff. holding is not that hard of a job, and they should be able to find someone that can do it competently. isn't it usually a backup qb doing the holding anyway (better hands plus the ability to run fake fgs)? anyone who doesn't have dampier's hands should be able to hold adequately.
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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 7:46 pm
Great game by the Sharks, nice way to grind it out . The dive near the end by Cheechoo to stop the puck was excellent. 3-0 Sharks!
And on LaFleur should've left with Pochman. He always seemed to shank pressure punts, that along with the FG and extra point holds, ick. Viva la...Andy Lee? Eh. Andris Biedrins > Mike Smrek
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