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Time to consider some UDFA options. Here are some of the best on the market."We’ve made it through three days of draft picks George Kittle Jersey , and now we move on to the craziest part of the week, undrafted free agency. Undrafted players will commit to multiple teams, teams will change their minds about a player, and simply put, there will be all sorts of other craziness for the next 24 or 48 hours. Things settle down heading into next week, but it will be the wild west for the time being.The San Francisco 49ers have 82 players on their roster following the draft. That leaves them eight spots for UDFAs to fill out the 90-man roster. Odds are good they end up signing more than eight players and releasing players from their current roster. There will be plenty of turnover in the next week or two.The team 49ers drafted a defensive end, two wide receivers, a punter, a linebacker, and offensive tackle, and a tight end.You can follow our rumor track here. In the meantime, here are some of the best players still out there. Who are you looking out for? SB Nation’s Dan Kadar has his best available:75. Gerald Willis, DT, Miami91. Preston Williams, WR K'Waun Williams Color Rush Jersey , Colorado State98. Te’Von Coney, LB, Notre Dame100. Jamal Davis, Edge, Akron103. Saivion Smith, CB, Alabama107. Malik Gant, S, Marshall113. Daniel Wise, DT, Kansas120. David Sills, WR, West Virginia125. Evan Worthington, S, Colorado126. DaMarkus Lodge https://www.49ersfanshop.com/Marquise-Goodwin-Jersey , WR, Ole MissThat’s from his big board. I would add CB Nik Needham from UTEP. Also, Emanuel Hall. Those would be my two. Here’s Mel Kiper’s best available from his big board:76. Gerald WIllis III, DT, Miami104. Tyree Jackson, QB, Buffalo126. Beau Benzschawel, G, Wisconsin132. Emanuel Hall, WR, Missouri134. Penny Hart, WR, Georgia St.135.Mark Fields, CB, Clemson141. Te’von ConeyDo you have any wants? Like 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo Joe Staley Jersey , 49ers linebacker Kwon Alexander avoided the physically unable to perform list for his first post-ACL tear training camp. Coach Kyle Shanahan nevertheless plans to take it slow with the former Buccaneer to whom the team gave a large pile of money despite the knee injury.“We’ll definitely ease him in,” Shanahan told reporters on Friday. “We don’t expect him to play early in those [preseason] games. I think he did it in October and had the surgery in November. . . . He’s looked great, he’s been here in the offseason working out and rehabbing, but anyone coming off an injury like that especially at his position and as late as it was, he’s a little later than [Jerick McKinnon] and Jimmy, we’ll definitely ease him in.”Alexander isn’t the only one who’ll be eased in. The 49ers apparently will be adjusting their broader approach this year.“We’re going to ease our whole team and we’re going to do reps a little bit differently this year and with some stuff we’ve gotten just talking to [head of player health and performance] Ben [Peterson] and [head athletic trainer] Dustin [Little] and looking at the science of some things over the last seven years,” Shanahan said. “We’re going to ease our whole team in, but Kwon and a few of those other guys we’ve mentioned, they’ll be eased in even more.”Like Garoppolo, Alexander won’t play in the preseason opener. Shanahan emphasized that he hasn’t ruled out either of them for the entirety of the exhibition slate. Still, the overriding goal is to get and keep players healthy; the fact that the team wasn’t able to do that last year contributed to a failure to meet the very high expectations the 49ers had a year ago.