I like the Odighizuwa addition a lot. The 49ers gave up a third-round pick for him, but they are getting a defensive tackle who has missed only one regular-season game in five years and has 17 career sacks. He had 44 tackles and 3.5 sacks for Dallas last season. He is not a giant space-eater; he wins with leverage, quick hands and enough burst to get into a guard's edge. That should fit a front that wants its linemen attacking instead of just occupying blocks. He is a seven for me—reliable, disruptive and a clear upgrade inside, even if he is not the kind of tackle who takes over games by himself.
Strengths: Odighizuwa gets underneath taller guards, uses active hands and can threaten either shoulder from an interior alignment. His durability is a major plus, and his quickness should create useful one-on-one opportunities when offenses slide protection toward Bosa.
Weaknesses: At 280 pounds, he can be moved by double teams and is not built to anchor every snap as a true nose tackle. His pressure is more steady than dominant, with a career high of 4.5 sacks, so the defense should not expect him to become the entire interior pass rush on his own.
