The San Francisco 49ers completed their highly anticipated 2025 NFL Draft, sticking with their 11 scheduled selections to address a roster in need of talent. Key picks included DE Mykel Williams from Georgia, a robust run-stopper with significant pass-rushing potential, and DT Alfred Collins, known for his size and mobility. The team also bolstered their defensive backfield with LB Nick Martin and CB Upton Stout, both praised for their ability to disrupt plays. WR Jordan Watkins is expected to complement the existing receiver core, while RB Jordan James could challenge the conventional wisdom of early RB picks.

In the later rounds, the 49ers added QB Kurtis Rourke as a potential long-term backup and OL Connor Colby, recognized for his versatility. The closing rounds saw selections like S Marques Sigle, who could thrive on special teams, and WR Junior Bergen, who brings return abilities that could impact the field position. Overall, the draft seemed to align with the team's strategy of building depth and addressing specific positional needs for a competitive edge.