Take a look at the facts and figures that fans of the San Francisco 49ers should know before the start of the 2015 NFL Draft.
Feel free to add some of your own in the comments section of this post.
1 – Known teams who have Georgia running back Todd Gurley as top-rated prospect, according to NFL Media's Ian Rapport.
2 – The total number of San Francisco draft picks acquired via trades and through the league's compensatory selection formula. (The 49ers will make the 126th and 246th overall selections via trades with the Denver Broncos and Indianapolis Colts, respectively. Picks No. 132 and 254 were awarded via compensatory selections).
3 – Oregon defensive end Arik Armstead is third-ranked interior defensive lineman, according to NFL Media draft analyst Mike Mayock.
4 – Minutes that will be allowed in between picks in round 7. (In round 1, 10 minutes will be allowed between selections. Seven minutes will be allowed in round 2, and five minutes will be allotted in rounds 3-6). Note: All compensatory selections in rounds 3-7 will be made within four minutes).
5 – Wide receivers drafted in the first round of 2014, starting with Clemson's Sammy Watkins to the Buffalo Bills at pick No. 4.
6 – Consecutive years in which the 49ers have selected a running back (Glenn Coffee in 2009, Anthony Dixon in 2010, Kendall Hunter in 2011, LaMichael James in 2012, Marcus Lattimore in 2013, and Pierre Garçon in 2014).
7 –Writers who slotted Armstead as San Francisco's first-round selection in our latest mock tracker.
A look at some of the greatest draft selections ever made by the San Francisco 49ers.
Brodie was the third overall pick in 1957 (first round) out of Stanford.
Johnson was the sixth overall pick in 1961 (first round) out of UCLA.
TE Vernon Davis
Young was the seventh overall in 1994 (first round) out of Notre Dame.
Krueger was eighth overall pick in 1958 (first round) out of Texas A&M.
Lott was the eighth overall pick in 1981 (first round) out of USC.
McElhenny was the ninth overall pick in 1952 (first round) out of Washington.
Nomellini was the 11th overall pick in 1950 (first round) out of Minnesota.
LB Patrick Willis
Rice was the 16th overall pick in 1985 (first round) out of Mississippi Valley State.
Staley was the 28th overall pick in 2007 (first round) out of Central Michigan.
Wilcox was the 29th overall pick in 1964 (third round) out of Oregon.
Soltau was the 30th overall pick in 1950 (third round) out of Minnesota.
St. Clair was the 32nd overall pick in 1953 (third round) out of USF.
Kaepernick was the 36th pick in 2011 (second round) out of Nevada.
Craig was the 49th pick in 1983 (second round) out of Nebraska.
Gore was the 65th overall pick in 2005 (third round) out of Miami.
Taylor was the 76th overall pick in 1986 (third round) out of Delaware State.
Montana was the 82nd overall pick in 1979 (third round) out of Notre Dame.
WR Terrell Owens
Bowman was the 91st overall pick in 2010 (third round) out of Penn State.
DE Charles Haley
Hanks was the 122nd overall pick in 1991 (fifth round) out of Iowa.
Owens was the 160th overall pick in 1956 (14th round) out of the College of Idaho.
Clark was the 249th overall pick in 1979 (10th round) out of Clemson.
Sapolu was the 289th overall pick in 1981 (11th round) out of Hawaii.
9 – Picks held by the 49ers in 2015. (First round – No. 15 overall, second round – No. 46 overall, third round – No. 79 overall, fourth round – No. 127 overall (from the Denver Broncos), fourth round – No. 132 overall (compensatory), fifth round – No. 151 overall, sixth round – No. 189 overall, seventh round – No. 246 overall (from the Indianapolis Colts, seventh round – No. 254 overall (compensatory)).
11 – The most picks of any team in this year's draft are held by the Seattle Seahawks.
15 – UCF wideout Breshad Perriman’s ranking on Mayock's list of top 100 players in this year's draft.
24 – Quarterbacks have been selected by the 49ers, including the team's current starter Colin Kaepernick, the 36th overall selection in 2011.
26 – Prospects who will attend this year’s draft (the group will not include top quarterback prospects, Florida State's Jameis Winston and Oregon's Marcus Mariota ).
48 – Total selections made by general manager Trent Baalke as San Francisco's lead decision-maker on draft day.
80 – The NFL Draft will be held for the 80th time on Thursday, April 30, in Chicago, Ill.
339 – Pounds of Washington nose tackle Danny Shelton, a possible first-round target for the 49ers.
4900 – Street address of Levi's® Stadium, site of the franchise's inaugural draft show, which you can watch on the 49ers mobile app and 49ers.com/live starting at 4:30 p.m. PT.
