Thread: Broncos Undrafted Free Agents

That was a high quality post.

Who is most likely to make the team out of the UDFAs?

Originally Posted by DenBronx

Who is most likely to make the team out of the UDFAs?

As I said, depending on what we do with Kelly this year, Sloter has a chance as the QB3. I would also just guess, not knowing anything about these guys, that Banderas out of Nebraska has a shot. He plays ILB, and I still think our depth there is weak. I could see him making it if he shows something in TC.

Originally Posted by slim

Do you also take your eggs with a grain of sand?

I debated between salt and sand. Sand seemed better for some reason. Not sure why.

Oh, and DON'T SASS ME, BITCH!

Originally Posted by Von Kinger

That was a high quality post.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by WARHORSE

There are some great reads on this kid. No wonder Denver gave him three years. I LOVE what I saw on tape for a single year player. Read his story!



http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/kyle-sloter/

http://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com...anger-steelers

I had seen this about two weeks ago, but forgot all about it. Mike Tanier at Bleacher Report did a column on "best kept secrets" in the draft - Sloter is the QB he mentions:

"I saw draft charts where there were 250 quarterbacks listed, and he wasn't one of them," Fairchild said.

That was before Fairchild tightened Sloter's delivery and unleashed him on scouts at Colorado. But Fairchild stressed that Sloter, whose Northern Colorado offense is more NFL-like than most of the ones we watch on autumn Saturdays, is much more than a big athlete who had a good workout.

"He can make every throw," Fairchild said. "He did it in on the pro day. He's shown he can do it off pocket movement. It's not just take five steps, set and throw to your primary. He can readjust his target line, his launch point."

Working in an NFL-friendly system helps, too.

"He's been under center," Fairchild said. "He's had to drop back. He changes protections. I'm not saying he's NFL-ready, but he's a lot further down the path than some of these guys."

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...-the-nfl-draft

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/orio...xas-tech-2015/

Rahim The Dream Moore's critics will love Orion Stewart, I got to the second play of the game before I lost interest.

Originally Posted by Jaded

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/orio...xas-tech-2015/

Rahim The Dream Moore's critics will love Orion Stewart, I got to the second play of the game before I lost interest.

Rahim Moore......that's chazoe's boy.

Originally Posted by Jaded

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/orio...xas-tech-2015/

Rahim The Dream Moore's critics will love Orion Stewart, I got to the second play of the game before I lost interest.

This was totally uncalled for. 😆

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

This was totally uncalled for. ��

If only Stewart could wear #26.

Btw, I would avoid drafting/signing players from Baylor for a few years, just to be safe.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Btw, I would avoid drafting/signing players from Baylor for a few years, just to be safe.

A top 5 program in Waco Texas? Didn't pass the smell test.

Originally Posted by Slick

A top 5 program in Waco Texas? Didn't pass the smell test.

Yeah, seems like 1 out of 5 athletes there has raped someone, the depth of that cesspool keeps getting deeper.

I love their new HC, btw, he'll turn it into one of my favorites.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Btw, I would avoid drafting/signing players from Baylor for a few years, just to be safe.

Baylor's not good for much except entertainment, like when they banned the Marching Owl Band from the stadium for marching out in the formation of the Playboy bunny after Baylor expelled a student for posing in "Girls of the SWC" (which tells you how long ago that was.) Probably ought to avoid their law students for a while, too: Anyone who believes consensual sex a felony but gang rape legal is not a competent attorney.