It's time. The final, final mock draft of the 2026 draft season, the Peacock mock.

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Welcome to Lockdown 49ers, Brian Peacock and Eric Crocker.

We're talking 49ers draft.

One more sleep before the real thing.

My final mock draft and the last mock draft we will do for many, many months here on

locked on 49ers, getting ready for the 2026 NFL drafts,

some strategies, some targets for every round. And the guys I'm going to project will be the next

group of San Francisco 49ers. So I'm excited to get into this one. Kroc, I don't think that

I'm going to hit as many as I hit last year. I had four direct hits or four hits of the correct players. Two of them were in the right spot. A couple of them were just a little bit off from where they were actually drafted by the 49ers. Michael Williams was, I don't want to say it was easy. It wasn't a slam dunk last year in the first round. There was a lot of different things going on, but definitely easier than this year's first round pick, I think, at number 27.

I got Mikel Williams. I had Nick Martin, shockingly. I had him in the fifth round. Niners

took them all the way up at pick 75 in round three, and that one I felt good about it. It was on a little

bit of a heap of late in that mock draft where I had Nick Martin that

the 49ers drafted and then I had Curtis Rourke, which was my guy that I identified

early in the process and loved him as a fit for the San Francisco 49ers.

And then CJ West, which was a nice pick for the Niners and a nice player.

I had him late third, pick 100.

He ended up going early fourth pick 117. So four hits last year. And I do think the Curtis Rourke pick was my best

mock draft work to date here covering the San Francisco 49ers crock. I think George Kittle.

Kiddle like Kittle was a really good. Kittle though wasdle was a really good.

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