Over the past two days I started ranking the 49ers players, from 1-90, and today we are up to 70-61.<\/p>\n
2021 Cap Number: $850,000
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n
Analysis<\/strong>: Rosen, is battling with Nate Sudfeld to be the teams 3rd QB, but he\u2019s yet to show anything to say he\u2019s for sure an NFL QB, or a quality backup QB. Right now, I\u2019d give Rosen the slight upper hand on the 3rd QB spot, as he\u2019d have to clear waivers to be placed on the teams practice squad, where Sudfeld doesn\u2019t have to go through waivers.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $660,000 Analysis<\/strong>: Hokit is an intriguing player, a 2020 UDFA, is a player the 49ers would like to keep around on the practice squad, as he has no chance at the making the roster, with Kyle Juszyzck back on a new 5-year deal, unless Juscyzck is injured to begin 2021, Hokit should be on the teams practice squad, as he canb definitely be someone the 49ers mold into another Juszyzck type player, a guy who can play FB, H-Back, Slot WR, and TE.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $670,000 Analysis<\/strong>: Sullivan, was signed as a UDFA this offseason, and while he offers what the 49ers love, versatility, I think he has a shot, if he shows something in preseason, to win the teams 4th linebacker spot, if not, Sullivan is more than likely destined to be on the teams practice squad.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $670,000 Analysis<\/strong>: Hilliard, a player that former Ohio State teammate Nick Bosa told the 49ers brass that they have to get Hilliard, spent 6 seasons at OSU, where he dealt with a number of injuries, and if he can show something in preseason, he may have a good shot at being the teams 4th linebacker, but if not, he\u2019s more than likely looking at being on the teams practice squad.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $780,000 Analysis<\/strong>: Flannigan-Fowles surprised a lot in 2020 by making the teams opening day roster, and sticking on the team for all of 2020, so he likely has the upper hand on the teams 4th linebacker spot, where he\u2019ll battle the 2 UDFAs, and the veteran James Burgess Jr., and if he doesn\u2019t make it, he should be brought back to the teams practice squad.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $850,000 Analysis<\/strong>: The 49ers signed Burgess after a successful workout, he\u2019s a guy who is a very good special teams player, and if the team only keeps 4 true linebackers, I think Burgess has a great shot at making the team, due to being able to play multiple linebacker positions.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $850,000 Analysis<\/strong>: Kelemete was brought in after Justin Skule tore his ACL, and while Kelemete can play all over the offensive line, Kelemete will likely compete with Tom Compton, & Shon Coleman for a potential 9th offensive lineman spot, if not, he could be a guy the 49ers consider for the practice squad.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $850,000 Analysis<\/strong>: The 49ers originally signed Compton in 2020 as an unrestricted free agent from the New York Jets, after losing out on Connor McGovern, who signed with the Jets, but Compton\u2019s 2020 roster spot wasn\u2019t a lock, as he had to take a pay cut, over $1 million, to make the 2020 roster, but despite the fact that he didn\u2019t look good in 2020, he has a shot at making the team, if the team keep 9 offensive lineman, he\u2019ll be battling with Senio Kelemete & Shon Coleman, if not, he might be asked to be on the teams practice squad.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $1,127,500 Analysis<\/strong>: Coleman, who opted out of the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, has not played a meaningful snap since 2017, as he\u2019s missed 2018, and 2019 due to injuries, and 2020 due to opting out, so while I would normally say he\u2019s a longshot, if the team wants to keep a 9th offensive lineman, it\u2019ll likely come down to Coleman, Senio Kelemete, or Tom Compton, if not, Coleman should be considered for the teams practice squad.<\/p>\n 2021 Cap Number: $780,000 Analysis<\/strong>: Daniels spent most of 2020 on the 49ers practice squad, and after some injuries, the 49ers signed Daniels to the teams active roster, and he showed that he can be a solid nose tackle. Now, if he can show something, or an injury happens, he will have a good chance, but with the likes of D.J. Jones, & Zach Kerr ahead of him on the nose tackle depth chart, he\u2019s more than likely destined for the teams practice squad, where he can develop, and be on the teams 2022 active roster.<\/p>\n69. FB Josh Hokit<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: Longshot<\/p>\n68. MLB Elijah Sullivan<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n67. SLB Justin Hilliard<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n66. WLB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n65. WLB James Burgess Jr.<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n64. RG Senio Kelemete<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n63. RG Tom Compton<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n62. LT Shon Coleman<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n61. NT Darrion Daniels<\/h3>\n
\nChance At Making Active Roster: 50\/50<\/p>\n