Skinny
04-27-2013, 07:26 PM
AFC East
New England Patriots (Patriots UDFA Analysis)
Stephen Morris, CB, Penn State
Quentin Hines, RB, Akron
Zach Sudfeld, TE, Nevada
Matt Stankiewitch, OL, Penn State
T.J. Moe, WR, Missouri
Buffalo Bills (Bills UDFA Analysis)
Drew Smith, RB, Albany
Brandon Kaufman, WR, Eastern Washington
Ryan Turnley, C, Pittsburgh
Keith Pugh, LB, Howard
Jeff Tuel, QB, Washington State
New York Jets (Jets UDFA Analysis)
Mike Edwards, CB, Hawaii
Rontez Miles, S, Cal (PA)
Mike Shanahan, TE/WR, Pitt
Ryan Spadola, WR, Lehigh
Miami Dolphins (Dolphins UDFA Analysis)
Jasper Collins, WR, Mount Union
AFC South
Houston Texans
Justin Tuggle, LB, Kansas State
Travis Howard, CB, Ohio St
Willie Jefferson, DE, Stephen F. Austin
Graham Pocic, OL, Illinois
Ja’Gared Davis, LB, SMU
Ray Graham, RB, Pitt
Indianapolis Colts
Lanear Simpson, WR, Baylor
Dan Moore, FB, Montana
Matt McManus, K, Temple
Daxton Swanson, CB, SJ State
Jacksonville Jaguars
Carson Tinker, LS, Alabama
Matt Scott, QB, Arizona
Arby Jones, DT, Georgia
Jordan Rodgers, QB, Vanderbilt
Lonnie Pryor, FB, Florida State
Tennessee Titans
Jack Doyle, TE, WKU
AFC West
Kansas City Chiefs (Chiefs UDFA Analysis)
Brad Madison,DE, Missouri
Rob Lohr, DT, Vanderbilt
Jake Knott, LB, Iowa State
Rico Richardson, WR, Jackson State
Denver Broncos
Ryan Katz, QB, SDSU
Oakland Raiders
Lamar Mady, OG, Youngstown
John Wetzel, OL, Boston College
Sam McGuffie, WR, Rice
Dexter McCoil, S, Tulsa
San Diego Chargers
Josh Johnson, CB, Purdue
Kwame Geathers, DL, Georgia
Luke Tasker, WR, Cornell
Nick Becton, OT, VA Tech
AFC North
Cleveland Browns (Browns UDFA Analysis)
Travis Tannahill, TE, Kansas State
Ryan Aplin, QB, Arkansas State
Baltimore Ravens
Murphy Holloway, ATH, Ole Miss (Basketball)
Trent Steelman, QB/WR, Army
Cincinnati Bengals
Tyrone Goard, WR, Eastern Kentucky
Quinn Sharp, P, Oklahoma State
Pittsburgh Steelers
Joe Madsen, C, West Virginia
Omar Hunter, DT, Florida
Ivoery Wade, C, Baylor
Luke Ingram, LS, Hawaii
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys (Cowboys UDFA Analysis)
Brandon Magee, LB, ASU
New York Giants
Alonzo Tweedy, LB/S, Virginia Tech
Philadelphia Eagles
Russell Shepard, WR, LSU
Damion Square, DT, Alabama
Washington Redskins
Will Compton, LB, Nebraska
NFC South
Carolina Panthers (Panthers UDFA Analysis)
Craig Roh, DE, Michigan
Robert Lester, SS, Alabama
Taylor Cook, TE, Rice
Demario Jeffrey, LB, South Carolina
Atlanta Falcons
Ronnie Wingo, RB, Arkansas
New Orleans Saints
Elliot Mealer, OL, Michigan
Ray Shipman, OLB, Central Florida
Tampa Bay Bucs
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals
Ronnie Yell, DB, SJSU
Javon Harris, DB, Oklahoma
Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma
San Francisco 49ers
Lawrence Okoye, ATH, England
Luke Marquardt, OL, Asuza-Pacific
Seattle Seahawks (Seahawks UDFA Analysis)
Jordan Roussos, OT, Bowling Green
St. Louis Rams
Phillip Steward, LB, Houston
Philip Lutzenkirchen, TE, Auburn
Braden Brown, OT, BYU
NFC North
Detroit Lions (Lions UDFA Analysis)
Joseph Fauria, TE, UCLA
Austin Holtz, OT, Ball State
Cody Wilson, WR, Central Michigan
Steven Miller, RB, Appalachian State
Chicago Bears
Tress Way, P, Oklahoma
Green Bay Packers
Lane Taylor, OT, Oklahoma State
Matt Brown, QB, Illinois State
Minnesota Vikings
Nick Edwards, WR Eastern Washington
http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2013-nfl-undrafted-free-agents
Skinny
04-28-2013, 08:56 AM
A couple of scouting reports on a few of them...
Lerentee McCray
School: Florida
Position: OLB
Bio: Senior totals included 25 tackles/4.5 tackles for loss/3 sacks when he started 12 games. Made five starts as a junior posting 24/7.5/1.5.
Positive: Tough, smart football player who offers possibilities in a variety of NFL defensive schemes. Fluid changing direction and moves well laterally. Plays with good pad level. Quickly picks up coverage assignments. Smooth flipping his hips transitioning down field and plays faster than his 40-time. Plays tough, hard-nosed football and does not give up on plays. Occasionally lined up in a three-point stance, forceful up the field, and knocks tackles off the line on his way to the quarterback.
Negative: Average skill in pursuit. Has an injury history. Must develop more counter moves to quickly disengage from blocks.
