Lions likely will be missing T.J. Lang http://www.49erslockerroom.com/authentic-joshua-garnett-jersey , while Ezekiel Ansah is a question mark for Week 2 Fooch’s update: Here is the Lions final injury report.Out: T Andrew Donnal (knee), G T.J. Lang (back)Questionable: DE Ezekiel Ansah (shoulder), RB LeGarrette Blount (shoulder)The San Francisco 49ers are dealing with a host of injuries, but the Detroit Lions have plenty of their own to consider. They wrapped up their final practice for Week 2, and guard T.J. Lang and edge rusher Ezekiel Ansah are significant question marks.Lang sat out all three practices this week due to a back injury. Ansah was a limited participant all three practices due to a shoulder injury.Players have played after missing a full week of practice, but Lions head coach Matt Patricia said these decisions are made on a case-by-case basis, according to Detroit Free-Press writer Dave Birkett.Lions fans don’t think Lang will play this week http://www.49erslockerroom.com/authentic-solomon-thomas-jersey , and Kenny Wiggins will get the start at right guard. Given Frank Ragnow’s struggles at left guard, this opens up a huge opportunity for the 49ers defensive tackles. DeForest Buckner had 2.5 sacks last week against the Minnesota Vikings, and Arik Armstead was able to get pressure on Kirk Cousins. Add in a potential bounce-back game for Solomon Thomas, and the 49ers could make some big things happen on Sunday.Ansah seems a little more likely to play given his slightly more advanced practice status, and he told the media he is optimistic he will play on Sunday. Of course, I would expect a player to say he is optimistic. It seems like he will probably be a game-time decision. We’ve seen a change in draft equilibrium as Nick Bosa is beginning to fall one spot into the San Francisco 49ers’ hands at No. 2. This mock draft put together by the folks at Draft Wire offers nothing new in this shift, but it does give us a couple rounds after Bosa to see who the 49ers come up with. Here’s what the 49ers walked away with. 1st round: Nick Bosa (DE Ronnie Lott Jersey White , Ohio State)2nd round: A.J. Brown (WR, Ole Miss)3rd Round: Derrick Baity (CB, Kentucky)Nick Bosa is self explanatory. I don’t need to go into why this is a fit with the 49ers and fills the No. 1 need the team has at edge rusher. Then there’s A.J. Brown. There’s only one thing you need to know about him—he gets separation. That means Kyle Shanahan is all over this guy. 6’1, 225 lbs, this guy could be a decent wide receiving threat in Kyle Shanahan’s offense. 49ers fans may have a bad taste in their mouths from wide receivers with the first name A.J., but this guy could be fun to watch. My issue isn’t the history of the name, but the 49ers wide receiver group. I’m in the camp of Odell Beckham Jr. or Antonio Brown or no wide receiver at all. The 49ers don’t have near as much of an issue at wide receiver at No. 2 as they do at guard Aaron Burbridge Jersey White , linebacker and other positions. That concern aside, A.J. Brown isn’t a bad pick in the slightest (some consider him the best wide receiver in the draft) and could solidify the wide receiving unit. Here’s his draft card from The Draft Network. Then there’s Derrick Baity. The 49ers take the Kentucky defender, but it’s not Josh Allen. I loved what I saw out of Baity at Kentucky.While he has great film (especially the first half of the season where he dominated receivers), I’d prefer the 49ers use this pick on the offensive line. While I’d prefer that, the 49ers couldn’t get anything consistent opposite Richard Sherman and could use a cornerback as well. I say offensive line, but a cornerback won’t get arguments.Here’s Baity’s draft card. What do you think of these three picks?