Undrafted Free Agents thread

[Zweems56]

Post your info whenever you hear it. Also, I remember for the past few years, there were sites that had all the UFA's as they signed and they were very accurate. Anyone remember the sites?

Still praying for Micah Johnson.

Lit of signed Undrafted Free Agents

Patrick Honeycutt, WR, Middle Tenn. State
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Ben Garland, DE, Air Force
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia
Cassius Vaughn, CB, Ole Miss
Toney Baker, RB, NC State
Kyle McCarthy, S, Notre Dame
Kevin Alexander, OLB, Clemson
Paul Duncan, OL, Notre Dame
Rockeed McCarter, WR, JMU

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Vince Oghobasse DT (DE for us) Duke.

Brandon Lang OLB/DE Troy

Legarrett Blount RB Oregon

Joique Bell RB out of Weber State. Looked good at Senior Bowl

Micah Johnson LB Kentucky

Ciron Black OT/OG LSU.

I think we should at least look at these guys.

[Northman]

Vince Oghobasse DT (DE for us) Duke.

Brandon Lang OLB/DE Troy

Legarrett Blount RB Oregon

Joique Bell RB out of Weber State. Looked good at Senior Bowl

Micah Johnson LB Kentucky

Ciron Black OT/OG LSU.

I think we should at least look at these guys.


I say no to Blount just based off his issue in College. But i wouldnt mind seeing us look at Johnson or Oghobasse at all.

[dogfish]

don't be surprised if shenanigans signs blount. . .

[dogfish]

i'd like to see us sign jevan snead-- nothing wrong with a high-upside QB to develop on the practice squad for a year or two. . .

[Italianmobstr7]

i'd like to see us sign jevan snead-- nothing wrong with a high-upside QB to develop on the practice squad for a year or two. . .

Already have Brandstater for that.

[SmilinAssasSin27]

2 WRs. Freddie Barnes from Bowling Green and Jeremy Williams from Tulane.

I also like Micah Johnson.

[Skinny]

DE/LB Rahim Alem LSU
OG Sergio Render Virginia Tech
WR Shay Hodge Ole Miss
WR Blair White Michigan State
RB Javarris James Miami
DT Jay Ross East Carolina
CB Donavan Warren Michigan
TE Colin Peek Alabama

[Northman]

i'd like to see us sign jevan snead-- nothing wrong with a high-upside QB to develop on the practice squad for a year or two. . .

Interesting that he wasnt taken. I too wouldnt mind it. The Tebow though still stings as we could of gotten a lot of great talent in the 2nd-4th rounds with the picks we gained. The draft was so deep we could of made out like bandits but sold ourself a little short by that pick.

[Northman]

WR Blair White Michigan State


Saw someone on the Espn chat talking up this guy and said he would be a steal for any team to pickup.

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Already have Brandstater for that.

Snead is better than Brandstater, IMO.

[broken12]

i'd like to see us sign jevan snead-- nothing wrong with a high-upside QB to develop on the practice squad for a year or two. . .

we got that guy, brandsater or tebow

[claymore]

Snead is better than Brandstater, IMO.

Its easier to spell to. I say do it. :D

[dogfish]

Already have Brandstater for that.

once brandy beats out brady queen for the 3rd spot, we'll have room on the PS for snead. . . ;)

[Lonestar]

I'm going to stick this for a couple of days so the UDFA can all be listed here.

[SmilinAssasSin27]

Snead is better than Brandstater, IMO.

I haven't seen any evidence which supports your theory.:elefant:

[Northman]

Dont know how accurate this place is but check it out:

http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/p/2010-nfl-undrafted-free-agents.html


New England Patriots

49ers
Chris Maragos, S, UW
Patrick Stoudamire, DB, W. Illinois

Bears
Freddie Barnes, WR, Chicago
Desi Cullen, P, UConn (Tryout)
Mike Mayberry, LB, Indiana

Bengals

Bills
John Destin, CB, Tulsa
Naaman Roosevelt, WR, Buffalo
Donald Jones, WR, Youngstown St.

Broncos
Clint Gresham, LS, TCU
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington

Browns

Buccaneers
Jevan Snead, QB, Ole Miss
Rico McCoy, LB, Tennessee

Cardinals
Alfonso Smith, RB, Kentucky

Chargers
Jeremy Williams, WR, Tulane
Nic Richmond, OT, TCU
Brandon Lang, OLB, Troy

Chiefs

Colts

Cowboys
Matt Nichols, QB, Eastern Washington

Dolphins

Eagles

Falcons
Colin Peek, TE, Alabama
Bear Woods, LB, Troy.
Rafael Bush, DB, Sc. State.
Ryan Wolfe, WR, UNLV

Giants
Ayanga Okpokowuruk, DE, Duke
Nate Collins, DL, Virginia

Jaguars
Aaron Morgan, DE, ULM
Chris Hawkins, CB, LSU
Kevin Haslam, OT, Rutgers

Jets
Donovan Warren, CB, Michigan
Charlie Tanner, OG, Texas

[honz]

Interesting that he wasnt taken. I too wouldnt mind it. The Tebow though still stings as we could of gotten a lot of great talent in the 2nd-4th rounds with the picks we gained. The draft was so deep we could of made out like bandits but sold ourself a little short by that pick.
You will be singing a different tune when he is lifting up the Lombardi Trophy 2 years from now. :shocked:

[silkamilkamonico]

You will be singing a different tune when he is lifting up the Lombardi Trophy 2 years from now. :shocked:

Do you bet your right eyeball? Because you shouldn't have any nuts, fingers, or toes left...

[atwater27]

Blount Blount Blount! Pick this dude up! He could be the thunder to Knowshawn's lighning. Heck, he's got the potential to be a feature back. If he punches anyone, just cut him. No loss.

[SmilinAssasSin27]

I'd be cool w/ Blount.

[atwater27]

il-18rW2muM

[atwater27]

That guy could be the best guy with character issues in the NFL since Randy Moss.

[HORSEPOWER 56]

il-18rW2muM

Damn. If this guy wasn't such a POS off the field he could've been a Bronco.

[SmilinAssasSin27]

Damn. If this guy wasn't such a POS off the field he could've been a Bronco.

technically, he was a POS ON the field.

[Lonestar]

Yep Blount could have a job if it is an incentive laden contract.

[Skinny]

Blount's a Niner.

Broncos

Clint Gresham, LS, TCU
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Brandon Gillbeaux, DE, Delaware
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado

[HORSEPOWER 56]

technically, he was a POS ON the field.

You got me there! :beer:

Wasn't there something else he did lately, off the field after the senior bowl, that got him into trouble again? Strange, I remember hearing his name about a month ago for something...

Hang on, I'll investigate...

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Damn, I can't find anything on Blount, but I swear I read something somewhere about missing a flight or ditching a meeting with a team or something...

[SmilinAssasSin27]

Blount's a Niner.

Broncos

Clint Gresham, LS, TCU
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Brandon Gillbeaux, DE, Delaware
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado

How many big backs doeSF need?

Gore
Coffee
Dixon
Blount

Damn, that kills my rookie fantasy draft strategy.

[atwater27]

How many big backs doeSF need?

Gore
Coffee
Dixon
Blount

Damn, that kills my rookie fantasy draft strategy.

WTF are the niners thinking? They must not want to pass much next season.

[dogfish]

How many big backs doeSF need?

Gore
Coffee
Dixon
Blount

Damn, that kills my rookie fantasy draft strategy.

and they drafted anthony davis and iupati. . . think old school mike wants to pound the rock a little?

[honz]

Blount looks slow to me...like really slow.

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Blount's a Niner.

Broncos

Clint Gresham, LS, TCU
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Brandon Gillbeaux, DE, Delaware
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado

So, 3 TEs but no RBs or LBs? Hmm methinks our UDFA skills weren't very good this year.

So on the roster at RB we have:

Knowshon Moreno - 210 lbs
Correll Buckhalter - 223 lbs (yeah right, closer to 210 lbs)
JJ Arrington - 212 lbs
Lance Ball - 200 lbs
Bruce Hall - 205 lbs

So that means Buckhalter is our "largest" RB? He's our "power" guy? :tsk: Knowshon runs with power but he's not very big.

I hope Tebow's ready, because I think he's going to end up our short yardage RB... :eek:

[atwater27]

Blount looks slow to me...like really slow.

So a 6 foot guy at 240 plus pounds is supposed to set world track records.

Yeah, really slow. Apparently you didn't watch the video.

[honz]

So a 6 foot guy at 240 plus pounds is supposed to set world track records.

Yeah, really slow. Apparently you didn't watch the video.

He does look pretty fast in those highlights. I only saw him play a couple times this year, including that Boise State game and he looked a lot slower. Maybe I was wrong...dunno.

[BroncoWave]

Updated list:

Clint Gresham, LS, TCU
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Brandon Gillbeaux, DE, Delaware
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia

[dogfish]

he's not the bigger back that we could really use, but chris brown is a nice pickup. . .

[Nomad]

Has any team taken a chance with Trindon Holliday(LSU)??

[BroncoWave]

Has any team taken a chance with Trindon Holliday(LSU)??

He was drafted, I forget by who.

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Has any team taken a chance with Trindon Holliday(LSU)??

Yeah, he actually got drafted in the 7th round (comp pick, I think.)

[Italianmobstr7]

Has any team taken a chance with Trindon Holliday(LSU)??

He's a Texan.

[underrated29]

I didnt see Keiland Williams anywhere.....I think we all know I would like him.

[Foochacho]

Wish we could of snagged blount. Maybe he would of punched phillip rivers in the face.

[BroncoWave]

Updated list:

Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia
Cassius Vaughn, CB, Ole Miss
Toney Baker, RB, NC State
Kyle McCarthy, S, Notre Dame
Kevin Alexander, OLB, Clemson

[sneakers]

Who cares, most of the guys are camp fodder, you might have 1 or 2 guys who make it on the practice squad....maybe one 1 guy in every 5 to 10 years might develope into a starter.

So I would not make too big a deal of the UFA.

[BroncoWave]

Who cares, most of the guys are camp fodder, you might have 1 or 2 guys who make it on the practice squad....maybe one 1 guy in every 5 to 10 years might develope into a starter.

So I would not make too big a deal of the UFA.

Then don't read the thread? :confused:

[sneakers]

Then don't read the thread? :confused:

Didn't really plan on it.....you happen to disagree with my statement?

[Northman]

You will be singing a different tune when he is lifting up the Lombardi Trophy 2 years from now. :shocked:

Time will tell, lets hope so.

[BroncoWave]

Didn't really plan on it.....you happen to disagree with my statement?

I've just never seen the point when someone comes into a thread and posts nothing more than "I don't care". If you don't care, ignore the thread.

[Northman]

Yea, i dont understand either Sneak. The point of the thread is more for the fans than the team. There are members on here who like certain players that werent drafted and just want to express those ideas on here. Its not about who will make or break the Broncos but more of who we would like the Broncos to take a chance on. Its something to talk about which isnt a bad thing.

[Ziggy]

I care. If McD can find the next Rod Smith, it's worth signing 1000 others who never make a difference. It doesn't have to be a WR. Just a football player that beats all the odds and make it. Phase 3 of the draft.

[Elevation inc]

damn really stoked about alric arnett(dude is a killer route runner..even better than eddie was in college....im sorry folks but i see no way we wont be better on offense next year.....like the chris brown signing as well...he did some good things for the sooners.....I really belive we didnt adress the DL at all becasue MCD feels he has exactly what he needs there

[Ziggy]

McD said in his press conference that they wanted a LBer in the 2nd or 3rd, but they went off the board early. He said that they have high hopes for Chris Baker in the future, and he likes the Dline rotation. We have a ton of youth in the secondary (or at least in the wings), and the LBers have only 1 player over 30. The defense was pretty well set before the draft, and the corners both add depth to the secondary and kick return game.

On offense, we desperately needed interior line help, and WR help. We got both. It's hard not to be happy with the holes that were filled in the offseason. He confirmed that Haggen will start at Mike, and we signed a vet backup from the FA market today. It looks like Ayers will have his chance to be the man opposite Doom, and the Broncos are high on him also.

[dogfish]

McD said in his press conference that they wanted a LBer in the 2nd or 3rd, but they went off the board early. He said that they have high hopes for Chris Baker in the future, and he likes the Dline rotation. We have a ton of youth in the secondary (or at least in the wings), and the LBers have only 1 player over 30. The defense was pretty well set before the draft, and the corners both add depth to the secondary and kick return game.

On offense, we desperately needed interior line help, and WR help. We got both. It's hard not to be happy with the holes that were filled in the offseason. He confirmed that Haggen will start at Mike, and we signed a vet backup from the FA market today. It looks like Ayers will have his chance to be the man opposite Doom, and the Broncos are high on him also.

it's going to take us time to develop, but i'm definitely encouraged with the number of our most immediate holes that we were able to fill. . . there's no denying we're going to miss marshall's impact, and i still think we need another RB-- hopefully the DL signings will help shore up that side of the ball enough to keep us afloat while we get some of the young guys on offense up to speed. . .

it's nice to at least feel like we're moving more or less in the right direction. . . aside from maybe that RB, next year's draft really needs to be as focused on :defense: as this one was on offense, because the way it is now we're going to hit a point in the next couple of years where that defense gets REALLY old overnight. . . hopefully guys like ayers and baker can progress and show that they can be part of that next wave. . .

[KyleOrtonArmySoldier#128]

I want jevan snead for the broncos

[BroncoWave]

I want jevan snead for the broncos

Um, did you watch any of his junior year in college? I watched almost all of his games and he was flat out terrible. Trust me, there was a good reason he went undrafted. Plus, he would never see his way above #5 on our depth chart and he would definitely be cut. Besides, he's already been signed by the Bucs anyway.

[GEM]

http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/p/2010-nfl-undrafted-free-agents.html
Last Updated: April 25th 9:57am eastern


Broncos
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia
Cassius Vaughn, CB, Ole Miss
Toney Baker, RB, NC State
Kyle McCarthy, S, Notre Dame
Kevin Alexander, OLB, Clemson

New England Patriots
Pat Paschall, RB, North Dakota State
Dane Fletcher, DE, Montana State
Bryan Anderson, WR, CMU
Sergio Brown, S, Notre Dame
Kyle Love, DL, Mississippi State
Ross Ventrone, S, Villanova
John Wise, OL, Illinois (Wrestler, Tryout)

49ers
Shay Hodge, WR, Ole Miss
Scott Long, WR, Louisville
LeGarrett Blount, RB, Oregon
Chris Maragos, S, UW
Patrick Stoudamire, DB, W. Illinois
Jared Perry, WR, Missouri
Jarrett Brown, QB, WVU
Leroy Vann, KR, FAMU

Bears
Juice Williams, QB, Illinois (Tryout)
Greg Mathews, WR, Michigan
Quentin Scott, S, UNI
Freddie Barnes, WR, Bowling Green
Desi Cullen, P, UConn (Tryout)
Mike Mayberry, LB, Indiana
Cornelius Brown, CB, UTEP
Brandon Minor, RB, Michigan
Lawrence Wilson, DE, OSU
Levi Horn, OT, Montana
Antonio Robinson, WR, Nicholls State
Barry Turner, DE, Nebraska
Tim Walter, C, CSU

Bengals
Mike Windt, LS, Cinci
Jeff Cottam, TE, Tennessee
Mikell Simpson, RB, Virginia
Bryan Evans, S, Georgia
Cordera Eason, FB, Ole Miss