Analysis: McCray is a solid prospect who showed development in all areas of his game the past two seasons. He offers potential on the outside in both a conventional defensive scheme as well as a 3-4 alignment and projects as a situational linebacker.
Uona Kaveinga
School: BYU
Position: ILB
Bio: Two-year starter who began his career at USC. Senior totals included 49 tackles/4.5 tackles for loss/.5 sacks after 57 tackles as a junior.
Positive: Tough, instinctive linebacker best in the box. Keeps the action in front of him, effectively diagnoses plays, and takes good angles to the ballcarrier. Flies around the football and makes things happen. Gets depth on pass drops and shows ability in zone coverage. Squares and wraps up at the point of attack.
Negative: Despite his 40-time, did not show great ability in pursuit as a senior. Average production on the college level.
Analysis: Kaveinga is a rough and tumble linebacker with possibilities as a backup on the outside in a 4-3 alignment.
Manase Foketi
School: West Texas A&M
Position: G
Bio: Junior-college transfer who came to West Texas A&M by way of Kansas State. All-America and all-Conference selection in 2012. Started every game at left tackle for Kansas State in 2010. Sat on the sidelines in 2011 with injury.
Positive: College tackle who projects to guard in the NFL. Sets up quickly off the snap, displays good footwork in pass protection, and blocks with nice lean. Quickly gets his hands into opponents, works to stay square, and easily steers defenders from the action. Keeps his feet moving, active with his hands, and explodes at the point of attack. Blocks with a nasty attitude and works hard to finish off defenders.
Negative: Heavy-footed and stiff. Does not possess top lateral blocking range. Struggles adjusting to pick up the blitz.
Analysis: Foketi was a solid college lineman who always seemed on the cusp of becoming a good NFL prospect but was never able to take the next step. He has the size and skill to play at the next level and the versatility to line up at several blocking positions, which could help him find a roster spot next September.
Lucas Reed
School: New Mexico
Position: TE
Bio: Part-time starter as a senior, finishing the year with five receptions for 237 yards. Started 12 games as a junior, totaling 22 receptions for 241 yards. Brother of Brooks Reed, second-round pick of the Houston Texans in 2011.
Positive: Athletic tight end who is still developing on the field. Blocks with good lean and gets leverage on opponents. Stays square and works to keep the defender in front of him. Runs good routes, stays low exiting breaks, and extends his hands to offer the quarterback a target. Displays soft hands and consistently makes receptions away from his frame. Takes a pounding and holds onto the ball. Quickly transitions running after receptions and works to pick up yardage.
Negative: Does not attack blocking assignments and shows marginal football strength. Occasionally drops some catchable throws.
Analysis: Reed is an athletic prospect with a lot of upside but a tight end who struggled with multiple offenses and different head coaches at New Mexico. He's a late-round draft pick who's worth keeping on a practice squad for future development.
Doug Rippy
School: Colorado
Position: ILB
Bio: Played nine games as a senior and posted 32 tackles. Junior numbers included 32 tackles/5 tackles for loss/3 sacks. Played seven games as a junior in 2011 before being lost to a knee injury, which required surgery. Missed three games as a senior with a sprained knee.
Positive: Athletic and somewhat explosive linebacker who was struggled with knee injuries the past two years. Terrific run defender who aggressively goes after ballcarriers and sells out to make plays. Wraps up at the point of attack. Displays speed in a straight line and laterally. Quickly flips his hips in transition and gets depth on pass drops. Uses his hands to protect himself and shows ability in space.
Negative: Bites on play action passes. Minimally effective on the blitz.
Analysis: Rippy displayed tremendous skill during the first part of his junior season before suffering a knee injury. He struggled getting back to playing form last season and was never able to consistently break into the starting lineup. He's a versatile linebacker with a multidimensional game but may struggle receiving medical clearance at the next level.
Aaron Hester
School: UCLA
Position: CB
Bio: Full-time starter the past three seasons posting 44 tackles/1 interception/7 pass breakups as a senior after 57/1/7 the prior season.
Positive: Big cornerback best facing the action. Shows good route recognition in zone coverage, effectively reads the quarterback's eyes, and quickly locates the pass in the air. Physical, beats down opponents to defend throws, and consistently positions himself to make plays on the ball. Mixes it up with opponents throughout the route and quickly makes his way up the field defending the run.
Negative: Very quick to leave his backpedal, not smooth flipping his hips in transition, and does not show great deep speed. Struggles making plays with his back to the ball.
Analysis: Hester was a consistent defensive back at UCLA but lacks the great physical skills for the next level. He's a feisty cornerback who could be used in dime packages and play on special teams.
C.J. Anderson
School: California
Position: RB
Bio: Played in 12 games last season, starting two, and finished the year with 126 carries/790 yards/4 TDs. Junior totals included 72/345/8 when he was used on a rotational basis.
Positive: Strong, interior ballcarrier who consistently improvement last season. Runs with terrific vision and instincts. A tough ballcarrier who grinds it out on the inside and plays with an aggressive style. Drives his shoulders into defenders and tries to pick up as much yardage as possible each time he handles the ball. Keeps his feet moving on contact, breaks several tackles, and picks up a lot of yardage off initial contact. Finds the cutback lanes, works to get through them, and displays good short-area quickness. Adequate receiver out of the backfield.
Negative: Must be more patient and do a better job waiting for blocks to develop. Not a ballcarrier who will make defenders miss or avoid piles. Primarily used as a rotational player the past two years.
Analysis: Anderson is a solid interior back with next-level ability. He's a hard-charging ballcarrier who does the little things well and offers possibilities off the bench in a ground-and-pound offense or as a short-yardage runner.
Source: http://www.draftinsider.net/
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