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Confirmed 2013 UDFA rookie signings

Saints
Shawne Alston, RB, West Virginia
Ryan Griffin, QB, Tulane
Josh Hill, TE, Idaho State
Ryan Lacy, CB, Utah
Tim Lelito, G, Grand Valley State
Eric Martin, DE, Nebraska
Elliott Mealer, OL, Michigan
Keavon Milton, TE, Louisiana-Monroe
Kevin Reddick, MLB, North Carolina
Ray Shipman, LB, Central Florida
Rod Sweeting, CB, Georgia Tech
Chase Thomas, OLB, Stanford

Falcons
Casey Barth, K, North Carolina
Joplo Bartu, LB, Texas State
Nick Clancy, LB, Boston College
Seth Doege, QB, Texas Tech
Rashad Evans, WR, Fresno State
Dan Googins, DL, Syracuse
Corey Howard, C, Central Arkansas
Donald Russell, RB, Georgia State
Alex Savoie, OT, McNeese State
Ryan Schraeder, OL, Valdosta State
Adam Replogle, DT, Indiana
Matt Smith, C, Kentucky
Sean Sellwood, P, Utah
Momo Thomas, CB, Colorado State
Brandon Thurmond, OLB, Arkansas Pine-Bluff
Ronnie Wingo, RB, Arkansas
Paul Worrilow, ILB, Delaware


Panthers
Colby Cameron, QB, Louisiana Tech
Taylor Cook, TE, Rice
Trey Diller, WR, Sam Houston State
Wes Horton, DE, Southern Cal
Bryan Jean-Pierre, DL, William & Mary
Damario Jeffery, LB, South Carolina
Pete Kontodiakos, P, Colorado State
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
Melvin White, CB, Louisiana Lafayette


Bucs
Hubie Graham, TE, Pittsburgh
Carl Johnson, G, Florida
Evan Landi, TE, South Florida
Robert Marve, QB, Purdue
Willie Moseley, OLB, Buffalo
Brian Schwab, OT, Arizona State
Akeem Shavers, RB, Purdue
Nick Speller, OT, Massachusetts
Taimi Tutogi, FB, Arizona

Local Boys
Russell Shepard, WR, LSU signed with the eagles
Brad Wing, P, LSU - eagles
Brett Baer, K, Lousiana Lafayette - rams
Nate Stanley, QB, Southeast Louisiana - Ravens
PJ Lonergan, C, LSU - Bears
Chris Faulk, OT, LSU - Browns
Gilbert Pena, DT, Ole Miss - Packers
Cordian Hagans, DE, Louisiana-Lafayette - Steelers
Sherman Carter, OL, Tennessee State - Niners
Oscar Johnson, OT, Louisiana Tech - Titan
players talked about
Kwame Geathers, DT, Georgia - chargers
Brandon Kaufman, WR Eastern Washington - bengals
Jeff Heath, DB, Saginaw Valley State - cowboys
Rontez Miles, CB, Cal (Pa.) - jets
Lawrence Okoye, england - niners
Dave Kruger, DT, Utah - Browns
Ryan Otten, TE, San Jose State - jags
Luke Marquardt, OL, Azusa Pacific - niners
Matt Scott, QB, Arizona - jags
Joseph Fauria, TE, UCLA - lions
Jasper Collins, WR, Mount Union - Miami
Miguel Maysonet, RB, Stony Brook - eagles
Cody Davis, S, Texas Tech - rams
TJ Barnes, DT, Georgia Tech - Jaguars

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

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Ray Shipman, LB, Central Florida

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Rod Sweeting, CB, Georgia Tech
Height: 5112
Weight:189
Arm Length: 31 1/4
Hand Size: 9
40 time: 4.42
20:
10:1.50
3 Cone:7.10
Vert: 37
Broad: 10 04
Bench: 11
XP 58 SQD M40 709.24 M10 522.60
He is a physical, intelligent corner and his tenacity earned him a late-round selection. Instant impact on special teams.


Latest News
01/10/2013 - Georgia Tech defensive end Izaan Cross and cornerback Rod Sweeting have been selected to play in the prestigious East-West Shrine Game Jan. 19 at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla., kicking off at 4 p.m. EST and televised live on NFL Network. The Yellow Jacket duo will play for the East team and will be coached by former Tech assistant Jerry Glanville. Cross and Sweeting join an elite list of football greats who have played in the East-West Shrine Game including 52 players currently on active NFL rosters. Cross and Sweeting represent the third and fourth Yellow Jackets who played under head coach Paul Johnson to play in the Shrine Game. Cord Howard (2009) and Mario Butler (2010) were previously selected. - Georgia Tech football More Rod Sweeting News

Overview
Sweeting was one of the top recruits out Georgia, choosing in-state Georgia Tech over Ohio State and Auburn. He didn't start as a freshman or sophomore, but he played in every game as a valuable member of the secondary. Sweeting started all 13 games in 2011 at cornerback, defending 12 passes and earning All-ACC Honorable Mention honors as he tied for the team-lead with three interceptions.
He earned an invitation to the East-West Shrine Game, where he was coached by former Yellow Jackets assistant Jerry Glanville.

Analysis
He has good length for the position, but needs to add more muscle and bulk to his lean frame to match up better at the next level. Sweeting plays fast with smooth body control and natural instincts to read/react in a flash while staying under control.--Dane Brugler

Roderick Sweeting, CB, Georgia Tech, NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com


YES i got one

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

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Chase Thomas, OLB, Stanford
Height: 6-3
Weight:244 lbs
Arm Length: 32 1/4
Hand Size: 9 5/8
40 time: 4.87
20: 2.73
10:1.63
SS 4.31
3 Cone:7.17
Vert: 32.00
Broad: 9'5"
Bench: 18

03/28/2013 - 2013 Stanford Pro Day: Chase Thomas, LB (6-3 1/8, 243) - Thomas ran the 40 in 4.80 and 4.85 seconds, did 21 lifts on the bench, and stood on the rest of his numbers from the combine. Thomas moves well, but lacks the all-out great speed required at linebacker. - Gil Brandt, NFL.com More Chase Thomas News

Overview
Coming into the season, the senior?s draft stock was all over the map, some believing he was first round material while others thought he was a late round pick. But Thomas? overachieving attitude and combination of strength and smarts has cemented his value in the top 75 range, and possibly higher as April gets closer.
Analysis
Thomas? impact for Stanford?s defense is felt way past the box score with his constant disruption on the pocket and against the run. In an overtime loss to Notre Dame in South Bend in October, he was extremely active with stunts and pressures, attacking from different angles and directions. Thomas showed strong hands and wrists to stack and shed quickly to keep blockers off balance.
He is tough to contain because of his energetic playing style and quick feet to avoid blockers, using arm-over technique to gain leverage and break through the line of scrimmage. Thomas plays disciplined with a high football IQ.
Although he isn?t naturally explosive or a quick-twitch pass rusher, he plays fast and hard with controlled aggression and goes at full speed any time he?s on the field.
--Dane Brugler



Chase Thomas, OLB, Stanford, NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com


nice

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

Seer1

I'm surprised Thomas went undrafted.

frydaddy

Me too. I was hoping we were going to take him in the 6th. Getting him as an UDFA instead is that much sweeter!

Seer1

At least a couple of bonuses so far.

CJSchneider

So am I, but I am very excited to see him signed as a UDFA.

saintsfan403

can't believe he didn't get drafted. is he signed yet? haha

Seer1

How high is 5112?