26 NFL draft in the book, what the war room debate might have looked like before the 49ers turned in the card at number 33 overall.

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We're breaking down the 49ers 2026 NFL draft with our special weekly guest, Mr. Nicholas Winkler.

Nicholas Winkler.

Come on, town. Can Winkler. Nicholas Winkler. Come on, town.

Can't believe it.

I already know what your response was, Wink,

when the 49ers went and drafted Dejohn Stribling at 33 overall

or drafted Kalin Black at 90 overall.

Wow.

Can't believe it.

Right?

So, before we get into this little war room debate here, and I want to rank how I feel about the 40-9 draft picks after going more through them and looking at some tape and taking in the entire experience that was the 2026 NFL draft, what was your take as you took in the 2026 NFL

draft as it pertained to the San Francisco 49ers wink? I'm going to go the opposite route, I think,

as most people are going here, because I'm sick of all the overreach talk. I'm sick of all the

doubters. I'm sick of all the eight. I mean, it's everywhere.

It's nonstop, man. I'm going out to soccer practice. And, you know, I got my 49er buddies out there and everyone I was like, oh, the niners are idiots. What are they doing? These fools reaching for guys. And this and then I'm like, guys, these guys are out here drafting according to their scouts. They pay their people a lot of money to go out and check out these guys that fit their scheme, that fit what they want to do as a 49ers organization.

And I'm sorry that that doesn't line up with what all the pundits are saying, what all the mock drafts are saying.

I'm sorry that you haven't heard any of these names over and over being told to you

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