Bills
John Destin, CB, Tulsa
Naaman Roosevelt, WR, Buffalo
Donald Jones, WR, Youngstown St.
Joique Bell, RB, Wayne State
Stephan Virgil, CB, Virginia Tech
Brett Johnson, S, Cal
Antonio Coleman, DE/OLB, Auburn
David Nelson, WR, Florida
Dominique Harris, S, Temple
Sean Allen, C/G, ECU
Jorge Guerra, OL, TAMUK
Cordaro Howard, OL, Georgia Tech


Browns
Auston English, DE, Oklahoma
Casey Bender, OT, SDSU
Jon Dempsey, LB, Louisville
Troy Wagner, TE, Indiana
Joel Reinders, OL, Waterloo

Buccaneers
Hunter Lawrence, K, Texas
Brandon Gillbeaux, DE, Delaware
Jevan Snead, QB, Ole Miss
Rico McCoy, LB, Tennessee
Sergio Render, OG, Virginia Tech
Ryan Reeves, LB, Wayne State
Preston Parker, WR, North Alabama
Jared Zwilling, C, Purdue
Derek Hardman, OT, Eastern Kentucky

Cardinals
David Moosman, OG, Michigan
Max Hall, QB, BYU
Alfonso Smith, RB, Kentucky
Max Komar, WR, Idaho
Stephen Williams, WR, Toledo
Casey Knips, OT, SDSU
AJ Jefferson, CB, Fresno State
Devin Tyler, OT, Temple

Chargers
Jordyn Jackson, RB/WR, Eastern Oregon
Jeremy Williams, WR, Tulane
Nic Richmond, OT, TCU
Brandon Lang, OLB, Troy
Marcel Thompson, WR, Lindenwood
Richie Brockel, TE, Boise State
Justin Jeffries, OT, Kentucky
Jeff Hansen, OL, Montana State
Seyi Ajirotutu, WR, Fresno State
Bryan Walters, WR-KR, Cornell

Chiefs
Jeremy Horne, WR, UMass
Andrew Lewis, OL, Oklahoma State
Austin Signor, K, Eastern Illinois
Rich Gunnell, WR, Boston College
Mike Johnson, LB, North Alabama
Menelik Holt, WR, Nebraska

Colts
Brett Swenson K, Michigan State
Brandon James, KR, Florida
Blair White, WR, Michigan State
Thad Turner, CB, Ohio
Javarris James, RB, Miami
Tim Hiller, QB, Western Michigan
Mike Newton, S, Buffalo
Jeff Linkenbach, OT, Cinci
David Caldwell, S, William & Mary

Cowboys
Matt Nichols, QB, Eastern Washington
Phil Costa, C, Maryland
Barry Church, S, Toledo
Chris Gronkowski, FB, Arizona
Terrell Hudgins, WR, Elon
Rashaun Greer, WR, Colorado State
Lonyae Miller, RB, Fresno State
Chet Teofilo, OG, California
Will Barker, OT, Virginia

Dolphins
Travis Ivey, DT, Maryland
AJ Wallace, CB, Penn State
Ross Weaver, DB, Michigan State
Vince Oghobaase, DT, Duke
Roberto Wallace, WR, SDSU
Jonathan Amaya, DB, Nevada
Marlon Moore, WR, Fresno State

Eagles
Blue Cooper, WR, Tenn-Chattanooga
Charles Alexander, DT, LSU
Keith Flemming, RB, West Texas A&M
Kevin Jurovich, WR, San Jose State
Chris Zardas, FB, Umass
Pat Simonds, WR, Colgate
Joey Elliott, QB, Purdue

Falcons
Weston Johnson, LB, Wyoming
Dimitri Nance, RB, Arizona State
Colin Peek, TE, Alabama
Bear Woods, LB, Troy.
Rafael Bush, DB, Sc. State.
Ryan Wolfe, WR, UNLV
Gabriel Derricks, CB/S, San Diego
Leroy Banks, TE, Southern Miss

Giants
Chris Poole, OL, Holy Cross
Dominic Randolph, QB, Holy Cross
Ayanga Okpokowuruk, DE, Duke
Nate Collins, DL, Virginia
Duke Calhoun, WR, Memphis
Jim Cordle, OL, Ohio State
Leon Wright, CB, Duke
Victor Cruz, WR, UMass

Jaguars
Chad Kackert, RB, New Hampshire
Robert Malone, P, Fresno State
Kommonya Quaye, DL, South Dakota
Aaron Morgan, DE, ULM
Roren Thomas, WR, Lindenwood
Kyle Bosworth, LB, UCLA
Chris Hawkins, CB, LSU
Kevin Haslam, OT, Rutgers
AJ Cooley, RB, Shorter College
Chris McGaha, WR, Arizona State
Jason Harmon, TE, FAU
Trevor Harris, QB, Edinboro
Mike Caussin, TE, JMU
Terrell Whitehead, S, Norfolk St.
John Estes, C, Hawaii

Jets
Donovan Warren, CB, Michigan
Charlie Tanner, OG, Texas
Kevin Basped, DE, Nevada
Jeff Cumberland, TE, Illinois
Keith Buckman, OL, North Dakota State
Jason Lamb, DE, Baylor
Philip Kirkland, WR, Bethune-Cookman
Cory Reamer, LB, Alabama
Mick Williams, DT, Pitt
Marus Ezeff, S, California (Tryout)

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Lions
Ryan Stamper, LB, Florida
Aaron Berry, CB, Pitt
Mike Moore, WR, Georgia
Rob Calloway, DT, Saginaw
Matt Clapp, FB, Oklahoma

Packers
Quinn Porter, RB, Stillman
Frank Zombo, DE, CMU
Sam Shields, CB, Miami
John Russell, DL, Wake Forest
Tim Knicky, DE, Stephen F. Austin
Jeff Moturi, WR, UTEP
Chris Campbell, OT, Eastern Illinois
E.J. Morton-Green, WR, Morgan State (Tryout)
Shawn Gore, WR, Bishop
Alex Joseph, LB, Temple
Tory Harrison, RB, Southern Miss
Noah Shepard, QB, South Dakota
Robert Vaughn, S, UConn
Chastin West, WR, Fresno State

Panthers
Ray Hisatake, OL, Hawaii
Kurtis Gregory, OG, Missouri
Rashawn Jackson, FB, Virginia
Blake Hauden, P, Minnesota
Andrew George, TE, BYU
Matt O'Hanlon, S, Nebraska
Mark Ortmann, OT, Michigan
Andre Neblett, DT, Temple
Kurtis Gregory, OL, Missouri
Aaron Pettrey, K, Ohio State
Oliver Young, WR, South Carolina State

Raiders
Trent Guy, WR, Louisville
Manase Tonga, FB, BYU
Brashton Satele, LB, Hawaii
Alex Daniels, DE, Cinci
Alex Parsons, RG, USC
Andre Anderson, RB, Tulane

Rams
Keith Toston, RB, Oklahoma State
Thaddas Lewis, QB, Duke
Brandon McRae, WR, Mississippi State
Simoni Lawrence, LB, Minnesota
Alex Henderson, RB, Northern Arizona
DeMaundray Woolridge, RB, Idaho
Jeromy Jones, S, Idaho
Rod Owens, WR Florida State
Adrian Davis, DE, Arkansas
Jamie McCoy, TE, Texas A&M

Ravens
Rodelin Anthony, TE, UNLV
John Fletcher, DL, Wyoming
Albert McClellan, DE, Marshall
Ashton Hall, S, Marshall
Curtis Steele, RB, Memphis
Mike McLaughlin, LB, Boston College
Morgan Cox, S, Tennessee
Prince Miller, CB, Georgia
Josh Morris, DB, Weber St.

Redskins
Logan Paulsen, TE, UCLA
Anderson Russell, FS, Ohio State
Marques Slocum, DT, Eastern Arizona

Saints
Clint Gresham, LS, TCU
Harry Coleman, S, LSU
Jamarko Simmons, WR, Western Michigan(Tryout)
Ryan Hamilton, S, Vanderbilt
Jason Beauchamp, LB, UNLV
Brandon Carter, OL/OG, Texas Tech
Junior Galette, DE, Stillman
Ekom Udofia, DT, Stanford
Marcell Young, CB, Jackson St.
Jay Ross, DT, East Carolina
Sirjo Welch, DB, Kentucky State (Tryout)

Seahawks
Rob Rose, DT, Ohio State
Quintin Hancock, WR, Tennessee
Josh Pinkard, DB, USC
DeMarcus Granger, DT, Oklahoma
Jeff Byer, OG, USC
Kyle Burkhart, OT, Southern Miss
Will Harris, FS, USC
Joe Pawelek, ILB, Baylor
Jacob Phillips, OT, Belhaven
James Brindley, FS, Utah State
Marcus Brown, CB, Arkansas State
Reggie Carter, OLB, UCLA
Patrick Devenny, TE, Colorado
Kevin Dixon, ILB, Troy
Adrian Martinez, C, Colorado State

Steelers
Damon Cromartie-Smith, S, UTEP
AJ Trump, OT, Miami
Cordarrow Thompson, DE, Virginia Tech
Andre Dixon, RB, UConn
Daryll Clark QB, Penn State

Texans
Aaron Webster, S, Cinci
Isiaih Greenhouse, FB, NW St.
Jack Corcoran, FB, Rutgers
Kristian Matte, OL, Concordia
Tyler Sheehan, QB, Bowling Green
Mitch Unrein, DE, Wyoming
Adam Ulatoski, OL, Texas
Steve Maneri, OT/TE, Temple
Cole Pemberton, OT, CSU

Titans
Stafon Johnson, RB, USC
Gerald Harris, TE, Ole Miss
Kevin Matthews, OL, TAMU
Nick Howell, OL, USC

Vikings
Ryan Perriloux, QB, JSU (unconfirmed)
RJ Archer, QB, William and Mary
Marlon Winn, OT, Texas Tech
Terrell Skinner, S, Maryland
Kelton Tindal, WR, Newberry
Tommy Hernandez, C, UC-Davis
Ray Small, WR, Ohio State
Aaron Rhea, WR, Stephen F. Austin
Angelo Williams, CB, Ferris State
Matt Hanson, OT, Midwestern State

Retirements/Grad School:
Scott Sicko, TE, UNH

[Krugan]

Thanks for posting the list Gem, quite handy:)

[GEM]

Thanks for posting the list Gem, quite handy:)

I just updated Northman's earlier post, he deserves the credit. :salute:

[Denver Native (Carol)]

http://www.nfl.com/draft/story?id=09000d5d817c634a&template=with-video-with-comments&confirm=true

NEW YORK -- It was still early in the seventh round of the draft Saturday afternoon when Pat Kirwan and I were chatting with Baltimore Ravens director of player personne Eric DeCosta on Sirius NFL Radio. He was very excited to tell us about the players the Ravens had drafted over the last three days, but he did seem a little distracted.

"I've gotta go, guys," he said at the end of the interview. "We're already busy making calls to these guys that haven't been drafted yet."

Teams that waited until after all 255 names were called before evaluating who's left on their draft boards are already behind the eight ball. There will be a mad scramble to sign these rookie free agents. They all are long shots, of course, just to make an NFL roster. But you never know when you will find the next Kurt Warner or Tony Romo.

With that in mind, here is my list of the top players that were still available at the end of the 2010 NFL Draft:

(Editors note: Signings below are unofficial. NFL.com will have a complete list of undrafted free-agent signings after team announcements.)

Quarterback
Jarrett Brown, West Virginia: (Source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat)
Billy Cundiff, Ashland
Max Hall, BYU: Arizona Cardinals (Source: BYU campus newspaper Website)
Travis Harris, Edinboro: Jacksonville Jaguars (Source: Associated Press)
Tim Hiller, Western Michigan: Indianapolis Colts (Source: WMUBroncos.com, official site)
Matt Nichols, Eastern Washington: Dallas Cowboys (Source: Dallas Morning News)
Dom Randolph, Holy Cross
Jevan Snead, Mississippi: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Source: NFL Network's Jason La Canfora)

Running back
Joique Bell, Wayne State: Buffalo Bills (Source: buffalobills.com)
LeGarrette Blount, Oregon: San Francisco 49ers (Source: La Canfora)
Charles Brown, Michigan
Cory Jackson, Maryland
Javarris James, Miami (Fla.)
Stafon Johnson, USC: Tennessee Titans (Source: Personal Twitter account)
Darius Marshall, Marshall
Alfonso Smith, Kentucky: Arizona Cardinals (Source: Carroll County Times)
Shawnbrey McNeal, SMU
Brandon Minor, Michigan: Chicago Bears (Source: Chicago Sun Times)
Dimitri Nance, Arizona State
Pat Paschall, North Dakota State: New England Patriots (Source: WEEI.com)
Curtis Steele, Memphis: Baltimore Ravens (Source: Carroll County Times)
Manase Tonga, BYU: Oakland Raiders (Source: BYU campus newspaper Website)
Joe Tronzo, Louisville: Cincinnati Bengals (Source: Personal Facebook page)

Wide receiver
Seyi Ajirotutu, Fresno State
Bryan Anderson, Central Michigan: New England Patriots (Source: cm-life.com)
Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green: Chicago Bears (Chicago Sun Times)
Chris Bell, Norfolk State
Ryan Boateng, California
Chris Carter, Cal-Davis
Jeff Cumberland, Illinois: New York Jets (Source: Daily Ilini)
Donald Jones, Youngstown State: Buffalo Bills (Source: buffalobills.com)
Kevin Jurovich, San Jose State: Philadelphia Eagles (Source: nfldraftbible.com)
Scott Long, Louisville: san Francisco 49ers (Source: starnewsonline.com)
Kelton Tindal, Newberry: Minnesota Vikings (Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune)
Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo: Buffalo Bills (Source: Buffalo News)
Rob Owens, San Jose State
Preston Parker, North Alabama: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Source: Tampa Tribune)
Pat Simonds, Colgate
Juamorris Stewart, Southern: Arizona Cardinals (Source: The Advocate)
Verran Tucker, California: Dallas Cowboys (Source: Contra Costa Times)
Chastin West, Fresno State: Green Bay Packers (Source: Fresno Bee)
Blair White, Michigan State: Indianapolis Colts (Source: Scout.com)
Jeremy Williams, Tulane: San Diego Chargers (Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Ryan Wolfe, UNLV: Atlanta Falcons (Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Tight end
Richard Dickson, LSU
Steve Maneri, Temple: Houston Texans (Source: Chicago Tribune)
Jeron Mastrud, Kansas State
Nathan Overbay, Eastern Washington: Denver Broncos (Source: nfldraftbible.com)
Michael Palmer, Clemson: Denver Broncos (Source: nfldraftbible.com)

Offensive line
Will Barker, Virginia: Dallas Cowboys (Source: Chicago Tribune)
Dorian Brooks, James Madison: Pittsburgh Steelers (Source: WHSV-TV)
John Estes, Hawaii: Jacksonville Jaguars (Source: Associated Press)
Derrick Hardman, Eastern Kentucky
Austin Howard, Northern Iowa
Cord Howard, Georgia Tech: Buffalo Bills (Source: buffalobills.com)
Dennis Landolt, Penn State
Casey Knips, South Dakota State: Arizona Cardinals (Source: Sioux Falls Argus Leader)
Kevin Matthews, Texas A&M: Tennessee Titans (Source: The Tennessean)
Dace Richardson, Iowa
Nick Stringer, Kansas State
Charlie Tanner, Texas: new York Jets (Source: New York Daily News)
Mike Tepper, California
Tony Washington, Abilene-Christian

