In a recent mock draft by Bleacher Report, the San Francisco 49ers made two significant selections to bolster their offensive lineup. They chose Denzel Boston, a wide receiver from the University of Washington, at No. 27 and Sam Roush, a tight end from Stanford University, at No. 58. Boston is praised for his skills in contested catches and his ability to work effectively in the middle of the field, making him an ideal fit for head coach Kyle Shanahan's offensive scheme. With the 49ers looking to support quarterback Brock Purdy, Boston's addition is seen as a strategic move to enhance their receiving corps. Roush, standing at 6-foot-6, is expected to be a long-term replacement for veteran tight end George Kittle, having recorded 119 receptions for 1,201 yards and four touchdowns in his college career. Both selections are considered safe yet luxury picks that aim to improve the 49ers' offensive capabilities for the future.