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Cowboys
Roger Cooper LB Montana
Tony Curtis TE Portland State
Harvey Dahl OT Nevada-Reno
Mike Goolsby LB Notre Dame
Reggie Harrell WR TCU
Jamaica Rector WR Northwest Missouri
James Sanders DE Fresno State
Sam Wilder OT Colorado
Jon Condo LB Maryland
Jonathan Evans FB Baylor
Thomas Johnson DT Middle Tennessee State
Dominque Price S Northwestern
Duncan Reid TE Fresno State
Claude Sanders DE Fresno State
Matthew Tarullo OT Syracuse
Tyson Thompson RB San Jose State
Brett Visintainer K Fresno State
Roger Cooper is a strong, athletic LB who is adept at rushing the passer which is a good fit for RLB in the Cowboys' new 3-4 scheme. He's about 15 lbs. too light right now, but he's got the frame to be able to add more bulk without losing his athleticism. He'll definitely have a shot to make the team behind a thin LB corps if he excels on ST. Anthony Curtis could be a guy to keep your eye on down the road. He's a little light right now, but he's got the frame to add more bulk and is extremely athletic, fast, and physical at the point of attack. He's a PS squad guy for now, but there's definitely some potential there. Mike Goolsby is a huge, tough run stopper at ILB. He's not athletic or fast at all, but he does have good instincts so he could be a good fit at ILB in their 3-4 scheme if he can play ST. If you're looking for a darkhorse UDFA who could come in and surprisingly impact a team right away, Reggie Harrell could be your guy. Harrell has tremendous size at 6'3" 214 and is extremely athletic with great leaping ability. He's not fast or quick and isn't a polished receiver, but put this kid on the field and he'll find a way to make plays. With Terry Glenn often injured, there will definitely be opportunities for young guys to step up at this position so Harrell's definitely in a good spot in Dallas. Jamaica Rector is a short, quick WR who could have a shot to be the PR in Big D, though he lacks the breakaway speed that you'd like to see. James Sanders is definitely a guy I was surprised to see not drafted, especially after declaring early as a junior. He's a thick, physical SS with great strength and quickness who should make his mark on ST and has a decent shot to earn a BU job behind Roy Williams. Sam Wilder is a quick, athletic LT who has great feet for pass protection. He's not real big or strong though so he's a PS guy to start with, but he's definitely got the athleticism to be a good player if he grows into his tall frame. Thomas Johnson is a developmental kid with some upside. He's got good speed and quickness and great strength for someone as small as he is which makes him a good fit at NT in the 3-4. He could be a major contributor down the road if they stick with this defensive scheme. Duncan Reid is an incredibly tall TE at 6'6" who has good quickness and athleticism but is terribly undersized at 233 lbs. He's an interesting developmental guy who could grow into his frame down the road. Claude Sanders is an active DE who got after the passer this year but will have to transition to OLB in the NFL.
Giants
Bret Eddins DE Auburn
Steve Fleming TE Arizona
Ryan Grant RB Notre Dame
Mike Jemison RB Indiana, PA
Chris Mooney DE Delaware
Joe Scott LB Jackson State
Brandon Smith WR Vanderbilt
Ahmed Treaudo CB Southern
Derek Wake LB Penn State
Kyle Wallace OT Georgia Tech
Michael Bragg CB Texas A&M Kingsville
James Butler S Georgia Tech
Steve Fleming is a guy I thought would get drafted for his long snapping ability if nothing else. But he's a big, strong blocking TE who has a great shot to make the team and could be a solid addition to the Giants' short yardage packages. Ryan Grant was a very productive RB at Notre Dame who has a good frame and is surprisingly fast. But he plays too soft and needs to add some bulk so he's a long shot to make the team behind a bevy of RBs. Brandon Smith is an extremely fast WR with good height though he's a bit lanky at this time. If he adds some bulk to his frame, he could be a good player down the road though he won't likely make the Giants' deep WR corps at this time. Derek Wake is a true workout warrior at LB. He had a 45.5" vertical jump, a 10'10" broad jump, ran a 1.63 in his 10 yard split, and ran great short shuttle and 3 cone drills. He's never really lived up to that athletic ability at Penn St., but clearly the upside is there and as a solid pass rusher he does have an outside shot to earn a BU spot if he impresses on ST. Kyle Wallace is a tall OT with great strength and quickness though he'll need some bulk at the next level. But entering a thin group of OTs, Wallace has a good chance to make the opening day roster. Michael Bragg is a good sized CB with great speed and athleticism who is just raw needs to add some bulk. James Butler was my #3 ranked S so I have no idea why he wasn't drafted. He's a big, hard hitting SS who has great speed and athleticism so something severe (injury?) must've scared off everyone. No doubt about it he'll have a tremendous shot to make this team and could see playing time as early as this season if he's not truly hurt.
