Emmanuel Moseley

The 49ers' current front office group has failed to produce much of anything in terms of secondary talent or depth via the draft, but Moseley is the clear exception to that trend. While his stat lines may not excite IDP owners, his ability to stick with defenders without drawing excessive penalties has made him a legitimate starting option in the NFL.

Moseley was another undrafted gem unearthed by 49ers GM John Lynch, as the rookie was asked to step in as a starter as early as Week 3. The 24-year-old filled in for injured corner Akhello Witherspoon admirably but reverted to a reserve role upon his return. Moseley regained the starting job opposite Richard Sherman in the second half of the season and never looked back. The Tennessee product finished the regular season with 50 tackles, eight passes defended and an interception, and he was stuck as a starter up until the team's loss in the Super Bowl. Moseley likely will have to re-earn the starting job in camp, but he's certainly the favorite heading into the 2020 campaign.