The minicamp will be one practice held at their Santa Clara facility on Friday, where the eight-man draft class, undrafted free agents and players there on a try-out basis will all be participating. There will also be meetings and walk-throughs.
The 49ers draft class has received polarizing reviews. The team has made it clear their priority is adding players that can help get the team over the Super Bowl hump in the short term, which meant drafting older and more experienced college players rather than taking younger developmental prospects. The Sacramento Bee dove into the team's process earlier this week.
San Francisco began the draft with six picks but made five trades, which included moving down the board from No. 27 in the first round to No. 33 overall, the first pick in the second.