Eagles
Grant Adams WR Boston College
Jared Jones WR Syracuse
Martin Patterson LB TCU
Jason Peebler WR Massachusetts
Stephen Spach TE Fresno State
Chauncey Stovall WR Florida State
Andy Thorn TE Northern Iowa
Jeremy Thornburg FS Northern Arizona
Isaac West WR Furman
Aric Williams CB Oregon State
Grant Adams is a thickly built WR who possesses incredible quickness and athleticism though he's never reall shone at BC. But with Freddie Mitchell likely leaving, Adams will have a decent shot to win the #5 WR job if he can serve as a PR as well. Martin Patterson is a thick MLB who plays with great instincts and is a hard worker though he lacks any physical athleticism to be a top prospect. He'll face an uphill battle against 3 drafted LBs to make this team. Chauncey Stovall is a thick, strong, physical WR with good hands and route running ability but lacks the speed and athleticism to have much upside. He'll battle a slew of young WRs for that last roster spot. Andy Thorn has an NFL TE frame and has the speed and hands to be a solid player one day, but he's way too thin at this time and isn't real quick off the line. Still, the Eagles need TE help after losing Chad Lewis so he's got a good shot to make the team based on ST work. Isaac West is a quick, athletic WR who will likely battle Grant Adams on PR duty. He's awfully thin though so he's definitely a long shot to actually make the team. Aric Williams is a tall, aggressive, experienced press corner who isn't afraid to mix it up at the LOS despite his thin frame. He lacks any top end speed, but with his size and athleticism he can match up with most WRs in a zone scheme and has a good chance to make this team behind a thin group of CBs.
Redskins
Ray Custis DB Maryland
Steven Harris WR Arkansas
Brett Hodge OL Nebraska-Omaha
Aki Jones DL Fordham
Tiger Jones WR Louisville
David Kashetta TE Boston College
Tyler Luebke DL Iowa
Jerome Nichols DL Wake Forest
Scott Paffrath OL Missouri
Billy Palmer TE Notre Dame
Rich Parson WR Maryland
Jason Samples WR Troy
Alex Green S Duke
Jordan Hicks DE Georgetown (KY)
Raymond Custis is an incredibly thick CB who's extremely strong and tough and isn't afraid to mix it up with WRs at the line. At 5'8" he's an extreme long shot to actually make the team, but he's got the speed and attitude to be a real ST demon and the 'Skins aren't exactly deep at the CB position. Dave Kashetta is a tough, technically strong blocker who's not real big, athletic, or fast, but does have solid hands. He's the type of TE that Gibbs likes though and should be a strong ST player so he's got a decent shot to make the team. Tyler Luebke is a tough, strong, hard working NT who's solidly technically though he's extremely undersized. Alex Green was a good signing as a tall, fast, athletic S who was a very productive college player but didn't receive the proper recognition since he played for a bad team at Duke. Great upside if he can add some bulk to his frame.
Cowboys
Roger Cooper LB Montana
Tony Curtis TE Portland State
Harvey Dahl OT Nevada-Reno
Mike Goolsby LB Notre Dame
Reggie Harrell WR TCU
Jamaica Rector WR Northwest Missouri
James Sanders DE Fresno State
Sam Wilder OT Colorado
Jon Condo LB Maryland
Jonathan Evans FB Baylor
Thomas Johnson DT Middle Tennessee State
Dominque Price S Northwestern
Duncan Reid TE Fresno State
Claude Sanders DE Fresno State
Matthew Tarullo OT Syracuse
Tyson Thompson RB San Jose State
Brett Visintainer K Fresno State
Roger Cooper is a strong, athletic LB who is adept at rushing the passer which is a good fit for RLB in the Cowboys' new 3-4 scheme. He's about 15 lbs. too light right now, but he's got the frame to be able to add more bulk without losing his athleticism. He'll definitely have a shot to make the team behind a thin LB corps if he excels on ST. Anthony Curtis could be a guy to keep your eye on down the road. He's a little light right now, but he's got the frame to add more bulk and is extremely athletic, fast, and physical at the point of attack. He's a PS squad guy for now, but there's definitely some potential there. Mike Goolsby is a huge, tough run stopper at ILB. He's not athletic or fast at all, but he does have good instincts so he could be a good fit at ILB in their 3-4 scheme if he can play ST. If you're looking for a darkhorse UDFA who could come in and surprisingly impact a team right away, Reggie Harrell could be your guy. Harrell has tremendous size at 6'3" 214 and is extremely athletic with great leaping ability. He's not fast or quick and isn't a polished receiver, but put this kid on the field and he'll find a way to make plays. With Terry Glenn often injured, there will definitely be opportunities for young guys to step up at this position so Harrell's definitely in a good spot in Dallas. Jamaica Rector is a short, quick WR who could have a shot to be the PR in Big D, though he lacks the breakaway speed that you'd like to see. James Sanders is definitely a guy I was surprised to see not drafted, especially after declaring early as a junior. He's a thick, physical SS with great strength and quickness who should make his mark on ST and has a decent shot to earn a BU job behind Roy Williams. Sam Wilder is a quick, athletic LT who has great feet for pass protection. He's not real big or strong though so he's a PS guy to start with, but he's definitely got the athleticism to be a good player if he grows into his tall frame. Thomas Johnson is a developmental kid with some upside. He's got good speed and quickness and great strength for someone as small as he is which makes him a good fit at NT in the 3-4. He could be a major contributor down the road if they stick with this defensive scheme. Duncan Reid is an incredibly tall TE at 6'6" who has good quickness and athleticism but is terribly undersized at 233 lbs. He's an interesting developmental guy who could grow into his frame down the road. Claude Sanders is an active DE who got after the passer this year but will have to transition to OLB in the NFL.
