Jets & Bengals Show Interest in Braylon Edwards Services
Gayle Saunders
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Adam Schefter reported the Bengals and Jets have shown some interest in WR Braylon Edwards.
It does make sense that the Jets have interest in Edwards due to his chemistry with Sanchez,and at this point in Sanchez’s career he needs a WR that is familiar with him asap. With the Bengals looking to solidify the WR corps signing Edwards could give them another deep threat and open things up for A.J. Green, especially now that Jerome Simpson is gone. The Bengals have put high hopes in draft picks on Mohamed Sanu and Marvin Jones to mature fast.
The Skinny: Edwards past injuries could play a part in his effectiveness in 2012. If fully healed, he can provide another weapon in the pass game for the red rifle. Don’t forget that Edwards is a good run blocker. Edwards underwent surgery late last season, and the word was he was still rehabbing early this spring. Don’t be surprised if the Texans take a flyer on Edwards with Jacoby Jones gone too.
Bengals: Meet the 2012 Draft Class
ROUND 1: Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama
With the Bengals needing a young corner and a shutdown guy since Johnathan Joseph departed, they needed to grab the last of the three corners worthy of first-round selection. He has been called by some scouts the prototype shutdown corner.
Kirkpatrick was rarely tested in coverage last season and was inconsistent at times. But he’s physical and plays aggressive.
On a team that has only one corner under the age of 25, Kirkpatrick doesn’t have to be an immediate starter. He comes into a veteran-laden situation with Leon Hall and Nate Clements expected to be the starters and Jason Allen, Terence Newman and Adam Jones also on the roster.
This is a pick for two or three years down the line especially with Clements, Hall, Jones and Newman having contracts that expire at the end of the upcoming season.
ROUND 1: KEVIN ZEITLER, G, WISCONSIN
Even though they signed veterans Travelle Wharton and Jacob Bell in free agency, they still had a question about who was going to start at right guard. They originally had the 21st pick but traded down six spots with New England and also grabbed a third-round pick.
Zeitler’s greatest strength though is as a run-blocker, which is one area where the Bengals struggled the past couple seasons. At Wisconsin, Zeitler started 37 games and holds the distinction of being the only active player with at least two years as a starter in the Big Ten to not allow any quarterback sacks during his career. He has a blocking consistency grade of 89.57 percent, scoring at least 90 percent in 23 contests.
Zeitler should be in the mix for the right guard spot which currently has Otis Hudson, Clint Boling and possibly Bell. Bobbie Williams, who has been the starter at right guard the past eight seasons, is a free agent and not expected to be re-signed.
ROUND 2: Devon Still, DT, Penn State
The Big Ten Conference’s Defensive Player of the Year gives the Bengals another interior line pass rusher. With his big body and frame he could also shore up the middle in run defense, which took a hit last year when Pat Sims was injured late in the season.
With the Bengals’ defensive line rotation, Still should get a chance to play immediately. Domata Peko and Geno Atkins are expected to be the starters, but Still and Sims, who was re-signed to a one-year deal, will vie for the remaining snaps. He could get 15-20 plays a game. If he continues to show his pass rush ability he could play more.
Round 3: Mohamed Sanu, WR, Rutgers
For a team that was looking for a receiver to line up opposite A.J. Green, the Bengals are hoping they found him in Sanu, who is a physical receiver that is not afraid to bowl people over in open space.
Sanu should get a chance to compete for the second receiver spot.
Round 3: Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson
How he fits: Thompson adds yet another body to what is becoming a deep defensive line. Like Devon Still, who was selected in the second round, Thompson shows surprising quickness for an inside lineman and also can rush the passer.
When he’ll play: Domata Peko and Geno Atkins are expected to be the starters, but Thompson, Still and Pat Sims, who was re-signed to a one-year deal, will vie for the remaining snaps. Thompson could get 15-20 plays a game. If he continues to show his pass-rush ability, he could play more.
ROUND 4: ORSON CHARLES, TE, Georgia
Tight end was thought to be the least of the Bengals’ needs going into the draft, but they added competition to the group with a physical blocker and good receiver. Jermaine Gresham is the starter, but Charles will compete with Donald Lee and Colin Cochart for playing time and a roster spot.
ROUND 5: SHAUN PRATER, CB, Iowa
The cornerback group has a lot of veterans along with first-round Dre Kirkpatrick, but Prater’s biggest impact this year could come on special teams, where he was a gunner in punt coverage. He also played on punt returns and kickoff units.
ROUND 5: MARVIN JONES, WR, California
Pretty good size (6-1, 199) and speed, he will also be in the mix to see who starts opposite A.J. Green. Some have compared him to Chad Ochocinco, which is ironic since this pick was the one acquired in the Ochocinco trade to New England.
ROUND 5: GEORGE ILOKA, S, Boise State
Iloka (6-4, 225) the size and speed to match up with tight ends. There is plenty of competition for playing time with behind Reggie Nelson. Taylor Mays could be the other starter, but Robert Sands and Jeromy Miles are young and unproven.
ROUND 6: DAN HERRON, RB, Ohio State
Herron doesn’t have great speed but his strength is running between the tackles. He is another guy whose route to the roster depends on special teams contributions. He could be competing with Cedric Peerman for the final spot at running back.
Pre Draft Tracker: Cincinnati Bengals
By Gayle Saunders
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League rules allow each team to bring in 30 players for predraft visits. No on-field work is allowed. The visits are simply an opportunity for the players to sit down with the coaches, as well as the personnel people, for any additional questions, football or otherwise.
Not every player accepts every invitation he receives, so teams don’t always get the first 30 players they requested. But coaches often will look at video with players to get a sense of their football awareness, or put them to work, marker in hand, on the dry-erase board to see how they dissect certain game situations.
One important fact to note from last years draft is, 21 of the NFL’s 32 1st round selections had confirmed pre-draft visits and/or workouts with the NFL teams they were selected by. So there is a good shot that he players below will get drafted if they’re on the board during the teams draft selection.
Below we’ll be updating the chart of pre-draft visits, if you have a player visit you’d like us to add to the chart leave a comment and I’ll add it. Thanks for your help in advance!
LAST UPDATED 4/19/12
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Cincinnati Bengals
Keith Tandy -CB from West Virginia
Mark Barron – S from Alabama
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Ryan Davis -LB from Bethune-Cookman
Michael Floyd – WR from Notre Dame
Cordy Glenn- T/G from Georgia
Devin Goda -WR from Slippery Rock
Peter Konz -C from Wisconsin
Luke Kuechly – LB from Boston College
Ernest Owusu -DE from California
Courtney Upshaw – DE from Alabama
David Wilson -RB from Virginia Tech
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Kendall Wright -WR from Baylor
Mohamed Sanu -WR from Rutgers
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
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Cincinnati Bengals
Team Needs and Draft: Look for the Bengals to try and get an upgrade at safety Chris Crocker is replaceable. They could also look for an edge rusher for sure which would help this defense out tremendously. No matter what, this defensive front could use some addressing.
Offensively they made some great moves last year drafting AJ Green and Andy Dalton, now bringing in a playmaking back via free agency or the draft would be nice since Cedric Benson is on his way out. A guy like Michael Bush would fit in nicely with Bernard Scott. Bengals could grab a guard by the name of David DeCastro. This Stanford guard seems to be on everyones wishlist.
2012 Draft Picks
1.17 (from OAK), 1.21, 2.21, 3.21, 4.21, 5.21, 5.31 (from NE), 6.21, 7.21
2011 Draft Results
1st: A.J. Green, WR, Georgia
2nd: Andy Dalton (QB) TCU
3rd: Dontay Moch (OLB) Nevada
4th: Clint Boling (OG) Georgia
5th: Robert Sands (S) W Virginia
6th: Ryan Whalen (WR) Stanford
7th: Korey Lindsey (CB) S Illinois
7th: Jay Finley (RB) Baylor
Jay Gruden: “He better get better or he won’t be good enough”
By Gayle Saunders
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Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden will not let his young quarterback get complacent in 2012.
Even though Dalton had a great rookie season, propelling the Bengals to the playoffs. Gruden knows Dalton has to get better in order for the Bengals to make things happen next season. Gruden will now have a full offseason with Dalton and expects him to work hard and make the most out of it all.
“He better get better or he won’t be good enough,” Gruden told Bengals.com, the team’s website. “You have to be great at that position and we think he can be great. That’s why we drafted him where we did and he had a remarkable rookie season, no doubt about it. Knowing the kind of kid he is and how he works, I know he’ll get better.”
With the Bengals in a good position to improve via the draft thinks look promising. They own two first-round picks (No. 17 and No. 21) in the April’s draft. The Bengals didn’t too bad with both their first two picks in the draft, so look for the Bengals to try and repeat the success.
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Pre-Draft Visits: Which Prospects are Meeting With Your Team?
By Gayle Saunders
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League rules allow each team to bring in 30 players for predraft visits. No on-field work is allowed. The visits are simply an opportunity for the players to sit down with the coaches, as well as the personnel people, for any additional questions, football or otherwise.
Not every player accepts every invitation he receives, so teams don’t always get the first 30 players they requested. But coaches often will look at video with players to get a sense of their football awareness, or put them to work, marker in hand, on the dry-erase board to see how they dissect certain game situations.
One important fact to note from last years draft is, 21 of the NFL’s 32 1st round selections had confirmed pre-draft visits and/or workouts with the NFL teams they were selected by. So there is a good shot that the players below will get drafted if they’re on the board during the teams draft selection.
Below we’ll be updating the chart of pre-draft visits, if you have a player visit you’d like us to add to the chart leave a comment and I’ll add it. Thanks for your help in advance!
LAST UPDATED 4/21/12
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Arizona Cardinals
Brock Osweiler – QB from Arizona State
Juron Criner – WR from Arizona
Michael Floyd – WR from Notre Dame
Ronnie Cameron – DT from Old Dominion
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Matt Conrath – DE from Virginia
Ryan Davis -LB from Bethune-Cookman
Omar Bolden -CB from Arizona State
Chris Greenwood -CB from Albion
Jayron Hosley – CB from Virginia Tech
George Iloka -S from Boise State
Tavon Wilson – S from Illinois
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Atlanta Falcons
David Wilson -RB from Virginia Tech
Ryan Broyles – WR from Oklahoma
Ladarius Green -TE from Louisiana-Lafayette
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
Kelechi Osemele OT from Iowa State
Mitchell Schwartz -OT from California
Donald Stephenson -OT from Oklahoma
Gino Gradkowski G/C from Delaware
Brandon Thompson -DT from Clemson
Josh Chapman – DT from Alabama
Andre Branch -DE from Clemson
Kourtnei Brown -DE from Clemson
Tim Fugger – DE from Vanderbilt
Melvin Ingram -DE from South Carolina
Mychal Kendricks -LB from California
Casey Hayward – CB from Vanderbilt
Tavon Wilson – Safety from Illinois
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
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Baltimore Ravens
Brandon Brooks – G from Miami (Ohio)
Ron Brooks -CB from LSU
Zach Brown – LB from North Carolina
Gino Gradkowski -C/C from Delaware
Brandon Hardin- CB from Oregon State
Stephen Hill – WR – Georgia Tech
Buddy Jackson -CB from Pittsburgh
A.J. Jenkins -WR from Illinois
Cam Johnson -DE from Virginia
Mychal Kendricks -LB from California
Dre Kirkpatrick -CB from Alabama
Peter Konz – C from Wisconsin
Isaiah Pead -RB from Cincinnati
Josh Robinson -CB from Central Florida
Nelson Rosario -WR from UCLA
Phillip Thomas – S from Syracuse
Bobby Wagner -LB from Utah State
Kelcie McCray -Safety from Arkansas State
Bernard Pierce -RB from Temple
Dont’a Hightower- LB from Alabama
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Ben Jones – C from University of Georgia
David DeCastro – Guard from Stanford
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Buffalo Bills
Fletcher Cox-DT from Mississippi State
Stephen Gilmore -CB from South Carolina
Melvin Ingram -DE from South Carolina
Jamell Fleming -CB from Oklahoma
Ryan Tannehill -QB from Texas A&M
Mike Adams -OT from Ohio State
Justin Blackmon -WR from Oklahoma State
Andre Branch -DE from Clemson
Tank Carder -LB from TCU
Kirk Cousins – QB from Michigan State
Cordy Glenn -T/G from Georgia
Chandler Jones-DE from Syracuse
Bruce Irvin-LB from West Virginia
Matt Kalil – OT from USC
Dre Kirkpatrick-CB from Alabama
Jonathan Martin -OT from Stanford
Whitney Mercilus-DE from Illinois
Brian Quick-WR from Appalachian State
Trent Richardson- RB from Alabama
Russell Wilson -QB from Wisconsin
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Robert Griffin III -QB from Baylor
Brock Osweiler -QB from Arizona State
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Carolina Panthers
Justin Blackmon -WR from Oklahoma State
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Morris Claiborne -CB from LSU
Michael Floyd -WR from Notre Dame
Stephon Gilmore -CB from South Carolina
George Iloka -S from Boise State
Bruce Irvin-LB from West Virginia
Trumaine Johnson -DB from Montana
Chandler Jones- DE from Syracuse
Ronald Leary-G from Memphis
Kelcie McCray -S from Arkansas State
Reuben Randle -WR from LSU
Keenan Robinson -LB fromTexas
Amini Silatolu -G from Midwestern State
Jerel Worthy -DT from Michigan State
Kevin Zeitler -G from Wisconsin
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Chandler Jones -DE from Syracuse
Joe Adams -WR from Arkansas
Fletcher Cox – DT from Mississippi State
Jerel Werthy -DT from Michigan State
Bruce Irvin -LB from West Virgina
Luke Kuechly -LB from Boston College
Quinton Coples- DE from North Carolina
Kendall Wright -WR from Baylor
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Chicago Bears
Zach Brown -LB from North Carolina
Darius Fleming -LB from Notre Dame
Tim Fugger -DE from Vanderbilt
Brandon Hardin -CB from Oregon State
Bruce Irvin-LB from West Virginia
Trumaine Johnson – DB from Montana
Chandler Jones – DE from Syracuse
Ronald Leary -G from Memphis
Reuben Randle -WR from LSU
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
Donald Stephenson -OT from Oklahoma
Keith Tandy -CB from West Virginia
Kendall Wright-WR from Baylor
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
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Cincinnati Bengals
Keith Tandy -CB from West Virginia
Mark Barron – S from Alabama
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Ryan Davis -LB from Bethune-Cookman
Michael Floyd – WR from Notre Dame
Cordy Glenn- T/G from Georgia
Devin Goda -WR from Slippery Rock
Peter Konz -C from Wisconsin
Luke Kuechly – LB from Boston College
Ernest Owusu -DE from California
Courtney Upshaw – DE from Alabama
David Wilson -RB from Virginia Tech
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Kendall Wright -WR from Baylor
Mohamed Sanu -WR from Rutgers
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
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Cleveland Browns
Mike Adams -OT from Ohio State
Justin Blackmon -WR from Oklahoma State
Kirk Cousins -QB from Michigan State
Lovonte David – LB from Nebraska
Michael Floyd -WR from Notre Dame
Stephen Gilmore -CB from South Carolina
Cordy Glenn – T/G from Georgia
Ladarius Green – TE from Louisiana-Lafayette
Jayron Hosley -CB from Virginia Tech
Bruce Irvin -LB from West Virginia
Chandler JOnes – DE from Syracuse
Matt Kalil – OT from USC
Doug Martin -RB from Boise State
Jonathan Martin – OT from Stanford
Whitney Mercilus -DE from Illinois
Isaiah Pead -RB from Cincinnati
Nick Perry -DE from USC
Mitchell Schwartz _OT from California
Amini Silatolu -G from Midwestern State
Brian Stahovich – P from San Diego State
Donald Stephenson – OT from Oklahoma
Ryan Tannehill – QB from Texas A&M
Bobby Wagner – LB from Utah State
Brandon Weeden- QB from Oklahoma State
Kendall Wright -WR From Baylor
Jonathan Martin -OT from Stanford
