What is the best draft strategy for the San Francisco 49ers in rounds one, two, and then four,

with that big gap between rounds two and four, how should the 49ers attack this thing?

And should they make a big trade before the draft?

On today's, Locked on 49ers.

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We're going to talk draft strategy.

Matt Barrow's with a fantastic article today with some different scenarios that we're

going to break down and what the 49th should do.

And if it's smarter to go, edge, wide receiver, or offensive line first,

and then draft accordingly

through the rest of this 2026 NFL draft.

Dexter Lawrence?

Requesting a trade.

Is he an option for the 49ers in the middle of that defense?

But first, we got to bring on today's guest.

Nicholas Winkler, come on, down.

Wow. Action News 8 Sports with Nick Winkler, come on, town. Wow. Action News, Aidsports with Nick Winkler. Can't believe it. Wink, what's happening in my manner? Are you getting pumped for the NFL draft? We're almost two weeks away. Yeah, I mean, just last night after the national championship game ended, I was like, all right, now it's time to lock into the draft season. I went and looked it up. I was like, okay, make sure I got the dates right. Actually, my buddy Rubin was talking about, hey, maybe I get to go to the draft party at Levi Stadium. So if that happens, obviously, yeah, I'll give you guys a full recap of what that's like. I told them, yes, 100% yes. If that tickets available, I'm in. Nice. We've got to see a John Chapman is doing the draft party again.

That's right. Yes, 100%. Yes. If that tickets available, I'm in. Nice.

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