31. San Francisco 49ers (13-3): Grant Delpit, S, LSU
As impressive as San Francisco’s defense was through most of the season, there was that late-season lag when Dee Ford, Kwon Alexander and Jaquiski Tartt were out with injuries. Tartt is under team control through 2020, but the 49ers could lose Jimmie Ward in free agency, and Ward might be fungible based on performance, anyway. Like any great defense, San Francisco’s requires a true shot-caller at safety, especially because so much of what coordinator Robert Saleh runs is more execution-based than scheme-dependent. So if Delpit is still on the board at 31, general manager John Lynch should run a quick 40 and turn in Delpit’s name. The LSU alum could fill multiple roles in Saleh’s defense, especially after he cleans up his issue with missed tackles. More importantly, per Pro Football Focus, Delpit allowed just 13 receptions on 21 targets for 196 yards and one touchdown versus two picks in 2019.