hagan714

It is that time of year. Time to scan the waiver wires and see what king of gems the others mans trash can may to offer.

Roderick Green, DE/LB, SF, 6-2 ,274, 4.75
Baltimore RD 5,pick 21, 2004

The San Jose Mercury News reports that 49ers FS Mark Roman (ankle sprain) is expected to play at Denver in Week 17. In addition, DE Roderick Green -- who is making his second tour of duty with the Niners this season -- has impressed coach Mike Nolan. Green has 4.5 sacks in his last five games, including two in Week 16, the first of which KO'd QB Matt Leinart for the season. "He's done a nice job since he's been back," Nolan said. "He's probably our best pass rusher at this point. We've got to keep him around and keep him in there."
(Updated 12/26/2006).

BIO: Named both an all-conference and All American choice as a senior after 63/20/7. Won similar honors the prior year after totaling 51/19/6.

POSITIVES: Athletic and explosive defensive end that may project to linebacker at the next level. Fluid, fast and displays speed in every direction. Moves well laterally, plays with balance and agile. Performed well at the Combine when tested at linebacker. Known as a hard worker that loves to compete.

NEGATIVES: Played at a low level of competition. Has difficulty retaining what he is taught and had problems understanding directions at the Combine.

ANALYSIS: A team leader known to do the extras off the field to become a better player, Green is a good athlete but a project in the NFL. Must learn to play in space and may have difficulty reading or keying the action which could be difficult to overcome.

PROJECTION: Late Fifth Round
What happened since then?

Marcus Maxey, DB, KC, 6-1.5, 192, 4.51
2006 - Rd 5 (154th overall) by the Chiefs

Maxey, who can play both cornerback and safety, was a fifth-round pick of the team in 2006. He bounced from the chiefs to the bears and back to the chiefs last season.

BIO: Posted 24/2/3 as a full-time starter during his senior campaign. Junior numbers were 21/0/3 when he started four games.

POSITIVES: Developing cornerback with excellent size/speed numbers. Easily runs downfield with opponents, quickly locates the ball and displays a good move to the throw. Gets vertical and adjusts to defend the pass. Explosive breaking to the play and has a good burst of closing speed. Fast enough to make up for mistakes and run down opponents.

NEGATIVES: Marginally productive based on limited playing time. Does not consistently use his size as an advantage.

ANALYSIS: Offering outstanding upside potential, Maxey is a raw prospect who should get better with experience. Could be used in a variety of systems and has starting possibilities.

PROJECTION: Early Third Round

Ranking in 2006 draft by NFL Draft Countdown - 2006 NFL Draft Rankings
13. Alan Zemaitis Penn St.
14. Marcus Maxey Miami (FL)

He might be in need of a full PS stint with one club.

Chad Lavalais, DT, Carolina, 6-1, 310
Just thought I would throw him in. Just like everyone else is thowing him out.

"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins

hagan714

since I picked on Chad I should give him some company
Tim Couch, QB
well 3 weeks with the Jags could not get him a 3rd string job. Do not go here

ssmitty

i'd think the saints would be looking for more special teamers, multi-talented, kind of players. unfortunately, they are hard to find.....
but, you never know..................

blacksaint

The crazy thing about Couch is, they had a few guys a few threads back wanting the Saints to sign old Tim "I'm going back home and lay on my" Couch. I wondering if they still would like a crack at him.

JOESAM2002

Chad is the one that surprises me. I really thought he'd be a winner. Boy,was I ever wrong I guess.

cajun1977

i went to high school with chad he is one guy i would like to see land on his feet and play to his full potential

hagan714

Cowboys | Stanley released
Mon, 27 Aug 2007 13:24:20 -0700

The Dallas Cowboys have announced they have released DL Montavious Stanley.
Montavious Stanley Grade: 3.65

Position: DT
Class: Sr
School: Louisville
Conference: Big East
Ht., Wt.: 6-2, 313
40 Time: 5.21
Selected by: Dallas Cowboys
Round 6, pick 13 (182 overall) Grading System



BIO: Three-year starter and All-Conference selection as a senior after posting 48/10/5.5.

POSITIVES: Athletic interior lineman who flashes ability. Displays terrific first-step quickness, plays with outstanding pad level and is tough to move off the point. Forceful up the field and commands double-team blocks. Makes plays laterally and has closing burst of speed.

NEGATIVES: Needs to improve his hand technique and do a better job of protecting himself. Does not consistently play at a high level.

ANALYSIS: A good-sized defensive tackle, Stanley possesses the tools to play at the next level. Must work harder and give consistent effort to reach the potential NFL scouts believe he possesses.

PROJECTION: Late Third Round

"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins

hagan714

Cowboys | Dagunduro released
Mon, 27 Aug 2007 13:14:23 -0700

The Dallas Cowboys have announced they have released DL Ola Dagunduro.

Nebraska DT 6-2 300 /

Dagunduro racked up 53 tackles, 13 for a loss and 6 sacks in two years with the Huskers. He has good height, great mass and the frame to get bigger. He has decent speed for his size, but is still raw and needs to refine his technique and master the nuances of his position. Still, he is an attractive prospect with nice intangibles. He could end up being a nice steal late for a team willing to wait for him to develop.

"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins

hagan714

Chargers | McKnight released
Mon, 27 Aug 2007 13:04:04 -0700

The San Diego Chargers have announced they have released WR Rhema McKnight.

add another to the say what list?

hagan714

Chargers | M. Jones released
Mon, 27 Aug 2007 12:51:47 -0700

The San Diego Chargers have announced they have released OG Mike Jones.

Iowa 6-5, 309, 5.46

POSITIVES: Strong, durable lineman who could be used at a variety of positions. Explosive at the point, stays square and drives defenders off the line, opening holes for the running game. Anchors in pass protection, controls defenders and is always looking for someone to block.

NEGATIVES: Lacks footwork, lateral range and is not effective far off the line of scrimmage. Struggles adjusting to pick up the blitz.

ANALYSIS: A hard-working lineman who takes well to coaching, Jones offers the versatility to be used as a backup for several blocking positions.

PROJECTION: Middle Sixth Round

"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins