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The San Francisco 49ers are preparing for rookie minicamp next week, with discussions around their recent draft picks, including Dezhaun Stribling and Kaelon Black. Analysts are weighing in on the potential impact of these new players on the team's roster.
MIAMI GARDENS, FL - JANUARY 19: RB Kaelon Black #8 of the Indiana Hoosiers runs with the ball during the Indiana Hoosiers versus the Miami Hurricanes College Football Playoff National Championship Game Presented by AT&T on January 19, 2026, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL. (Photo by Doug Murray/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
Scot McCloughan on 49ersâ draft: âIâd take Stribling in a heartbeat over Cooperâ (paywall)
âI liked him quite a bit, to tell you the truth,â McCloughan said in a phone interview Wednesday. âSome people didnât, and I donât understand why, because heâs got size, heâs got speed, heâs got good ball skills. And he made plays. I donât understand why theyâre questioning the pick.â
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âStribling is not a dynamic route runner and does not run a full route tree, but he is bigger, faster, will block, and is a competitive guy,â the executive told Sando. âHe is not as good as Aiyuk was. He is a better receiver than Deebo. He is a faster, better (Jauan) Jennings and a great guy. Those guys (Stribling and Evans) will block and do it all the right way, how the head coach wants it.â
âSorry for (pretend) cutting you, , but hereâs the good news: You can probably keep your job if you stay healthy and make a few plays this summer. The 2024 fourth-round pick hasnât done much of that in his first two seasons, spending last year on injured reserve with hamstring issues after his four-catch rookie season. The 49ers donât like parting with their draft picks (see above) and could not have liked what they saw from Robinson, 31, in 2025 after signing him to a two-year, $8 million deal. Cowing, the teamâs punt returner as a rookie, has the edge when it comes to providing special-teams value, which is important for receivers at the end of the depth chart. But the 49ers will take a $2.4 million dead-cap charge if they release Robinson. Cowing needs to take the next step for the 49ers to take that hit.â
Key highlights include Dezhaun Stribling's size and speed, with analysts noting he may not be as dynamic as other receivers but brings competitive blocking skills.
The rookie minicamp for the San Francisco 49ers is scheduled for next week.
Jacob Cowing's ability to stay healthy and make plays during the summer will be crucial for his chances of remaining on the 49ers roster, especially given his special-teams value.
The 49ers face challenges with balancing their roster, particularly with decisions around players like Robinson and the potential dead-cap charge if released.

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49ers third-round pick Kaelon Blackâs football obsession clear from young age
âStacy Black would routinely awaken in the middle of the night and find her son following a familiar pattern.
En route to the kitchen for a glass of water, she would see her 8-year-old son, Kaelon, in front of the television watching replays of old football games.
She recalled at a similar age, playing with her dolls. She would spend hours transfixed in concentration working tirelessly on their hair. She eventually turned her life-long passion into a profession as a hairstylist.
âKaelon would sit and just watch football for hours and hours,â Stacy said. âI could see his passion for football the same way I have it for the cosmetology industry.
âHe would be up until 2 or 3 oâclock in the morning, watching old games from the black-and-white days. And heâd go to sleep with a football in his hand like a pillow. The passion was definitely there.â