Defensive line
Charles Alexander, LSU: Philadelphia Eagles (Source: nfldraftbible.com)
Nate Collins, Virginia: New York Giants (Source: Connecticut Post)
Jeffrey Fitzgerald, Kansas State
George Johnson, Rutgers
Jimmy McQueen-Saddler, Texas A&M-Kingsville
Greg Middleton, Indiana
Abe Koroma, Western Illinois
Jason Lamb, Baylor
Brandon Lang, Troy: San Diego Chargers (Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Albert McClellan, Marshall: Baltimore Ravens (Source: Carroll County Times)
Boo Robinson, Wake Forest
Jay Ross, East Carolina
James Ruffin, Northern Iowa
Brandon Sharpe, Texas Tech
Malcolm Sheppard, Arkansas
Lorenzo Washington, Alabama

Linebacker
Ryan Stamper, Florida: Detroit Lions (Source: Florida Times-Union)
Sam Maxwell, Kentucky
Keaton Kristick, Oregon State
Joe Pawelek, Baylor: Seattle Seahawks (Source: Seattle Times)

Defensive backs
Lucien Antoine, Oklahoma State
Tramaine Brock, Belhaven
Cornelius Brown, UTEP: Chicago Bears (Source: Chicago Tribune)
Marcus Brown, Arkansas State
Chris Chancellor, Clemson
A.J. Jefferson, Fresno State: Arizona Cardinals (Source: Sacramento Bee)
Klint Kubiak, Colorado State

Special teams
LS Clint Gresham, TCU: New Orleans Saints (Source: Times-Picayune)
P Aaron Pettrey, Ohio State: Carolina Panthers (Source: nfldraftbible.com)
K Brett Swenson, Michigan State
RET Leroy Vann, Florida A&M: San Francisco 49ers (Source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat)

[horsepig]

Snead,s a Falcon I just heard.

[Northman]

Wow, that was fast. I thought Snead signed onto Tampa.

[GEM]

He's listed on both the site that North posted and the one in Carol's post as a Buc.

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Wow, that was fast. I thought Snead signed onto Tampa.

According to this article, he did

http://www.sbnation.com/2010/4/24/1442554/jevan-snead-bucs-2010-nfl-draft

[Zweems56]

Just updated first post with list of undrafted free agents that we've signed

[Slick]

Go Riar Geer!!!!

I haven't seen him play since his freshman year in Boulder but he seemed like he could catch a little.

[horsepig]

Wow, that was fast. I thought Snead signed onto Tampa.

My mistake.

[Zweems56]

Updated list

Patrick Honeycutt, WR, Middle Tenn. State
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Ben Garland, DE, Air Force
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia
Cassius Vaughn, CB, Ole Miss
Toney Baker, RB, NC State
Kyle McCarthy, S, Notre Dame
Kevin Alexander, OLB, Clemson
Paul Duncan, OL, Notre Dame

Also updated on first post.

[SpringsBroncoFan]

Still praying for Micah Johnson.



He's a beast... but a wounded one :mad: One knee surgery a couple years ago & then 2 MCL's last year... it'd be a shame for him to make the team and then go down again.

I read an article that said he's considering a bunch of offers, it mentioned 10 teams visited his campus... I wonder if they'd have an inside track and if the Broncos were one of them?

Unfortunately Jacob Cultrea from LSU (who I really like) just signed with the Jags... :eek:

There's still Lee Campbell of Minnesota but he seems to have regressed last year... :tsk:

Chris Brown, McCarthy & Bowman could be interesting....

[dogfish]

micah johnson should have been/should be a priority UDFA for us. . . .


there's no risk, and if he can stay healthy he could be a steal as a solid two-down interior run plugger. . . and filling that hole for cheap could potentially free up a draft pick next year. . . with haggan inside next to DJ, and adiing ayodele to woodyard and larsen, that's probably adequate. . . doesn't mean we shouldn't be looking at any potential option to upgrade or just add more depth-- especially options to do it at such a low cost. . .

if nothing else, a guy like johnson is definitely worth ptting on your practicew squad for a year, and if somebody signs him up you haven't lost anything. . .

i would imagine we'll also look over whatever vets get cut between now and the start of the season. . .

[Lonestar]

just a favor when your doing your lists can you include what they are and maybe some stats on them

There are a lot of us that do not follow college all that much.

Danke

[dogfish]

just a favor when your doing your lists can you include what they are and maybe some stats on them

There are a lot of us that do not follow college all that much.

Danke

inside linebacker from kentucky

6'2" 258
4.99 - 40
31 reps bench

Overview
A three-time all-SEC honoree, Johnson leaves Kentucky as one of the most productive defenders in school history. The highly touted prep prospect made an immediate impact for the Wildcats, posting 29 tackles to earn a spot on the all-SEC Freshman team in 2006.

Despite splitting time, he had 48 tackles, including five tackles for loss in 2007. Though he missed two and half games with recurring knee sprains in 2008, Johnson enjoyed his most consistent season as a junior. He finished second on the team in tackles with 93, but led the 'Cats with 13 tackles for loss and was recognized as a first-team all-SEC performer by league coaches.

Johnson strongly considered leaving after his junior campaign, but returned after only receiving a mid-round grade from the NFL Advisory Committee. Johnson again struggled with recurring knee injuries as a senior, but posted the finest numbers of his career.

His 105 stops (including 6.5 tackles for loss) earned him second-team all-conference honors. Unfortunately, Johnson suffered a torn MCL in his right knee in the waning moments of the team's loss to Clemson in the Music City Bowl.

Teams are intrigued by Johnson's size and athleticism, but the recurring knee injuries are a concern. His latest injury kept him out of the all-star games, but did not keep him working out for teams before the draft. When healthy, he's a legitimate run plugger in the middle that can help a club immediately.

Analysis
Read and React: Highly aggressive run defender. Can be beaten with effective play-action. Typically diagnoses run plays, showing the burst to slice through the line and stop the back for a loss. Feels blockers coming and protects himself from cuts. Sniffs out screens and draws. Rarely out of position against the run.

Pass defense: Only marginal straight-line speed and is stiff when asked to change direction in coverage. Shows at least adequate instincts for zone, but isn't a natural in this area.

Pass rush: Good size and strength to rush the passer. Typically relies on a simple bull rush, but can get under the pads of the blocker and push him into the pocket. Times his blitzes well and shows a closing burst when the ballcarrier is near.

Run defense: A decided strength in his game. Reads the action and shows a good initial burst to slice through the gap and close to make the tackle at or near the line of scrimmage. Good size and strength to take on and shed blockers, though he needs to be more consistent. Has a tendency to play too upright and can get locked up by blockers, but has good strength to disengage when he keeps his pad level low. Flashes the strength to pull down the ballcarrier with arm tackles while engaged with blockers. At his best playing in the box, as he has only moderate speed to beat the back to the sideline. Protects his knees from the cut block by sprawling and keeping his head on a swivel.

Tackling: Typically a strong, secure tackler in tight quarters and in space. Forceful hitter who has shown the ability to force fumbles, but could do a better job of wrapping up securely, as he'll launch himself into the ballcarrier (but also the potential to miss tackles). At least moderate lateral quickness and balance to break down in space and make the reliable open-field tackle on elusive ballcarriers. Good hustle laterally and downfield to make the play.

Intangibles: Has had multiple knee injuries, including one that required arthroscopic surgery in 2007 and twice losing time in 2009 to MCL injuries. Suffered his latest MCL injury in the final moments of the loss to Clemson in the Music City Bowl. Suspended in the spring of 2007 due to academics.

Career Notes
Went through the National Football League evaluation process but chose to return to Kentucky for his senior season in 2009 … Developed into an All-Southeastern Conference linebacker during the 2008 season … Has made notable progress each season of his career … Team's starting middle linebacker … Displays noteworthy lateral speed in getting to the ball … His experience as a high school offensive star has helped him play effectively in pass defense … Has appeared in 36 career games, earning 14 starting assignments … Has 180 tackles in his career, including 17 for loss … Brother of current Wildcat Christian Johnson, they will go through their senior seasons together.