Giants
Bret Eddins DE Auburn
Steve Fleming TE Arizona
Ryan Grant RB Notre Dame
Mike Jemison RB Indiana, PA
Chris Mooney DE Delaware
Joe Scott LB Jackson State
Brandon Smith WR Vanderbilt
Ahmed Treaudo CB Southern
Derek Wake LB Penn State
Kyle Wallace OT Georgia Tech
Michael Bragg CB Texas A&M Kingsville
James Butler S Georgia Tech
Steve Fleming is a guy I thought would get drafted for his long snapping ability if nothing else. But he's a big, strong blocking TE who has a great shot to make the team and could be a solid addition to the Giants' short yardage packages. Ryan Grant was a very productive RB at Notre Dame who has a good frame and is surprisingly fast. But he plays too soft and needs to add some bulk so he's a long shot to make the team behind a bevy of RBs. Brandon Smith is an extremely fast WR with good height though he's a bit lanky at this time. If he adds some bulk to his frame, he could be a good player down the road though he won't likely make the Giants' deep WR corps at this time. Derek Wake is a true workout warrior at LB. He had a 45.5" vertical jump, a 10'10" broad jump, ran a 1.63 in his 10 yard split, and ran great short shuttle and 3 cone drills. He's never really lived up to that athletic ability at Penn St., but clearly the upside is there and as a solid pass rusher he does have an outside shot to earn a BU spot if he impresses on ST. Kyle Wallace is a tall OT with great strength and quickness though he'll need some bulk at the next level. But entering a thin group of OTs, Wallace has a good chance to make the opening day roster. Michael Bragg is a good sized CB with great speed and athleticism who is just raw needs to add some bulk. James Butler was my #3 ranked S so I have no idea why he wasn't drafted. He's a big, hard hitting SS who has great speed and athleticism so something severe (injury?) must've scared off everyone. No doubt about it he'll have a tremendous shot to make this team and could see playing time as early as this season if he's not truly hurt.
Eagles
Grant Adams WR Boston College
Jared Jones WR Syracuse
Martin Patterson LB TCU
Jason Peebler WR Massachusetts
Stephen Spach TE Fresno State
Chauncey Stovall WR Florida State
Andy Thorn TE Northern Iowa
Jeremy Thornburg FS Northern Arizona
Isaac West WR Furman
Aric Williams CB Oregon State
Grant Adams is a thickly built WR who possesses incredible quickness and athleticism though he's never reall shone at BC. But with Freddie Mitchell likely leaving, Adams will have a decent shot to win the #5 WR job if he can serve as a PR as well. Martin Patterson is a thick MLB who plays with great instincts and is a hard worker though he lacks any physical athleticism to be a top prospect. He'll face an uphill battle against 3 drafted LBs to make this team. Chauncey Stovall is a thick, strong, physical WR with good hands and route running ability but lacks the speed and athleticism to have much upside. He'll battle a slew of young WRs for that last roster spot. Andy Thorn has an NFL TE frame and has the speed and hands to be a solid player one day, but he's way too thin at this time and isn't real quick off the line. Still, the Eagles need TE help after losing Chad Lewis so he's got a good shot to make the team based on ST work. Isaac West is a quick, athletic WR who will likely battle Grant Adams on PR duty. He's awfully thin though so he's definitely a long shot to actually make the team. Aric Williams is a tall, aggressive, experienced press corner who isn't afraid to mix it up at the LOS despite his thin frame. He lacks any top end speed, but with his size and athleticism he can match up with most WRs in a zone scheme and has a good chance to make this team behind a thin group of CBs.
Redskins
Ray Custis DB Maryland
Steven Harris WR Arkansas
Brett Hodge OL Nebraska-Omaha
Aki Jones DL Fordham
Tiger Jones WR Louisville
David Kashetta TE Boston College
Tyler Luebke DL Iowa
Jerome Nichols DL Wake Forest
Scott Paffrath OL Missouri
Billy Palmer TE Notre Dame
Rich Parson WR Maryland
Jason Samples WR Troy
Alex Green S Duke
Jordan Hicks DE Georgetown (KY)
Raymond Custis is an incredibly thick CB who's extremely strong and tough and isn't afraid to mix it up with WRs at the line. At 5'8" he's an extreme long shot to actually make the team, but he's got the speed and attitude to be a real ST demon and the 'Skins aren't exactly deep at the CB position. Dave Kashetta is a tough, technically strong blocker who's not real big, athletic, or fast, but does have solid hands. He's the type of TE that Gibbs likes though and should be a strong ST player so he's got a decent shot to make the team. Tyler Luebke is a tough, strong, hard working NT who's solidly technically though he's extremely undersized. Alex Green was a good signing as a tall, fast, athletic S who was a very productive college player but didn't receive the proper recognition since he played for a bad team at Duke. Great upside if he can add some bulk to his frame.