UDFA tracker
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Another decent site for UDFAs.
This & the previous site from 92.3the fan seem to be the most complete.
Mike
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Taylor was a Tour favorite.
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We have signed AJ Green
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The link in I posted is slow. If anyone has a better link please post.
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EDIT: If you find added info, tapes, etc... please post links...
Nice mix of small schoolkids, big school "if onlys" and a large school 2nd bananas where sometimes the "other guy" is at least another guy and occasionally the guy. At first blush a couple look like they have a shot at sticking with the 53. A few more look to have PS in their future. And then there's "camp fodder".
- Alex Taylor, OT South Carolina State - 6'8, 308... see below
- Javonte Moffatt, SS Middle Tennessee State - google says its Javante... lol... compact with more wingspan than height
- Solomon Ajayi, LB Liberty - better have "game speed" cause 40 times are slow...
- Elijah Benton, S Liberty - scarce info... 6'1...
- Tony Brown, WR Colorado - may be one of those "other guys"... https://nflmocks.com/2019/11/13/2020-nfl-draft-sleepers-obscured/4/
- Benny LeMay, RB Charlotte - speed issues...
- Brian Herrien, RB Georgia - may be another "other"... https://www.si.com/college/georgia/news/brian-herriend-signs-cleveland-browns
- George Obinna, DE Sacramento State - 6'2, 230... holds school sack record... listed as LB at https://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/2018/10/george-obinna/
- Kevin Davidson, QB Princeton - see below
- Austin Hall, LB Memphis - 6'2, 225... started out as a Safety... https://www.rotoworld.com/college-football/nfl-draft/player/38629/austin-hall
- Jeffrey Whatley, DL South Alabama - another misspell... Jeffery... 6'1, 300... 5.0-ish 40...
- Drake Dorbeck, OT Southern Miss - 6'8, 310... NFL scouts gave him https://www.wxxv25.com/2019/11/18/southern-miss-football-drake-dorbeck-wins-kent-hull-trophy/
- A.J. Green, CB Oklahoma State - see below
Taylor is intriguing as hell... and I hate 6'8 OTs... raw, raw, raw... but moves well... If only... well... let's just say strength training begins tomorrow. https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/alex-taylor/BGMueRLk6i
AJ Green has almost everything you'd want in a CB... if only he can develop CB hips. Get the hip lube... STAT!
I'm a little intrigued by the Princeton QB. He was a Combine invitee. Has size and some decent reviews... and this'll sound way stupid,... but reading Zierlein's made me think of TB12... IKR?
NFL Media draft analyst Lance Zierlein views pocket poise to be one of Princeton QB Kevin Davidson's strengths.
Davidson (6'4/224) was the starting quarterback at Princeton for just one season, but he still has a decent shot at hearing his name called on Day 3 of this spring's draft. And his pocket presence has a lot to do with that, from his ability to recognize what a defense is doing before the snap to his avoiding pass rushers. "Davidson only started one season and fell off a little in November, but his pocket poise and downfield touch are traits that are tough to teach," Zierlein wrote. Depending upon how the Combine goes for Davidson, he could be Princeton's first draft pick since WR Seth DeValve in 2016.
The Athletic's Dane Brugler believes Princeton QB Kevin Davidson has "a good chance" to be a Day 3 pick if his interviews go well at the NFL Combine.
Davidson, a Shrine Game participant, was right on the cut line for NFL Scouting Combine invites... and ended up getting one on Friday, a really positive outlook for his odds of getting drafted on Saturday in late April. "Davidson is well-built at 6-feet-4 and 227 pounds, showing the mobility and arm talent worth developing," Brugler wrote. The analyst believes Davidson is going to test well in Indy.
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/kevin-davidson?id=32194441-5609-1654-66be-fd2bf07b2949
List is from here:https://www.si.com/nfl/browns/news/cleveland-browns-udfa-signings Many include Combine numbers as well as on-field performance stats.
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Reddit poster found a George Obinna highlight reel on IG...
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_VHUxZpqD2/?igshid=m3wxtvlyanxq
Poster also mentioned that he did not start playing football until his Sr year of HS.
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He is on the smaller size for a DE.
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He is on the smaller size for a DE.
Definite LB at next level... and was listed as LB everywhere else I found him.
when ya get some time.. throw some tape on of this Benny Lemay kid from Ogun U of Charlotte.. kid may have a slow in burst..but he shows the patience in the ZBS, with the good vision? of Matthews Dayes...
Links, please...
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Kevin Davidson, QB Princeton -
Andrew Berry always likes him some Ivy League players.