2009 Season
Johnson, a senior from Ft. Campbell, hit the century mark with 100 tackles, with six games in double figures, despite playing with a sprained knee for much of the season. He also had 6.5 tackles for loss. He was the SEC Defensive Player of the Week in the Wildcat win at Auburn.

2008 Season
Received multiple All-SEC honors, including first-team laurels from the league coaches … Was the team's second-leading tackler with 93 stops, the best season of his career … Would have had well over 100 tackles had he not missed two and one-half games because of injury … Ranked third in the SEC in tackles per game with 8.7 per contest … Led the team while ranking sixth in the conference with 13 tackles for loss … Had four double-figure tackling efforts, including a career-high 15 stops against Arkansas … Led the team in tackles in eight of the 11 games he played.

2007 Season
Played in 12 games, totaling 58 tackles … Effective in pass defense with two interceptions and five pass breakups … Shared the middle linebacker post with Braxton Kelley … Had a career-high nine tackles in the win over Florida Atlantic, plus a 21-yard interception return for a touchdown … Led the team with seven tackles vs. Eastern Kentucky … Also tipped two balls vs. the Colonels, one of which led to an Ashton Cobb interception … Underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on Oct. 22 and showed his toughness by missing only one game, making six stops in his return against Vanderbilt … Made four tackles, plus an interception and a pass breakup, in the Music City Bowl.

2006 Season
Selected to the SEC All-Freshman Team by league coaches … Made a surprise entry at running back in the Music City Bowl, crashing in from the one-yard line for Kentucky's first touchdown of the win over Clemson … Played in all 13 games, including two starting assignments … . Made 29 tackles … Notched a season-high seven stops, plus a pass breakup, at Louisville … Forced a fumble vs. Central Michigan and recovered one at Tennessee … As an upback on the kickoff return team, fielded a squib kick and ran it for 17 yards vs. Florida.

[broncofaninfla]

Updated list

Patrick Honeycutt, WR, Middle Tenn. State
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Ben Garland, DE, Air Force
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia
Cassius Vaughn, CB, Ole Miss
Toney Baker, RB, NC State
Kyle McCarthy, S, Notre Dame
Kevin Alexander, OLB, Clemson
Paul Duncan, OL, Notre Dame

Also updated on first post.

I'm hoping one of these two RB's makes an impact on this team. With two gimpy vets and an unproven Moreno, we need more depth at this position.

[Zweems56]

Updated list again

Patrick Honeycutt, WR, Middle Tenn. State
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Michael Palmer, TE, Clemson
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Ben Garland, DE, Air Force
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia
Cassius Vaughn, CB, Ole Miss
Toney Baker, RB, NC State
Kyle McCarthy, S, Notre Dame
Kevin Alexander, OLB, Clemson
Paul Duncan, OL, Notre Dame
Rockeed McCarter, WR, JMU

Also updated front page again.

[Skinny]

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (http://www.ajc.com/sports/atlanta-falcons/clemsons-michael-palmer-of-492224.html?cxtype=rss_news_128746) and AtlantaFalcons.com (http://www.atlantafalcons.com/News/Articles/2010/04/21-30/Falcons_announce_signing_of_15_undrafted_free_agen ts.aspx) are saying Palmer signed with Atlanta. If it's true it sucks because he's a excellent receiving TE that can also block. He could have been a nice find for us.

Micah Johnson is 'rumored' to be going to KC according to WildCatBlueBlog (http://www.wildcatblueblog.com/2010/04/kentucky-free-agents.html). Nothing official though.

[SpringsBroncoFan]

I'm hoping one of these two RB's makes an impact on this team. With two gimpy vets and an unproven Moreno, we need more depth at this position.

Chris Brown RB Oklahoma

2009 STATS
ATTEMPTS YARDS TOUCHDOWNS
182 749 7

CAREER STATS
ATTEMPTS YARDS TOUCHDOWNS
627 2,923 42

Birth Date May 2, 1987
Hometown ALEXANDRIA, LA
Height 5-10 Weight 200 lbs.
Age 22 Class Senior


Brown is a very gifted runner….

He proved he could handle the full load in his junior season, running for 1,220 yards and 20 touchdowns in 2008.

Brown doesn't have ideal size, and could face durability issues at the next level, but he does have good speed and agility and solid pass-catching skills…

<FYI , his Oline in 2009 sucked because the draft decimated it the prior year. He never fumbled once in 627 carries…nice>

[SOCALORADO.]

Chris Brown RB Oklahoma

2009 STATS
ATTEMPTS YARDS TOUCHDOWNS
182 749 7

CAREER STATS
ATTEMPTS YARDS TOUCHDOWNS
627 2,923 42

Birth Date May 2, 1987
Hometown ALEXANDRIA, LA
Height 5-10 Weight 200 lbs.
Age 22 Class Senior


Brown is a very gifted runner….

He proved he could handle the full load in his junior season, running for 1,220 yards and 20 touchdowns in 2008.

Brown doesn't have ideal size, and could face durability issues at the next level, but he does have good speed and agility and solid pass-catching skills…

<FYI , his Oline in 2009 sucked because the draft decimated it the prior year. He never fumbled once in 627 carries…nice>

I wish this guy weighed 220lbs.

[WARHORSE]

Broncos
Patrick Honeycutt, WR, Middle Tenn. State
Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
Jaron Baston, DT, Missouri
Chris Marinelli, OT, Stanford
Marcellus Bowman, S, Boston College
Riar Geer TE Colorado
Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma
Ben Garland, DE, Air Force
Michael Shumard, OG, Texas A&M
Alric Arnett, WR, West Virginia
Cassius Vaughn, CB, Ole Miss
Toney Baker, RB, NC State
Kyle McCarthy, S, Notre Dame
Kevin Alexander, OLB, Clemson
Paul Duncan, OL, Notre Dame
Rockeed McCarter, WR, JMU


From what I hear, Josh will bring a total of twenty into camp.

[WARHORSE]

Thanks, sorry I missed it.

[Skinny]

Giants.com (http://www.giants.com/news/headlines/story.asp?story_id=44028)


In addition, 23 players are scheduled to attend the camp on a tryout basis. That group includes quarterback Riley Skinner of Wake Forest, running backs Deshawn Wynn of Florida, Tony Hunt of Penn State and Andre Dixon of Connecticut, runningback/fullback Brian Toal of Boston College, fullback Anthony Cotrone of Maine, tight end Mitch Ryan of San Diego, tight end/long snapper Jon Loyte of Boston College, wide receivers Lance Leggett of Miami and D.J. McAuley of William & Mary, centers Robby Felix of UTEP and Nick Richmond of Delaware State, tackles Kyle Webber of Gardner-Webb and Ben Benshoof of Wingate, guard Chris Poole of Holy Cross, defensive end Brandon Crawford of Ball State, defensive tackles Abe Koroma of Western Illinois and Santonio Thomas of Miami, linebacker Micah Johnson of Kentucky, cornerbacks Wondy Pierre-Louis of Florida and Ben Hannula of San Diego, safety John Busing of Miami (Ohio) and long snapper Ryan Neill of Rutgers.

[Denver Native (Carol)]

http://www.denverbroncos.com/page.php?id=334&storyID=10067

Two days after drafting nine new players, the Broncos agreed to terms with 19 college free agents on Monday.

The group is split fairly evenly -- 10 players on offense, nine on defense.

Here's a little more information on each pick-up. (on link)

[Lonestar]

http://www.denverbroncos.com/page.php?id=334&storyID=10067

Two days after drafting nine new players, the Broncos agreed to terms with 19 college free agents on Monday.

