Just like the Seattle Seahawks, who only made one selection in the first two days of the draft, the NFC West had limited draft capital coming into this weekend. The division’s teams only made eight picks combined in the first three rounds, and just two in the first round. Yet, despite this limited capital, the teams managed to make some high-profile moves. San Francisco traded up to the third overall pick to select who they hope can become a franchise quarterback, and three of the four teams in the division selected big-play, speedy receivers (with the Seahawks taking Western Michigan’s D’Wayne Eskridge).
NFC West Draft roundup: 49ers get their QB, Cardinals and Rams both take second-round WRs