Ladarius Green – TE from Louisiana-Lafayette
Whitney Mercilus -DE from Illinois
Chris Rainey – RB from Florida
David Wilson -RB from Virginia Tech
Bruce Irvin -LB from West Virgina
Morris Claiborne – CB from LSU
Robert Griffin III -QB from Baylor
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Trent Richardson – RB from Alabama
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Dallas Cowboys
Nathan Dick -QB from Central Arkansas
Cyrus Gray – RB from Texas A&M
Doug Martin -RB from Boise State
Ryan Broyles -WR from Oklahoma
Jeff Allen – T/G from Illinois
Cordy Glenn -T/G from Georgia
Josh Oglesby – OT from Wisconsin
Kevin Zeitler – G from Wisconsin
Ronald Leary -G from Memphis
David DeCastro – G from Stanford
Peter Konz -G from Wisconsin
Amini Silatolu -G from Midwestern State
Philip Blake -C from Baylor
Fletcher Cox -DT from Mississippi State
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Chase Baker -DT from Boise State
Tank Carder – LB from TCU
Ronnell Lewis – LB from Oklahoma
Korey Toomer – LB from Idaho
Courtney Upshaw -LB from Alabama
Chris Greenwood -CB from Albion
Casey Hayward -CB from Vanderbilt
Dre Kirkpatrick -CB from Alabama
Stephon Gilmore -CB from South Carolina
Lionel Smith- CB from Texas A&M
Ron Brooks -CB from LSU
Lionel Smith -CB from Texas A&M
Mark Barron – S from Alabama
D.J. Campbell – S California
Harrison Smith – S from Notre Dame
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Denver Broncos
Kirk Cousins – QB from Michigan State
Ryan Lindley -QB from San Diego State
Brock Osweiler -QB from Arizona State
Russell Wilson -QB from Wisconsin
Brandon Weeden- QB from Oklahoma State
Kendall Reyes – DT from Connecticut
Robert Turbin – RB from Utah State
Austin Wuebbels – G from Missouri
Levy Adcock -OT from Oklahoma State
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Detroit Lions
Kelechi Osemele – OG from Iowa State
Mike Adams OT from Ohio State
LaMichael James RB from Oregon
Braylon Broughton -DE from Texas Christian University
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Josh Norman -CB from Coastal Carolina
Brandon Brooks -OL from Miami (Ohio)
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Stephen Gilmore -DB from South Carolina
Melvin Ingram -DL from South Carolina
Cliff Harris -CB from Oregon
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
David DeCastro – Guard from Stanford
Conroy Black -CB from Utah
Andre Branch -DE from Clemson
Zach Brown-LB from North Carolina
Kaelin Burnett-DE from Nevada
Derrick Coleman -RB from UCLA
David Douglas-WR from Arizona
Isaiah Frey -CB from Nevada
David Gonzales -T/G from Washington State
Josh Kaddu-LB from Oregon
Dennis Kelly – OT from Purdue
Travis Lewis -LB from Oklahoma
Whitney Mercilus – DE from Illinois
Kevin Murphy -OT from Harvard
Josh Norman -CB from Coastal Carolina
J.C. Oram -G from Weber State
Kelechi Osemele -OT from Iowa State
Amini Silatolu – G from Midwestern State
Keith Tandy -CB from West Virginia
Devon Wylie -WR from Fresno State
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Green Bay Packers
Gino Gradkowski -G/C from Delaware
Drew Nowak -DT from Western Michigan
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
Bobby Wagner -LB from Utah State
Chris Anzevino -C from Kent State
Brandon Brooks -G from Miami (Ohio)
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Houston Texans
Kelcie McCray -Safety from Arkansas State
Brandon Brooks -G from Miami (Ohio)
Ron Brooks -CB from LSU
George Iloka- S from Boise State
Mychal Kendricks-LB from California
Randy Bullock – K from Texas A&M
Ronnie Cameron -DT from Old Dominion
Brandon Hardin -CB from Oregon State
Lionel Smith -CB from Texas A&M
Tavon Wilson -S from Illinois
Jeremy Lane -CB from Northwestern State
Mario Louis – WR from Grambling
Randy Bullock – K from Texas A&M
Lavonte David – LB from Nebraska
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Indianapolis Colts
Dwight Bentley – CB from Louisiana-Lafayette
Cyrus Gray – RB from Texas A&M
Dennis Kelly – OT from Purdue
