Niners Stack WR Room, Draft De’Zhaun Stribling

It's April 24, I'm Corey, with the story.

This is California News Today, driven by AI.

The San Francisco 49ers keep stacking their wide receiver room, drafting six foot two

speedster, dison-stribbling with the 33rd.

Overall pick to kick off the second round.

This comes right after they sign Vets Mike Evans and Christian Kirk in free agency, signaling

a full rebuild at the position.

Hailing from Capoli, Hawaii, wrapped up five college year split between Washington State,

Oklahoma State, and Ole Miss.

His 4.36 second 40 yard dash at the Scouting Combine brings the deep threat juice that's

been absent from Kyle Shanahan's offense.

Fans and analysts see this as the dawn of a fresh receiver era, especially with Debo

Samuel traded to Washington last year, Brandon Ayuk on the verge of release and Jawan Jennings

hitting free agency.

The impact hits hard after those playoff runs powered by that trio.

Stribbling slots in with Evans and Kirk leading, plus rookie Ricky Peersaw battling back

from a gunshot wound and knee injury alongside Vets Lake, DeMarcus Robinson, and young picks

Jacob Cowing and Jordan Watkins.

Meanwhile, the Niners traded out of the first round twice, Thursday first from 27 to 30,

with Miami, then 30 to the Jets for this.

Second Rounder and a Fifth.

They've got more ammo with Pick 58 in the second, 90 in the third, and several fourths

plus a fifth on Saturday, with his front office.

Has mind jams like George Kittle over the years, eyes peeled for the next steal.