The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine is in the books, and with it comes a shake-up in draft projections.
Some prospects boosted their stock with standout performances, while others added more for teams to evaluate. As free agency looms and draft boards continue to shift, here's a look at who experts are now projecting the 49ers to select at No. 11.
- Mike Green - EDGE, Marshall
"With Robert Saleh back in San Francisco to direct the defense, the 49ers could return to their disruptive ways by snatching up a dominant pass-rushing prospect to supplement Nick Bosa and Co."
- Mason Graham - DT, Michigan
"Graham doesn't offer the eye-popping traits that some prospects possess, but he's very safe and fits what the 49ers are looking for."
- Mason Graham - DT, Michigan
"Graham earned elite PFF overall grades over the past two seasons, but the league doesn't love drafting prospects with measurable limitations early. That would be to the 49ers delight, as they could get a starting-caliber 3-technique defensive tackle outside the top 10."
- Nick Emmanwori - S, South Carolina
"Let's start with the measurables: 6-foot-3, 231 pounds, 32.5-inch arms, a 43-inch vertical jump and a 4.38-second 40-yard dash time. This is basically what it looks like when you build the perfect safety in the lab. But here's the thing: Nick Emmanwori's game tape matches the measuring tape; he has some of the best ball skills in the class, and he's just as good against the run. He can come downhill and thump the ball-carrier or carry the tight end or slot receiver in coverage, and he's an even better person."
- Mike Green - EDGE, Marshall
"The 49ers still have a talented roster even coming off a down year. One space they could use some help, however, is along the defensive line where they need to get back to their roots as a great pass rushing team. Green is raw but should be among the top pass rushers picked this year due to his unbelievable upside."
