Good morning. Welcome to 49ers in 5, your daily update on everything happening with the team that you need to know.

I'm Rob Stats Guerrera. Today's Wednesday, April 10th, 2024. Here's what's happening with your San Francisco 49ers.

We are a little over two weeks away before the NFL draft, and obviously we're all wondering

what the 49ers are going to do now that they're back in round one.

A lot of people have mocked Georgia tackle Amarius Mims to the 49ers, who has a whole eight career starts to his name.

Our own Jason Aponte caught up with ESPN NFL draft analyst Field Yates, who explained

why the 49ers might be willing to take a risk on such an unproven player.

So for Amarius Mims, specific to San Francisco, I thought it was a good fit for this reason.

Marius Mims might need some time.

And I say sometime rather than being more specific because I don't love saying a guy needs a full year

or a guy needs only a couple of weeks because you just don't know him.

He's a young 20s player.

But he has

803 career snaps in college. 803, just for some perspective, that's fewer than Joe Alt had

last season. And Joe Ald, of course, has been playing for much of the past three years.

You're talking about basically three times as much tape on Joe Alt than you have on a Marius

mim. So that'd be said, you have on a Marius Mims.

That'd be said, you've got a guy who's 6 foot 8, 340 pounds, who does not look like he's 340

pounds at all, has a nearly 87 inch wingspan with these 35 plus inch arms.

And this unbelievable set of physical tools, it's hard not to think that that guy

is going to, you know, not be a first 25 or 26 overall player pick. And for San Francisco,

well, I'm sure fans probably feel some strife over the offensive line from this past postseason

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