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He is on the smaller size for a DE.
Definite LB at next level... and was listed as LB everywhere else I found him.
when ya get some time.. throw some tape on of this Benny Lemay kid from Ogun U of Charlotte.. kid may have a slow in burst..but he shows the patience in the ZBS, with the good vision? of Matthews Dayes...
Links, please...
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That's the place you take RBs. Late
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That's the place you take RBs. Late
By and large I did not think RBs were over-drafted this year... at least most were not significantly so.
One may be Taylor to Indy in early 2nd, but that's only if his fumble issues continue and if his hands don't get softer. Rivers is used to having good set of receiving RBs in LAC. That's two sizeable "ifs" for a Round 2 guy.
Biggest overreach to my eye looks to be Dillon to GB late in the 2nd. Guy was nowhere near that highly graded on most of the reference sites at which I looked , e.g., DraftScout had him as a 4th. However, an even bigger issue looks to be scheme fit.
I was on Dillon early for us, but then read a couple accounts about his lack of fit for WZS offenses... that he was not a decisive, read and one-cut RB, but rather a guy who needed a hole to be where it was supposed to be, i.e. a man/gap/power game RB. And LeFleur is definitely a WZS disciple.
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That's the place you take RBs. Late
By and large I did not think RBs were over-drafted this year... at least most were not significantly so.
One may be Taylor to Indy in early 2nd, but that's only if his fumble issues continue and if his hands don't get softer. Rivers is used to having good set of receiving RBs in LAC. That's two sizeable "ifs" for a Round 2 guy.
Biggest overreach to my eye looks to be Dillon to GB late in the 2nd. Guy was nowhere near that highly graded on most of the reference sites at which I looked , e.g., DraftScout had him as a 4th. However, an even bigger issue looks to be scheme fit.
I was on Dillon early for us, but then read a couple accounts about his lack of fit for WZS offenses... that he was not a decisive, read and one-cut RB, but rather a guy who needed a hole to be where it was supposed to be, i.e. a man/gap/power game RB. And LeFleur is definitely a WZS disciple.
By and large I did not think RBs were over-drafted this year... at least most were not significantly so.
One may be Taylor to Indy in early 2nd, but that's only if his fumble issues continue and if his hands don't get softer. Rivers is used to having good set of receiving RBs in LAC. That's two sizeable "ifs" for a Round 2 guy.
Biggest overreach to my eye looks to be Dillon to GB late in the 2nd. Guy was nowhere near that highly graded on most of the reference sites at which I looked , e.g., DraftScout had him as a 4th. However, an even bigger issue looks to be scheme fit.
I was on Dillon early for us, but then read a couple accounts about his lack of fit for WZS offenses... that he was not a decisive, read and one-cut RB, but rather a guy who needed a hole to be where it was supposed to be, i.e. a man/gap/power game RB. And LeFleur is definitely a WZS disciple.
Dillon is an absolute animal though. He'd be a great compliment to a shiftier guy
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By and large I did not think RBs were over-drafted this year... at least most were not significantly so.
One may be Taylor to Indy in early 2nd, but that's only if his fumble issues continue and if his hands don't get softer. Rivers is used to having good set of receiving RBs in LAC. That's two sizeable "ifs" for a Round 2 guy.
Biggest overreach to my eye looks to be Dillon to GB late in the 2nd. Guy was nowhere near that highly graded on most of the reference sites at which I looked , e.g., DraftScout had him as a 4th. However, an even bigger issue looks to be scheme fit.
I was on Dillon early for us, but then read a couple accounts about his lack of fit for WZS offenses... that he was not a decisive, read and one-cut RB, but rather a guy who needed a hole to be where it was supposed to be, i.e. a man/gap/power game RB. And LeFleur is definitely a WZS disciple.
Dillon is an absolute animal though. He'd be a great compliment to a shiftier guy
Dillon is an absolute animal though. He'd be a great compliment to a shiftier guy
Unless he's TR2...

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Apparently we like AJ Green a lot!
At least enough to outbid someone else...
Browns give undrafted CB A.J. Green a whopping bonus to sign
The Cleveland Browns signed A.J. Green to a record-setting deal. No, not that A.J. Green…
This A.J. Green is a cornerback from Oklahoma State who went undrafted in the 2020 draft. Green signed with the Browns after the draft for an unprecedented amount of guaranteed money in his UDFA contract. Per Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle, the Browns gave Green a $145,000 guarantee.
That’s the highest figure ever reported for an undrafted player fresh after the draft. The figures are unofficial until the deal is actually signed.
Hope we signed our other UDFAs first...
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