We're talking safeties in the offseason for the San Francisco 49ers.

What do they need?

Do they need a safety?

And four prospects that could be fits for the San Francisco 49ers in the NFL draft on today's Locked-on 49ers.

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We are talking safeties on today's program.

Crocker, our resident DB expert, breaking them down, breaking down the field, all the films on Emmanuel McNeil Warren out of

Toledo. We got Dylan Thineman from Oregon, Camari Ramsey from USC, and Bud Clark from

TCU on today's program. And if they are fits for the 49ers, before we get to those prospects,

though, Kroc and those scouting reports, what round we think they should go in generally,

what do the 49ers need at safety?

The 49ers currently have under contract, Malik Mustafa, Jair Brown, last year's rookie, Marcus Siegel.

They have Cyram Neal as well.

I believe Derek Forrest was a practice squad guy who's still around for the San Francisco 49ers along with Derek Cantine. I don't know if those are, the 49ers do have big plans for those guys on the 53 man roster going forward, but they'll be in camp and they'll be competing. Jason Pinuck was in a one-year deal. He's going to be a free agent for the 49ers. But really the three main guys that you're

expecting to be around and competing for spots on the defense for the 49ers is Malcolm

Mustafa, Marcus Siegel, and Jair Brown. Most of those guys are pretty good and have a lot of

experience near the line of scrimmage. So, Croc, I would assume that the 49ers would be

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