COMMENTARY | Running backs are a dime a dozen in the NFL draft. That is unless the nation's top college running back is available in the fourth round. Marcus Lattimore has all the makings of a draft-day steal, and the 49ers were fortunate to acquire
COMMENTARY | Running backs are a dime a dozen in the NFL draft. That is unless the nation's top college running back is available in the fourth round. Marcus Lattimore has all the makings of a draft-day steal, and the 49ers were fortunate to acquire
The San Francisco 49ers had faith in Marcus Lattimore's ability to recover from one of the ugliest knee injuries imaginable, selecting him with the No. 131st pick in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft. Lattimore is the No. 3 running back and the No
Things picked up for the running back class on Day 2 of the 2013 NFL Draft, and Marcus Lattimore leads the list of remaining players heading into Day 3.
Of all the places that South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore could have landed in the 2013 NFL Draft, San Francisco felt like the most natural fit. The 49ers had a boatload of picks to play with; a starting running back in Frank
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