San Francisco 49ers: For all things red and gold!

Due to the long nature of these analyses, Ronnie Bell and Jalen Graham are each in the comments.

Round 3, Pick 87 - Ji’Ayir Brown, S, Penn State:

NFL: His sub-par combine testing likely knocked Brown down a full round, but his football instincts and work ethic should carry him far. Brown's lack of speed could limit his role on defense a bit, and he's guilty of some fly-bys, but his temperament will elevate this defense.

CBS Sports: B. Magnet to the football. Plays much more explosively than his timed workout. Misses a fair amount of tackles but will lay the lumber. One of the best pure ball hawks in the class.

ESPN: The 49ers have a loaded starting 22 but are in position to begin planning for the future, and Brown makes sense as they begin looking ahead to life after Tashaun Gipson Sr. Gipson signed a one-year deal in the offseason but at 32 years old, he's much closer to the end than the beginning of his career, and Jimmie Ward -- the previous free safety before Gipson -- departed for the Houston Texans in free agency. Like Ward, Brown has experience playing deep post at safety and lining up over slot receivers. That versatility can come in handy regardless of how soon the Niners intend to get him on the field.

Round 3, Pick 99 - Jake Moody, K, Michigan:

NFL: Moody was the star -- the only star -- for the West Team at the East-West Shrine Game, scoring all 12 points, and he blasted a 59-yarder in the College Football Playoffs. He's not considered an elite deep kicker, and Round 3 is just a tough sell for a player at this position, even for one as talented as Moody.

CBS Sports: D. Very accurate and made a lot of big kicks in his career but does not have a huge leg. Round 3 kicker?

ESPN: Since coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch arrived in 2017, the 49ers have had the peace of mind that comes with veteran kicker Robbie Gould. But they let Gould depart in free agency this year, and though he remains unsigned, San Francisco has been intent on getting younger (and cheaper) at the position. In Moody, the Niners get the player widely regarded as the best kicker in the draft. The 99th pick in the draft is rich for a kicker (it's the highest a kicker has been drafted since 2016) but it will be worth it if Shanahan doesn't have to think about who his kicker will be for the next decade or so.

Round 3, Pick 101 - Cameron Latu, TE, Alabama: