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T.J. Barnes, NT, Georgia Tech
Jonathan Stewart ILB Texas A&M Mario Benavides, OC, Louisville Jonathan Stewart, Texas A&M Washaun Ealey, RB, Jacksonville State Peter Lalich, QB, California (PA) Ryan Schraeder OT Valdosta State Ivory Wade, OG/C, Baylor Deveron Carr CB/KR Arizona ST ok thanks i must have been pouting and missed the picks |
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Griffin,Reddick and Chase Thomas as UFA
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List of all UFA signings
Rams got Kwame Geather as a UFA,good be a nice pick up. Arizona Cardinals Jaron Brown, WR, Clemson Joe Caprioglio, OT, Colorado State Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma Javon Harris, S, Oklahoma Javone Lawson, WR, UL Lafayette Prentiss Waggner, CB, Tennessee Ronnie Yell, CB, San Jose State Atlanta Falcons Seth Doege, QB, Texas Tech Rashad Evans, WR, Fresno State Theo Goins, G, UCF Cam Henderson, DE, UCF Terren Jones, G, Alabama State Adam Replogle, DT, Indiana Troy Sanders, S, Appalachian State Ryan Schraeder, OT, Valdosta State Sean Sellwood, P, Utah Matt Smith, C, Kentucky Momo Thomas, CB, Colorado State Ronnie Wingo, RB, Arkansas Paul Worrilow, LB, Delaware Baltimore Ravens Jeff Braun, G, West Virginia Matt Furstenburg, TE, Maryland Nate Stanley, QB, Southeast Louisiana Trent Steelman, QB, Army Buffalo Bills Jordan Dangerfield, S, Towson Brandon Kaufman, WR, Eastern Washington Keith Pugh, LB, Howard Da’Rick Rodgers, WR, Tennessee Tech Drew Smith, RB, Albany Jeff Tuel, QB, Washington State Ryan Turnley, C, Pitt Carolina Panthers Colby Cameron, QB, Louisiana Tech Taylor Cook, TE, Rice Trey Diller, WR, Sam Houston State Wes Horton, DE, USC Demario Jeffery, LB, South Carolina Robert Lester, S, Alabama Morgan Lineberry, K, Abilene Christian Tori Mobley, G, Jacksonville State Tyler Morgan, LS, Georgia Tech Jesse Peterson, OT, Wheaton Craig Roh, DE, Michigan Michael Zordich, FB, Penn State Chicago Bears Michael Ford, RB, LSU Mark Harrison, WR, Rutgers Josh Lenz, WR, Iowa State P.J. Lonegran, C, LSU Zach Minter, DT, Montana State Tress Way, P, Oklahoma Cincinnati Bengals Tyrone Goard, WR, Eastern Kentucky Onterio McCalebb, RB, Auburn Quinn Sharp, P, Oklahoma State Cleveland Browns Jermaine Cook, RB, Youngstown State David Kruger, DT, Utah Travis Tannehill, TE, Kansas State Dallas Cowboys Denver Broncos Ryan Katz, QB, San Diego State Lucas Reed, TE, New Mexico State Detroit Lions Skyler Allen, C, Ohio Michael Brooks, DE, East Carolina Alex Carder, QB, Western Michigan Joseph Fauria, TE, UCLA Austin Holtz, OT, Ball State Steven Miller, RB, Appalachian State Jon Morgan, LB, Albany Martavius Neloms, CB, Kentucky LaAdrian Waddle, OT, Texas Tech Cody Wilson, WR, Central Michigan Green Bay Packers Matt Brown, QB, Illinois State Ben Ericksen, S, Illinois State Patrick Lewis, C, Texas A&M Andy Mulumba, DE, Eastern Michigan Angelo Pease, RB, Kansas State Gilbert Pena, DT, Mississippi Jake Stoneburner, TE, Ohio State Lane Taylor, G, Oklahoma State Houston Texans Kenny Demens, LB, Michigan Travis Howard, CB, Ohio State Willie Jefferson, OLB, Stephen F. Austin Justin Tuggle, LB, Kansas State Indianapolis Colts Lanear Sampson, WR, Baylor Jacksonville Jaguars Jeremiah Green, LB, Nevada Abry Jones, DT, Georgia T.J. Moe, WR, Missouri Ryan Otten, TE, San Jose State Matt Scott, QB, Arizona Carson Tinker, LS, Alabama Trey Wilson, CB, Vanderbilt Kansas City Chiefs Brad Madison, DE, Missouri Bradley McDougald, S, Kansas Rob Lohr, DT, Vanderbilt Miami Dolphins Clay Belton, QB, Findlay Chad Bumphis, WR, Mississippi State Chris Burnette, DT, Old Dominion Michael Clay, LB, Oregon Jasper Collins, WR, Mount Union Jordan Kovacs, S, Michigan Rob McCabe, LB, Georgetown Taylor Stockemer, WR, Arkansas State Minnesota Vikings Collin Anderson, TE, Furman Brandon Bishop, S, North Carolina State Nick Edwards, WR, Eastern Washington Darius Eubanks, LB, Georgia Southern Eric Highsmith, WR, North Carolina Zach Line, FB, SMU Robbie Rouse, RB, Fresno State Rayon Simmons, RB, Winona State Rodney Smith, WR, Florida State Collins Ukwu, DE, Kentucky James Vandenberg, QB, Iowa Camden Wentz, C, North Carolina State Jerodis Williams, RB, Furman Nathan Williams, LB, Ohio State New England Patriots Ryan Allen, P, Louisiana Tech Cory Grissom, DT, USF Stephen Morris, CB, Penn State Quenton Hines, RB, Akron Jason Stegman, LS, Southern Illinois Zach Sudfeld, TE, Nevada Matt Stankiewitch, C, Penn State Ken Thompkins, WR, Cincinnati New Orleans Saints Shawn Alston, RB, West Virginia Blaine Foltz, OT, TCU Glenn Foster, DE, Illinois Ryan Griffin, QB, Tulane Ryan Lacy, CB, Utah Eric Martin, DE, Nebraska Elliot Mealer, C, Michigan Keavon Milton, TE, UL Monroe Kevin Reddick, LB, North Carolina Ray Shipman, LB, UCF Rob Sweeting, CB, Georgia Tech Chase Thomas, LB, Stanford New York Giants Alonzo Tweedy, LB, Virginia Tech New York Jets Mike Edwards, CB, Hawaii Rontez Miles, S, Cal (Pa) Chris Pantale, TE, Boston College Mike Shanahan, TE, Pitt Ryan Spadola, Wr, Lehigh Oakland Raiders Lamar Mady, G, Youngstown State Philadelphia Eagles Matt Evans, LB, New Hampshire Jake Knott, LB, Iowa State Miguel Maysonet, RB, Stony Brook Isaac Remington, DT, Oregon Russell Shepard, WR, LSU Damion Square, DT, Alabama Matthew Tucker, RB, TCU Matt Tobin, G, Iowa Brad Wing, P, LSU Pittsburgh Steelers Joe Madsen, C, West Virginia San Diego Chargers Kwame Geathers, DT, Georgia Josh Johnson, CB, Purdue San Francisco 49ers MarQuies Grey, QB, Minnesota Chuck Jacobs, WR, Utah State Luke Marquardt, OT, Azusa Pacific Kevin McDermott, LS, UCLA Darryl Morris, CB, Texas State Lawrence Okoye, ATH, England Patrick Omameh, G, Michigan Seattle Seahawks Matt Austin, WR, Utah State Ramon Buchanan, LB, Miami (Fl) Jordan Roussos, OT, Bowling Green Craig Wilkins, LB, Old Dominion St. Louis Rams Ray Ray Armstrong, S, Miami (Fl) Brett Baer, K, UL Lafayette Braden Brown, OT, BYU Benny Cunningham, RB, Mid Tennessee State Cody Davis, S, Texas Tech Mike Gilliard, LB, Georgia Garrett Goebel, DT, Ohio State Phillip Lutzenkirchen, TE, Auburn Graham Pocic, OL, Illinois Gerald Rivers, DE, Mississippi Philip Steward, LB, Houston Jonathan Stewart, LB, Texas A&M Don Unamba, CB, Southern Arkansas Tampa Bay Buccaneers Nick Carlson, C, Wyoming Deveron Carr, CB, Arizona State Hubie Graham, TE, Pitt Montel Harris, RB, Temple Evan Landi, TE, USF Robert Marve, QB, Purdue Rashaan Melvin, CB, Northern Illinois Brice Schawb, OT, Arizona State Akrem Shavers, RB, Purdue Branden Smith, CB, Georgia Nick Speller, OT, Massachusetts Tennessee Titans Washington Redskins Jacolby Ashworth, G, Houston T’Sharvin Bell, CB, Auburn Will Compton, LB, Nebraska Skye Dawson, WR, TCU Josh Jarboe, WR, Arkansas State Xavier Nixon, OT, Florida Tevita Stevens, C, Utah Jason Thompson, WR, New Haven |
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I see it doesnt look like any of these guys have been signed elsewhere yet
Some might be worth a look Melvin White CB/S Mario Benavides C Ray Graham RB Dennis Johnson RB TJ Barnes NT Ray Polk FS Gilbert Pena NT Brandon Moore DT/DE Matt Summers-Gavin OG |
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Shawne Alston, FB/RB, West Virginia, 5-11, 228 lbs.
Apparently a good inside power running back, who shared backfield responsibilities with Tavon Austin in the Geno Smith lead offense of West Virginia. Had an injury ridden senior year (thigh bruise), but should be fully healthy. Is he the replacement for Chris Ivory? |
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Both reports make for nice reading
Nationalfootballpost CHASE THOMAS OLB, Stanford 2013 Grade: 7.2 I HT: 6-4 WT: 248 STRENGTHS - An under-rated athlete, Thomas has the skills to produce rushing the passer, chasing down ball carriers and in pass coverage. Aggressive rushing the passer and with a variety of pass rush moves, Thomas has consistently displayed the ability to defeat the OT to pressure the QB. Once he defeats pass blocker he has an explosive closing burst to the QB. Naturally instinctive and technically sound, Thomas does an excellent job of carrying out his responsibility on every play. He does not get fooled by miss-direction/trick plays. On running plays away he consistently makes sure the play is going away and then crashes down the line to track down the play in pursuit. He consistently maintains outside contain responsibility on outside runs to his side of the field, is able to defeat blocker and makes tackle or forces play back inside so teammates can make the play. Unlike many productive pass rushers, Thomas is consistently productive playing off the ball in pass coverage. WEAKNESSES - The only real knocks on Thomas are that he lacks premier first step explosiveness to be an elite speed rusher and is not a top level athlete. He will likely be downgraded by some teams because his lack of great athleticism and Combine testing numbers will concern them. SUMMARY - When I was evaluating Andrew Luck in 2011, Chase Thomas constantly jumped off the film when the Stanford defense was on the field and his play has only gotten better this season. While not the 265 pound OLB that has become popular in many 34 defenses, Thomas is more than strong enough to be a force against run blocks and productive as a "bull rusher." His consistent ability to play with great intensity and aggressiveness on every snap enables him to constantly fight through blockers to make plays all over the field. Overall, I doubt that Thomas is going to be drafted as highly as I have him rated, but I have little doubt that he will become a highly productive starting outside linebacker in a 34 scheme. He reminds me of a more athletic version of the Ravens Paul Kruger and I believe he will be a better player than him. In addition, with his playing mentality he will also likely make an immediate impact playing on special teams. KEVIN REDDICK ILB, North Carolina 2013 Grade: 4.5 M HT: 6-3 WT: 240 STRENGTHS - Reddick is a well built kid that uses his frame well when taking on blockers and using proper leverage to maintain position. He shows great consistency against both the run and the pass with being assignment sound. He has the speed to play sideline to sideline and chase ball carriers down from behind. He shows a nice closing burst when making the tackle and is extremely violent when delivering the hit. He is an above average athlete that is fluid when asked to drop into coverage. WEAKNESSES - Although he is a solid player, he rarely makes the wow plays that help change games. Instinctually he is limited and gets caught off guard on misdirection and play action, which is when he gets out of position. He struggles to use his hands and will lean on blockers which makes it hard for him to disengage. In coverage he struggles to get proper depth even though he has the speed to drop back and allows TEs to get the seam on him. His more of a straight line player. SUMMARY - Kevin Reddick has been a key cog to the Tar Heel defense and is one of the more consistent performers. He has the speed and athleticism to develop into a quality starter but will struggle to be a true difference maker on the field. Many of his tackles are clean up plays which helps pad his stats a bit and will need to primarily work out of a 34 set in the NFL. His athletic skills make him a viable player against the run and the pass due to working well in space and chasing down the ball. He will need to improve his hand usage to better get off blocks and be more effective in the run game. As a senior he got off to a slow start but each game he did improve but with his experience, having been an immediate player right out of high school, tends to be a bit of a red flag. He should have had a big senior season instead of easing into it. Overall, Reddick will make a great pick up at the top of the fourth round and be an immediate success on special teams while adding quality depth. He looks as if he will need a season or two to improve on his technique before eventually make his way into the starting line up which keeps him out of the top 3 rounds. |
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Both sound like quality FA pick ups. ESPN lists Reddick as the top UDFA.
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Only 5 draft picks and still picked up Noah's Ark.
With out trading down. |
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Great to know. Because we can only have 53 and can afford only 5-6 more.
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thats after the party is over. till then it's a freaking open house party till ya drop. |
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Point is that we will have as many in camp as we would have had with trading down. The down trade wouldn't have helped. Your the one on the crusade and getting all bent, not me lol. Just trying to help ya.
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5RBs and a FB on the roster again maybe
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Hagen .... Brother..... Ill make one more attempt to help you preserve your sanity.
Sean knows what he is doing. This year especially, having too many players at camp is not a good thing, and yes you can have too many. There are only so many reps to go around, add that to an offseason where out defensive coaches are learning from our DC, and our DC is teaching our defensive coaches and players..... our defensive staff can't evaluate all the players at camp if we have too many. |
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in the draft all i was asking for was one more solid OL addition. :deadhorse2: :)
udfa come and they go by the start of the season and the practice squad is put together. there is always two maybe three spots that are always up for grabs. veterans cut? i think this maybe a wild off season before the season starts. so i have not given up hope for more new blood now lets :beer::clown::beer: |
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we definitely got some solid UDFA at LB.
i am wild about this one Rod Sweeting, CB, Georgia Tech he should make the team and step right into the special teams as an impact player. he needs coaching but he is smart. he rarely gets beat deep and keeps his man in front of him. plus he is a very solid tackler. |
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A bunch of stuff on youtube about Sweeting cussing on TV. I ****in' like that ****! I'm mostly excited about Thomas having had the chance to see a couple of Stanford games. I think he has a good chance to see significant action on Sunday this season. He even has a great name for LB -Chase.
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Seems like some solid UDFA pickups. Hope some of these guys step up and can make this team.
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This might make up for what I consider an average draft with only one impact player to start.
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how thomas went undrafted has a ? mark about scouting. we got lucky getting this dude, seen him many a time on replays wow i have to see if something got broken on him or tied to mat teo somekind a way. just kidden. reddick was a talked about player also. damn the good luck
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