49ers Passing Defense: Using the Draft to Treat Their Secondary “Burns”

Swiss cheese.  That's what the 49ers pass defense was last year against most opponents with quality quarterbacks and receivers. 

Never mind that the run-stuffing defense stifled just about every ground game that came at them, the 49ers secondary ended up needing massive amounts of Neosporin and vitamin-E for their "burns."

There are at least two parts to every equation, and in this case the first part is the pass rush.

The term "All Day Alert!" which I recently read about in Jonathan Flaucher's "The Dangers of Buying Into Your Own Hype" went off so frequently last season, I'm now calling it the "All Day Syndrome."

The 3-4 defense the 49ers employ is a balanced system which should allow...

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