re: Saints UDFA LIST

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Landon Turner isnt an All Pro guard yet?

I wonder if our fans are the only ones who go more crazy over UDFA than they do actual draft picks

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Saints have a track record with UDFAs

Pierre Thomas
Chris Ivory
Junior Galette
Ken Crawley
Brandon Coleman
Josh Hill
Chase Daniel
Tim Lelito
Glenn Foster

History suggests that maybe two ode these guys make the roster and one will contribute this year.

Someone make a new thread with bold font and correctly detailed list and positions and sink this mother fricker

We are? Since when, have kamara as a young proven rb, ingram is getting older, need to get an young free agent rb to test the waters

Just a heads up, DE Alex Jenkins is getting another year of exemption, meaning he doesn't count against our 90 man roster and wouldn't count against our PS.

He was one of the four international players last year assigned to an NFC South team. Each of them is getting this same extra year of exemption, and the program is expanding to the teams in the AFC North.

Not sure what's correct, but I just found this (from yesterday) on our udfa's. I've never heard of 2 of these guys. LINK

Here is a list of the undrafted free agents known to have signed with the Saints.

Henry Mondeaux, DL, Oregon. In 41 games over four seasons, the former Ducks lineman racked up 111 stops, 17 tackles for a loss, and added 10 sacks to go with four pass breakups and two fumble recoveries. He’ll get a chance to add a talented front in camp this summer.

Jeromy Irwin, OL, Colorado. A 6-foot-5 tackle prospect and former three star recruit according to the 247Sports Composite, Irwin is aggressive and has good lateral movement, but comes with an injury history, to the foot and ACL.

J.T. Gray, DB, Mississippi State. A four year feature at Starkville, Gray had little trouble getting onto the scoresheet, recording a total of 209 tackles, throwing ball carriers for a loss on 14.5 occasions, adding four sacks and eight pass breakups. He had just one pick, though.

Keith Kirkwood, WR, Temple. The 6-3, 220 pounder scored seven touchdowns last season and amassed 325 yards, boasting 1,542 career yards and 16 total scores.

Taylor Stallworth, DT, South Carolina. The nose tackle started all 26 games for the Gamecocks for the past two seasons and in 2017, he had 30 tackles, 2.5 for loss, and hurried the quarterback 10 times from the interior.

Cory Helms, OG, South Carolina. A four year starter at both Carolina and Wake Forest with experience at both guard and center.

Linden Stephens, CB, Cincinnati. He played 91.82 percent of his 2,471 career defensive snaps at outside cornerback, according to Pro Football Focus’ calculations, but he has logged snaps as a safety, and has played 227 special teams snaps in his final two years at school, experience that proved a major asset to NFL scouts.

Colton Jumper, LB, Tennessee. The 6-2, 229 pounder boasted 126 stops and 4.5 sacks to go with 15 tackles for loss in three seasons at Knoxville.

Deon Yelder, TE, Western Kentucky. Though he was at school for three years, all his production came in his final year, when he amassed 688 yards through the air and seven touchdowns off 52 total catches.

Iirc they usually announce it about Wednesday or Thursday after the draft.

Is kevin tolliver that bad or off the field issues?

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We might be done signing UDFA's. We've signed 12 guys so far.

OG Maea Teuhema & DT Tashon Smallwood are the only 2 guys that a decent percentage of sites don't list. We're actually fortunate that we were able to sign 12 udfa's, b/c we only had 5 available roster spots after the draft was over. Good job by the FO to make it work.

I'm not saying we still can't sign Teuhema & Smallwood, but it seems less likely considering rookie mini-camp is this weekend. They would have to cut someone in order to sign 1 of these udfa's (we're at the 90 player max after signing Daronte Bouldin).