San Francisco 49ers give Brock Purdy a dynamic new weapon, find heir apparent for Trent Williams in latest 7-round NFL mock draft

Round 2, Pick 61: Drew Shelton, OT, Penn State 

With Trent Williams nearing the end of his legendary career, someone like Shelton could be the heir apparent at left tackle. He’s also talented enough to at least challenge Colton McKivitz at right tackle at some point as well. Shelton is a gifted athlete who has very real upside as his power profile continues to develop. 

Round 3, Pick 94: Tyreak Sapp, EDGE, Florida 

Incredibly powerful with outstanding effort, Sapp might never be a high-volume sack artist, but he is also a very important football player. At this point in the draft, you are looking for players who upgrade the room. Sapp is also the type of player who can rush some inside in obvious passing situations. 

Round 4, Pick 129: Tacario Davis, CB, Washington

If you think back to the 2023 college football season, Davis was considered one of the top cornerbacks in the country. He struggled mightily in 2024 with Arizona before reuniting with head coach Jeff Fisch this season. At over 6-3 with very long arms, Davis is a really impressive athlete for the position who could be a great value in this spot. 

Round 5, Pick 138: Darrell Jackson Jr., DT, Florida State 

Jackson is a massive interior defensive lineman who has flashes of big-time moments. He isn’t, however, nearly consistent enough right now and disappears far too often. If you can get Jackson to be the best version of himself more often, there is some starter upside to work with. 

Round 5, Pick 139: Raylen Wilson, LB, Georgia 

The talent for Wilson is easy to see, but he just hasn’t taken the step most hoped for in 2025. He is a really gifted mover, possessing the foot speed and range to make plays all over the field. There is developmental upside here, but Wilson shouldn’t be depended on for much more than special teams right now. 

Round 5, Pick 140: Aaron Anderson, WR, LSU 

Anderson has been a bit banged up so far in 2025, but when he’s been healthy over the last couple of years, he’s been tremendous. He’s a smaller wide receiver at around 5-8 and 180 pounds, but Anderson is dynamic after the catch. That’s something that is typically valued in the Kyle Shanahan offense. 

Round 6, Pick 192: Eli Raridon, TE, Notre Dame

At over 6-6 and 250 pounds, Raridon is a big athlete who moves extremely well overall. He also has effort as a blocker, which brings a solid baseline as a football player. Medicals will be the big question mark for Raridon with multiple knee injuries in his past.