UDFA List...Merged

[Hailmary]

Draft's almost over, time to snag some FAs. Who do you want us to bring in?

What positions will get the most attention?

[StevenOtero]

If Dontrelle Moore and Hank Baskett don't get drafted. Get them

[MrPhil]

I would definitely be looking for some of the WRs, OG and OTs......

[Hailmary]

I wanna see track guys that could be a project at the DB and WR spots.

Also scrambling QBs willing to make position changes.

[JPostSam]

dt rod wright
wr martin nance
fb matt bernstein
qb erik meyer

[numnuts23]

Originally Posted by Hailmary

I wanna see track guys that could be a project at the DB and WR spots.

Also scrambling QBs willing to make position changes.

B. Nealy - TX State fits perfect

[JaiRiid]

willie andrews - safety

[numnuts23]

Berrick Nealy - QB - Tx State - poor mans Vince Young

[cobra]

Steve Fifita NT

Hank Baskett or Greg Lee WR

Kai Parham ILB

Travis Lulay QB

Quadtrine Hill or Naufauhu Tahi or Matt Bernstein FB

Jones or Scrifes K

[The30YardSlant]

Charles Gordon, CB/WR Kansas

[Sasquatch]

Originally Posted by HeavyHitta31

Charles Gordon, CB/WR Kansas

Second that.

[Cbz40]

Originally Posted by HeavyHitta31

Charles Gordon, CB/WR Kansas

Gordon is a must.....get him in here.

[The30YardSlant]

Get him in here Jerry!!!

[Hailmary]

Originally Posted by HeavyHitta31

Charles Gordon, CB/WR Kansas

Charles Gordon

Pros: Gordon, a junior, is an athletic playmaker with the all-around skills to contribute in a number of ways. He has exceptional ball skills and instincts that compensate for marginal size and adequate speed. He is a very tough, high-motor player. He can jump through the roof and knows how to attack the ball. He plays with a gambling style, relying on excellent instincts and quick reactions. He began his career as a receiver and moved mainly to the corner over his final two seasons, showing intelligence and awareness. He has similar size, athletic ability, quickness and cover skills to Nathan Vasher. He has natural hands and the ability to intercept the ball. He can play receiver on occasion and come up with big plays. As a tackler, he is very dependable and he is not afraid to get involved in run support.
Cons: He does not have great top-end speed to close. He has been beaten by play-fakes and overreacts to the initial move by a receiver.
Numbers: At the Combine, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.64 seconds with a 35.5� vertical jump and 9�7� broad jump. At the Kansas pro day, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.59 and 4.62 seconds. He was timed at 4.19 in the short shuttle and 6.84 in the 3-cone drill. He had 19 reps of the 225-pound bench press.
Skinny: He is a falling prospect after a subpar 40-time. He carries an starting grade on the corner with further upside as a playmaker. He can fill a few roles early, especially as the nickel corner and punt returner. He is a top-100 prospect with the ability to contribute early.

Sounds like someone who needs to have the play be in front of him. May make a good project as a FS. lack of height and 40 time a concern, however.

[The30YardSlant]

Originally Posted by Hailmary

Charles Gordon

Pros: Gordon, a junior, is an athletic playmaker with the all-around skills to contribute in a number of ways. He has exceptional ball skills and instincts that compensate for marginal size and adequate speed. He is a very tough, high-motor player. He can jump through the roof and knows how to attack the ball. He plays with a gambling style, relying on excellent instincts and quick reactions. He began his career as a receiver and moved mainly to the corner over his final two seasons, showing intelligence and awareness. He has similar size, athletic ability, quickness and cover skills to Nathan Vasher. He has natural hands and the ability to intercept the ball. He can play receiver on occasion and come up with big plays. As a tackler, he is very dependable and he is not afraid to get involved in run support.
[View Full Quote]Cons: He does not have great top-end speed to close. He has been beaten by play-fakes and overreacts to the initial move by a receiver.
Numbers: At the Combine, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.64 seconds with a 35.5� vertical jump and 9�7� broad jump. At the Kansas pro day, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.59 and 4.62 seconds. He was timed at 4.19 in the short shuttle and 6.84 in the 3-cone drill. He had 19 reps of the 225-pound bench press.
Skinny: He is a falling prospect after a subpar 40-time. He carries an starting grade on the corner with further upside as a playmaker. He can fill a few roles early, especially as the nickel corner and punt returner. He is a top-100 prospect with the ability to contribute early.

Sounds like someone who needs to have the play be in front of him. May make a good project as a FS. lack of height and 40 time a concern, however.

I dont understand this, he was clocked a 4.38 in college:

http://www.draftshowcase.com/CharlesGordon.htm