The San Francisco 49ers are set to adhere to their established draft philosophies that emphasize the defensive line and wide receiver positions. Since the arrival of head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch, the team has predominantly invested first-round picks in these areas. Notably, only two first-round selections have been made outside of these positions since 2017. With the recent two-year agreement with left tackle Trent Williams, the 49ers are less likely to prioritize offensive linemen in the draft, despite acknowledging the need for a future successor. Lynch's comments during a pre-draft press conference indicated confidence in Williams' ability to perform at a high level for the foreseeable future. The team is also looking to enhance its defensive line, especially after injuries to key players like Nick Bosa and Mykel Williams, and the retirement of Bryce Huff. As the draft approaches, the 49ers are expected to focus on adding talent to their wide receiver corps and defensive line, continuing the strategy that has defined their recent draft history.