Correction to previous post

It looks like Dwayne Jarrett is falling faster than Britney Spears, so scratch his name from Niners' consideration at No. 11.

However, Ted Ginn Jr. could be an option. I just don't see the Niners going his way. The Niners have a history of not taking punt/kick returners with first round picks. He's also a smaller receiver, who are not typically dominant in the NFL--and not typically drafted by San Francisco. Of course, the whole offense is different now, so using history as a guide is faulty.

While I think the Niners will go defense, here are a few reasons why Ginn could be an option, assuming he's around at No. 11.

No. 1: Antonio Bryant and Vernon Davis are bigger guys. The Niners could use a guy who really stretches the field. Signing Donte Stallworth would get the job done and wouldn' t require passing on a defensive stud at No. 11. However, Ginn has more upside than Stallworth.

No. 2: Steve Smith and Torry Holt have had a lot of success in recent years against NFC opponents. If Ginn is anywhere near these guys, he will be able to contribute in any offensive system. And since we're not even positive the Niners will stick with Turner's run-first offense, Ginn could feature in a more pass-friendly offense.

No. 3: Getting Smith offensive tools--especially without Turner on board--is going to be crucial to his development. If the Niners think Ginn is a playmaker, he definitely adds an element to the offense that is currently lacking (downfield speed). Of course, Brandon Williams would become a total waste pick last year (assuming Ginn takes over at both return spots). But, that's a minor issue...