The group is split fairly evenly -- 10 players on offense, nine on defense.

Here's a little more information on each pick-up. (on link)


College Free Agents On Board
By Gray Caldwell
DenverBroncos.com

Two days after drafting nine new players, the Broncos agreed to terms with 19 college free agents on Monday.

The group is split fairly evenly -- 10 players on offense, nine on defense.

Here's a little more information on each pick-up.

KEVIN ALEXANDER
• POSITION: Outside Linebacker/Defensive End
• COLLEGE: Clemson
• HEIGHT: 6'4"
• WEIGHT: 265
Alexander didn't miss a game in his career at Clemson, a career in which he totaled 125 tackles, 12.5 tackles for a loss, 5.5 sacks, two pass breakups and one forced fumble.

One of the strongest players for the Tigers -- he can bench press 470 pounds -- Alexander helped Clemson finish among the nation’s top 25 teams in both total defense and scoring defense during all four seasons of his collegiate career.


ALRIC ARNETT
• POSITION: Wide Receiver
• COLLEGE: West Virginia
• HEIGHT: 6'2"
• WEIGHT: 189
Arnett was a two-year starter at West Virginia, totaling 78 receptions for 1,052 yards with nine touchdowns for the Mountaineers, after competing at Scottsdale Community College in Arizona in 2006 and Butler Community College in Kansas in 2005.

After redshirting at West Virginia in 2007 due to a thumb injury, he led the team in receiving yards as a junior in 2008 and ranked second on the team in both receptions and receiving yards and tied for the team high in receiving touchdowns as a senior in 2009.

TONEY BAKER
• POSITION: Running Back
• COLLEGE: North Carolina State
• HEIGHT: 5'10"
• WEIGHT: 225
Baker played 38 career games at N.C. State from 2005-09, totaling 451 rushes for 2,045 yards with 17 touchdowns, and tacked on 65 receptions for 676 yards and four scores. He finished his collegiate career ranked 11th in school history in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns, which is made more impressive by the fact that he missed nearly two entire seasons with a knee injury.

He entered his junior campaign in 2007 on the Doak Walker Award -- given to the nation’s best running back -- watch list before suffering the knee injury in the season opener. Two years later, he earned the ACC’s Brian Piccolo Award as the conference’s most courageous player after bouncing back to rank sixth in the conference in rushing and ninth in all-purpose yards in 2009.


JARON BASTON
• POSITION: Defensive Lineman
• COLLEGE: Missouri
• HEIGHT: 6'1"
• WEIGHT: 305
Baston did not miss a single game while at Missouri. He played in 54 contests for the Tigers -- starting 27 -- amassing 101 tackles, 2.5 sacks, one interception and two fumble recoveries.

He received second-team All-Big 12 honors by the league coaches as a senior in 2009, a year after earning honorable mention All-Big 12 accolades as a junior.

DEVIN BISHOP
• POSITION: Inside Linebacker
• COLLEGE: California
• HEIGHT: 6'1"
• WEIGHT: 239
Bishop spent three seasons with the Golden Bears, playing in 24 games and starting nine. He totaled 66 tackles and 2.5 sacks. He played in all 12 games as a senior and tied for fourth on the team in tackles while receiving the Ken Cotton Award as the most courageous player on defense.

He redshirted in 2007 after transferring from City College of San Francisco, where he earned junior college All-America honors as a sophomore with a team-high 45 tackles for the Rams.


KOREY BOSWORTH
• POSITION: Outside Linebacker/Defensive End
• COLLEGE: UCLA
• HEIGHT: 6'1"
• WEIGHT: 242
Bosworth played 51 career games for the Bruins, starting 28 of them and totaling 154 tackles, 11 sacks and 33.5 tackles for a loss. He started all 13 games as a senior, ranking third on the team and sixth in the Pac-10 in tackles for loss and second on the team in pass breakups. As a junior, he led the team with 7.5 sacks

His uncle, Brian Bosworth, was a two-time Butkus Award winner at the University of Oklahoma and played for the Seattle Seahawks.

MARCELLUS BOWMAN
• POSITION: Safety
• COLLEGE: Boston College
• HEIGHT: 6'2"
• WEIGHT: 225
For the Eagles, Bowman totaled 129 tackles, six interceptions for 210 return yards and a defensive touchdown, and two forced fumbles in 49 career games played including 15 starts.

He played both safety positions during his collegiate career, placing second on the team in tackles while tacking on two sacks as a senior after finishing third on the team with three interceptions -- including one for a touchdown -- as a junior.


CHRIS BROWN
• POSITION: Running Back
• COLLEGE: Oklahoma
• HEIGHT: 5'10"
• WEIGHT: 200
Brown played 45 career games with 14 starts at Oklahoma, totaling 626 rushes for 2,923 yards -- an average of 4.7 yards per carry -- with 42 touchdowns along with 44 receptions for 323 yards and three scores. He received honorable mention All-Big 12 Conference accolades in each of his final two years with the Sooners, and finished his career ranked fourth in team history in total touchdowns and rushing touchdowns, ninth in rushing yards and fifth in rushing attempts.

As a junior, he posted a career-high 1,220 rushing yards on 216 carries while registering the fifth-most rushing touchdowns for a season in Sooners history -- 20 -- to help Oklahoma reach the BCS National Championship Game.

PAUL DUNCAN
• POSITION: Tackle
• COLLEGE: Notre Dame
• HEIGHT: 6'7"
• WEIGHT: 315
Duncan saw time at both tackle positions in 41 career games with 21 starts for the Fighting Irish. As a senior in 2009, he started all 12 games at left tackle, logging the third-most playing time on the entire team.

He played in five games as a true freshman, appeared in 12 games as a sophomore then started all 12 games as a junior in 2007 before taking a medical redshirt in 2008.


BEN GARLAND
• POSITION: Defensive Lineman
• COLLEGE: Air Force
• HEIGHT: 6'5"
• WEIGHT: 275
Garland, an element leader in Cadet Squadron 27 at the United States Air Force Academy, totaled 115 tackles, 11.5 sacks, three forced fumbles and two blocked kicks in 39 career games played -- including 34 starts -- for the Falcons.

As a senior, he earned second-team All-Mountain West Conference honors from the league coaches.

RIAR GEER
• POSITION: Tight End
• COLLEGE: Colorado
• HEIGHT: 6'4"
• WEIGHT: 250
In 46 career games with 37 starts for the Buffaloes, Geer totaled 87 receptions for 974 yards and 11 touchdowns, ranking fourth, fifth and second, respectively, all-time among tight ends in Colorado history.

He began his career by earning second-team Freshman All-America honors from The Sporting News and Rivals.com in 2006, and closed it by earning first-team All-Big 12 Conference honors from the Associated Press and The Sporting News as a senior in 2009.


PATRICK HONEYCUTT
• POSITION: Wide Receiver
• COLLEGE: Middle Tennessee State
• HEIGHT: 5'9"
• WEIGHT: 172
The three-year starter at Middle Tennessee State University totaled 116 receptions for 1,261 yards and eight touchdowns in his career.

He leaves the Blue Raiders ranked fourth in school history in receptions and ninth in receiving yards. He received third-team All-Sun Belt Conference honors from Phil Steele as a senior in 2009 after leading the team in receptions.

CHRIS MARINELLI
• POSITION: Tackle
• COLLEGE: Stanford
• HEIGHT: 6'7"
• WEIGHT: 300
Marinelli played 46 career games with 41 starts at Stanford as a three-time All-Pacific-10 Conference choice. He earned first-team honors in 2009 and honorable mention in 2007 and 2008.

He played primarily at right tackle as a senior, blocking for a Cardinal offense that ranked 11th in the nation in rushing with a school-record 2,837 yards. He helped clear the path for Heisman Trophy runner-up Toby Gerhart, and earned second-team All-America honors from the Associated Press along the way.

