Ricky Pearsall was selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the first round of last month’s draft, making a major shift. However, a lot of people, including Richard Sherman, believe it would be a fantastic addition to the Red & Gold.
SF’s 2024 draft class was the topic of discussion by the former cornerback for the San Francisco 49ers during a recent episode of The Richard Sherman Podcast. Speaking briefly about San Francisco, Sherman said he was happy with the Pearsall selection and described it as a luxury for the 49ers right now.
I approve of Pearsall’s choice. Richard Sherman stated this week on his show, “It’s a luxury pick.” “I believe Brandon Aiyuk will soon receive his contract and payment. He and Deebo Samuel don’t seem to regard this as a danger in the slightest.
Naturally, Pearsall’s perception by the 49ers may change, particularly following the 2024 campaign. The rookie wide receiver, who is expected to start training camp fourth on the depth chart, will have to battle for his spot in the offense for the time being.
It’s feasible, though, that Ricky Pearsall will play a more significant part in the upcoming season. In 55 games, the native of Arizona racked up 2,420 receiving yards, 159 catches, and 14 touchdowns. Pearsall, a strong punt returner, is also well-versed in special teams.
Sherman still has some questions about the 49ers’ current situation.
The former 49er did, however, give them the benefit of the doubt and commend them on their excellent work of replacing important depth players in order to contend in 2024. But change is always unsettling, so Sherman will have to “wait and see” with SF.
Richard Sherman clarified, “I don’t think it was a panic meter, it was just change.” “Any change is unsettling, and life without Arik Armstead is uncertain.” I suppose the 49ers were without him for stretches of the season. Throughout his career, there have been games in which you guys had to play without Arik Armstead. They have performed admirably, but their run defense has also suffered. They performed worse against the run, experienced less pressure, and received fewer sacks, among other things. And I believe they made several attempts to address that. They may believe that they have some young men who can come in and have an impact, in my opinion. However, until I see it on the field, there is still some cause for concern.
And those queries won’t go away until the 49ers return to action in the autumn.
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