Undrafted Rookies

Kashetta is the only one I see on anybodies radar, he also sounds like a Gibbs type TE.





http://www.redskins.com/news/newsDetail.jsp?id=1243

We can't possibly need MORE TE's on roster.

I have a question... how did the AZ Cardinals get ALL of the talented undrafted rookie FAs? Look at this list...


1 Tight end Adam Bergen from Lehigh was an All-American first team pick by the NFL Draft Report, Associated Press, American Football Coaches Association and the Sports Network as a senior in 2004.

2 Michigan strong safety Ernest Shazor

3 Connecticut defensive end Tyler King

4 Wide receiver Carlyle Holiday of Notre Dame

5 Quarterback Timmy Chang from Hawaii

6 Tight End John Bronson from Penn State

7 Defensive tackle Tim Bulman from Boston College

8 & 9 Virginia cornerbacks Isaiah Ekejiuba and Jermaine Hardy

10 North Carolina State cornerback and kickoff returner Lamont Reid

11 Northern Arizona running back Roger Robinson

12 Wide receiver Dan Sheldon from Northern Illinois

OK... Bergen and Shazor were projected 3-5 round picks.. Timmy Chang may be worthless, but thats a good FA pick up to find out... DE King is supposed to pretty talented ... the WR Sheldon avg 21 yd/catch in college... WR Holliday is a hell of an athlete... CB Reid had great return stats...

you compare these 12 to what we got...

I know I don't know much about those guys the skins brought in, but am I the only one who thinks that is pretty much a list of camp turds?

Arizona is probably seen as an easier team to make. Also, the weather doesn't hurt. Kinda like how USC, Miami, etc can recruit better than Penn State and Notre Dame these days.

Aki Jones Grade: 3.07
Position: DT
Class:
School: Fordham
Conference: Patriot
Ht., Wt.: 6-5, 280
40 Time: 4.97
Grading System


BIO: Two-year starter who posted 32/6/5 as a senior.

POSITIVES: Nice-sized interior lineman who plays with good strength. Keeps his pads low, gets underneath opponents and tough to knock off his feet. Drives up the field, quick to diagnose the action and immediately locates the ball. Pushes opponents off the ball and occupies two gaps.

NEGATIVES: Lacks the quick first step off the snap and overall explosion. Must improve his hand technique. Straight line defender. Takes a while to get it going and not effective in pursuit.

ANALYSIS: An intriguing prospect with decent size and growth potential, Jones has the ability to back up at several positions. Could be effective in a conventional defense or as a two-gap lineman at left defensive end. Must step up his production but has an outside shot at the next level.

PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent

Matty close this one too.

why? i would like all udfa's pro's n con's

Here's another possible tight end:

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05118/495692.stm

AZ got all the udfa's cause they have the most open roster spots (guys go where they have the best chance to make the team)...