KYLE McCARTHY
• POSITION: Safety
• COLLEGE: Notre Dame
• HEIGHT: 6'1"
• WEIGHT: 210
The Broncos add yet another Golden Domer in McCarthy, who played 38 career games with 26 starts at Notre Dame. He totaled 241 tackles and eight interceptions for more than 100 return yards in his career.

He started every game in his final two seasons, recording more than 100 tackles in both seasons, making him the first Notre Dame defensive back in team history to eclipse the 100-tackle mark. He had a team-high 110 tackles in his junior season.


NATHAN OVERBAY
• POSITION: Tight End
• COLLEGE: Eastern Washington
• HEIGHT: 6'5"
• WEIGHT: 270
Overbay set numerous records at Eastern Washington, including his school-best mark of 19 touchdown receptions by a tight end. He played 43 games for the Eagles, totaling 93 receptions for 1,189 yards with 19 touchdowns. He set another EWU record for tight ends as a senior in 2009 with 51 receptions. That season, he averaged a touchdown every 3.9 catches to earn first-team All-Big Sky Conference honors.

He is the nephew of Toronto Blue Jays player Lyle Overbay.

MICHAEL SHUMARD
• POSITION: Guard
• COLLEGE: Texas A&M
• HEIGHT: 6'5"
• WEIGHT: 301
Shumard played in 41 games including 29 starts for the Aggies, manning positions across the offensive line. He started 12 games as a senior -- 10 at left tackle and two at left guard -- helping the team total just over 465 yards of offense per game. He started all 12 games as a junior at left tackle.

The lineman saw action in all 13 games as a sophomore and helped a unit that paved the way for the nation’s 13th-best rushing attack -- 211.6 yards per game.

JEFF STEHLE
• POSITION: Defensive Lineman
• COLLEGE: Wisconsin
• HEIGHT: 6'6"
• WEIGHT: 310
Stehle played 38 career games with 13 starts on the defensive line at Wisconsin, totaling 40 tackles, 6.5 tackles for a loss, four sacks and two pass breakups.

He received the UW Jay Seiler Coaches’ Appreciation Award for his work on defense as a senior.

CASSIUS VAUGHN
• POSITION: Cornerback
• COLLEGE: Mississippi
• HEIGHT: 5'11"
• WEIGHT: 195
Vaughn played 50 career games with 24 starts at Mississippi, totaling 152 tackles, five interceptions, 20 passes defensed and two forced fumbles. As a senior, he tied for seventh in the SEC with 13 passes defensed.

He saw time at running back, wide receiver, quarterback and defensive back at East High School in Memphis, Tenn.


LANDIS WILLIAMS
• POSITION: Wide Receiver
• COLLEGE: Maine
• HEIGHT: 5'10"
• WEIGHT: 174
Williams played in 42 career games with 30 starts for the Black Bears, totaling 142 receptions for 1,679 yards and 23 touchdowns, and tacking on five rushes for 70 yards, 19 punt returns for 151 yards and 24 kickoff returns for 505 yards.

He tallied the fourth-most receptions in school history as a senior in 2009. That season, he set single-game school records in receptions -- 18 -- and receiving yards -- 239 -- against Rhode Island to go along with his three touchdowns.

[nevcraw]

I can't believe we got the Boz in Denver..

[Spiritguy]

LOL it's Boz 2.0

[atwater27]

WOW! Sounds like a promising class. I am almost more excited about the undrafted than the drafted.

[broncofaninfla]

Broncos announce 19 undrafted free agent signings

Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on April 27, 2010 11:30 AM ET
No one can accuse the Broncos of lack of effort in trying to uncover some undrafted free agent gems.

Denver announced the signing of a whopping 19 players (http://www.denverbroncos.com/page.php?id=334&storyID=10067). That's actually not the highest number we've heard yet; San Diego had 20. (Coming up just short against San Diego . . . seems like a trend.)

The complete list is after the jump and it includes a relative of Brian Bosworth. Take that, Seahawks!
Clemson outside linebacker Kevin Alexander, West Virginia wide receiver Alric Arnett, N.C. State running back Toney Baker, Missouri defensive lineman Jaron Baston, Cal linebacker Devin Bishop, UCLA outside linebacker/defensive end Korey Bosworth, Boston College safety Marcellus Bowman, Oklahoma running back Chris Brown, Notre Dame tackle Paul Duncan, Air Force defensive lineman Ben Garland, Colorado tight end Riar Greer, Middle Tennessee State wideout Patrick Honeycutt, Stanford tackle Chris Marinelli, Notre Dame safety Kyle McCarthy, Eastern Washington tight end Nathan Overbay, Texas A&M guard Michael Shumard, Wisconsin defensive lineman Jeff Stehle, Mississippi cornerback Cassius Vaughn, and Maine wide receiver Landis Williams.

[T.K.O.]

who's got the info on "Rockeed McCarter"
with a name like that ....he's gotta be good !;)

[Lonestar]

I can't believe we got the Boz in Denver..

I saw the NFL worst busts last night and I remembered this post.I wonder if he will have asthma because of his dad, or even if he has any deformities because of the roids dad was using.

[Ziggy]

Off topic:
Brian Bozworth was one of the biggest busts in draft history. He was also a marketing genius. I remember the game after he said that he would injure John Elway and end his career. The stands in Mile High were filled with folks wearing 'No Bozo' t-shirts. There must have been 50,000 of them. Guess who designed and sold the t-shirts.........the Boz.

[slim]

Off topic:
Brian Bozworth was one of the biggest busts in draft history. He was also a marketing genius. I remember the game after he said that he would injure John Elway and end his career. The stands in Mile High were filled with folks wearing 'No Bozo' t-shirts. There must have been 50,000 of them. Guess who designed and sold the t-shirts.........the Boz.

:stonecold:

[WARHORSE]

Saw a stat this morning about the undrafted free agents.


Of all the rounds in the draft, which round offered the highest percentage of players who played in the first year?


The first round played 20% of its picks.


The next highest percentage was UNDRAFTED FAs.


More than the second round, the third round or the fourth round.


So bring it on FAs!!

[jlarsiii]

Saw a stat this morning about the undrafted free agents.


Of all the rounds in the draft, which round offered the highest percentage of players who played in the first year?


The first round played 20% of its picks.


The next highest percentage was UNDRAFTED FAs.


More than the second round, the third round or the fourth round.


So bring it on FAs!!

Just goes to show you that no matter how much they study players and look at tape there is no true way for talent evaluators to get it totally right when it comes to the draft. The draft really is crap shoot at best.

[Lonestar]

But you also have to remember that you only GET 7 draft choices a year (usually have a couple more) but you can and most do bring in upwards of 20 UDFA's. Those that are signed have a chip on their shoulder and know they have to perform or they are gonzo in a heart beat.

Not that the draftees do not have the same passion but a little less monetary incentive.


Sent from my BlackBerry Smartphone provided by Alltel.

[weazel]

in NFL news, the New York Jets have signed every single undrafted free agent.

That is all.

[Medford Bronco]

Thank you if anyone has that list.

I really appreciate it.

It can go in this thread if the mods dont mind:salute:

[Denver Native (Carol)]

Undrafted free agent thread:

http://www.broncosforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=137075

[Bosco]

Blount Blount Blount! Pick this dude up! He could be the thunder to Knowshawn's lighning.

Knowshon is the thunder.

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Did anyone else notice that the Broncos signed Dicky Lyons, WR, Kentucky and cut Chris Brown, RB, Oklahoma? I actually thought Brown might make the final roster (especially after Buck and Arrington get injured).


(http://blog.denverbroncos.com/denverbroncos/lyons-earns-his-spot/)

So after one rookie mini camp, Brown (who was actually pretty productive in college) gets canned for another WR?

Right now, I don't think RB is one of our strengths but we've got too many WRs. Cutting a RB in favor of another camp fodder WR isn't something I would've expected.