UDFA Prospects

Spencer Ware.

Ware gets drafted in the 5th Round

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Ray Ray Armstrong

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I never would've guessed a guy named Ray Ray would get into any trouble.

Russell Shephard and Ryan Griffith


Mike Golic Jr.? Do we have a back up center?

Mark Harrison WR, Rutgers

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- Ray Ray Armstrong. He had a lot of off-the-field issues, but Wesley McGriff, his old DB coach at Miami, is now with the Saints and could take a shot on him. -PJ Smith, Curtis alumn, had a visit with the Saints and is projected to go undrafted. -Cris Carter's son seems like a complete idiot, but may be worth a look. LINK -John Boyett- had a visit with the team. I think he'll go around 6 or 7, but could go drafted. Would probably be a 2-4 round pick if it wasn't for his knee issues.

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Armstrong is a beast kinda hoping they grab him in the 6th...........


UDFA
Mark Jackson - OT – Glenville State
Jackson is an aggressive, physical blocker who takes pride in eliminating defenders from the play and fighting through the echo of the whistle.

Michael Bowie - OG / OT – Northeastern State
Has a developed kick slide that is very effective against speed rushers, and works hard to control the midsection of his pass rushing opponent. He read and reacts to pass rushers very well, exhibiting plus hands and balance out of his pass set. He plays with very good balance and bend and utilizes good hand placement and arm length

Brad Sorensen - QB – Southern Utah
Looks the part of an NFL quarterback with good height, broad shoulders and a thick build throughout. Possesses at least average arm strength, including the ability to drive the ball to the sideline from the opposite hash. Shows some touch down the seam and the sideline, generally leading his receivers towards the open field and away from the defender. Athletic to buy time in the pocket and yet alert enough to take off and get yardage when the defense allows it.

Brice Butler – WR – San Diego State
Known as a possession receiver at USC but he ran a blazing-fast 4.36-second 40-yard dash at San Diego State’s Pro Day today

Marquis Jackson – DE – Portland State
Versatile player who lines up standing up or with his hand on the ground outside the tackle, also at the three-technique position. Uses his supreme length to hold the line of scrimmage despite a taller build, as well as to wrap up ball carriers in his immediate area. Explodes from his stance in pass-rush mode. Flashes a balanced and quick spin move to get inside tackles trying to take away the edge. Has a strong punch at the point of attack, allowing him to win the line or knock back retreating tackles when rushing the passer.

Brent Russell – DT – Georgia Southern
High-motor defensive tackle who sets up anywhere between the two three-technique spots. Has good initial quickness from his stance and uses his hands to swipe by centers off the snap, but also makes many hustle plays by constantly moving to the ball in the backfield. Very good as a two-gap player, playing with leverage, keeping eyes in the backfield and shedding with strong hands

Dax Swanson – CB – Sam Houston State
4.43 time at pro day. His burst out of breaks is very good, giving him the ability to click and close on the ball. Has a strong feeling of route anticipation and how the receiver is going to attack him. Ball skills are excellent, with keen sense of timing, great aggression to the ball and soft hands.