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To Bosa or to Williams?"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections 49ers Salary CapLevi’s Stadium Events49ers Transactions49ers Injury News49ers Press Conferences & Conference CallsNFL Free AgencyNFL Free AgencyNFL DraftJohn Lynch: Free agency work set 49ers up for NFL draft New Trent Taylor Jersey ,201commentsTo Bosa or to Williams?PDTShareTweetShareShareJohn Lynch: Free agency work set 49ers up for NFL draft Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY SportsThere has been a lot of talk about the needs on the San Francisco 49ers roster that have yet to be addressed. General manager John Lynch spoke about how the team used free agency to set themselves up for the draft:Man. How do you read that and not think Alabama’s Quinnen Williams? Initially, at least. Then again, Ohio State’s Nick Bosa could very well be the best player in the draft to the 49ers. Lynch may feel that way. If you really want to reach for something, Lynch said Williams is a “great” kid. He also said Bosa is a “good” kid. That’s just being extreme, though.This could also mean that based on the signing of Dee Ford, the team could be prepared in the event they trade back. There still should be a very good edge rusher available in the top 10, but the drop off is steep after Williams at defensive tackle. Ed Oliver is good, not great. Jeffrey Simmons tore his ACL.When you read that Lynch quote, what was your takeaway? If John Lynch wants more picks, these guys could be on their way out"San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch loves to move around in the NFL Draft. He’s been no stranger to trading up Tom Rathman Jersey White , down, or including players. With the Niners only having six picks in this years draft, I’m expecting this to be another weekend full of trades. We don’t know who the team will select, but if Quinnen Williams is the pick, I think it’s a safe assumption that a guy like Arik Armstead is on his way out. The pick you can get back for a guy who has performed like Armstead will be very interesting, especially when you consider where he was selected. I wonder what other teams feel like Armstead is valued at. The team getting rid of a one-year, $9 million contract could open the door for acquiring another player, perhaps.Save SollySolomon Thomas is the other popular mention to trade. I’m holding on to Thomas unless I get a deal that blows my socks off. While he’s been inconsistent, I’m okay with Thomas going into the season as my third pass rusher. My guess is Thomas will be a lot better with more space to work with and when there are three other good players rushing the passer, too. With reports that he’s on the trade block http://www.49erslockerroom.com/authentic-malcolm-smith-jersey , there’s nothing new to say here.Good as gone?It’s being reported that Robbie Gould isn’t going anywhere. I’m calling bluff. Not saying that Gould will be traded, but I imagine there will be discussions about Gould. Lynch will have a difficult time determining what Gould’s worth is, too. He’s a phenomenal kicker. He’s also a kicker. At the very best, I would imagine you get a late-round pick for Gould. There’s no rush to do anything, but it would be wise to put some feelers out there. I wonder if there have been discussions between Gould and the front office. If Gould says he simply will not play, then you have to deal him. Maybe Marquise?49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan is on record saying that he’d like to dial Goodwin’s role back. Teams cover the blazing speed Goodwin possesses. Both the Philadelphia Eagles and their division rivals in Washington are both looking for speed. Seems like the Indianapolis Colts are always looking for that. You can’t tell me Goodwin wouldn’t be an upgrade in Baltimore. Goodwin’s cap number for 2019 is a shade under $4 million. If Shanahan knows he can replace Goodwin’s production, it’d be smart to flip him into a draft pick. The team is expected to draft a wide receiver early in the draft. If you get a fourth-round pick for Goodwin, I think you’re happy with that.Something is going to happen over the next few days. It’s fun to speculate which player the team might deal or try to acquire.