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Brandon Brooks -G from Miami (Ohio)
Matt Conrath -DE from Virginia
Tim Fugger -DE from Vanderbilt
Gino Gradkowski – G/C from Delaware
Chris Greenwood -CB from Albion
Andrew Luck -QB from Stanford
Janoris Jenkins-CB from North Alabama
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
Brian Stahovich -P from San Diego State
Keith Tandy – CB from West Virginia
Tavon Wilson – S from Illinois
Logan Brock -TE from TCU
Trent Richardson – RB from Alabama
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Jacksonville Jaguars
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Eric Lair -TE from University of Minnesota
Jerel Werthy -DT from Michigan State
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Quinton Coples- DE from North Carolina
Gino Gradkowski OG/C from University Of Deleware
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Chris Greenwood – RB from Albion
Ronnie Cameron – DT from Old Dominion
Toney Clemons -WR from Colorado
Tyrone Crawford -DE from Boise State
Ryan Davis – LB from Bethune-Cookman
Chad Faulcon -Safety from Montclair State
Gino Gradkowski – G/C from Delaware
Chris Greenwood -CB from Albion
Jayron Hosley – CB from Virginia Tech
Chandler Jones – DE from Syracuse
Ronald Leary -G from Memphis
Nick Perry -DE from USC
Adrien Robinson – TE from Cincinnati
Keith Tandy – CB from West Virginia
Matt Veldman – TE from North Dakota State
Tahir Whitehead -LB from Temple
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Kansas City Chiefs
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Cordy Glenn -OG from University of Georgia
Ben Jones -C from University of Georgia
Bruce Irvin -LB from West Virgina
Jerel Worthy DT from Michigan State
Robert Griffin III -QB from Baylor
Andrew Luck QB from Stanford
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Brandon Brooks – G from Miami (Ohio)
Josh Chapman -DT from Alabama
Kirk Cousins – QB from Michigan State
Juron Criner – WR from Arizona
Cyrus Gray -RB from Texas A&M
James Hanna – TE from Oklahoma
A.J. Jenkins – WR from Illinois
Chandler Jones – DE from Syracuse
Doug Martin – RB from Boise State
Drew Nowak – DT from Western Michigan
Kelechi Osemele – T/G from Iowa State
Brock Osweiler – QB from Arizona State
Dontari Poe – DT from Memphis
Mitchell Schwartz – OT from California
Donald Stephenson – OT from Oklahoma
Brandon Taylor – Safety from LSU
Robert Turbin – RB from Utah State
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Miami Dolphins
Coby Fleener – TE from Stanford
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Zach Brown -RB from Pittsburgh
Travis Cadet -RB from Appalacian State
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Mohamed Sanu -WR from Rutgers
Quinton Coples- DE from North Carolina
Desmond Wynn -OL from Rutgers
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Robert Griffin III -QB from Baylor
Chris Rainey -RB University of Florida
Janoris Jenkins -CB from North Albama/Florida
Patrick Edward -WR from Houston
Levy Adcock -OT from Oklahoma State
Justin Blackmon – WR from Oklahoma State
Matt Blanchard – QB from Wisconsin-Whitewater
Brandon Brooks -G from Miami (Ohio)
Morris Claiborne – CB from LSU
Quinton Coples – DE from North Carolina
Lavonte David – LB from Nebraska
David Gonzales – T/G from Washington State
Ladarius Green – TE from Louisiana-Lafayette
Antonio Fenelus -CB from Wisconsin
Michael Floyd -WR from Notre Dame
Chris Greenwood – CB from Albion
Brandon Hardin -CB from Oregon State
Tyler Horn – C from Miami
Jayron Hosley -CB from Virginia Tech
Melvin Ingram -DE from South Carolina
Bruce Irvin -LB from West Virginia
Trumaine Johnson -CB from Montana
Syracuse defensive end Chandler Jones
Bobby Massie – OT from Ole Miss
Kelechi Osemele- OT from Iowa State
Brock Osweiler- QB from Arizona State
Darius Reynolds -WR from Iowa State
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
Brandon Taylor -Safety from LSU
Korey Toomer -LB from Idaho
Bobby Wagner -LB from Utah State
Desmond Wynn – G from Rutgers
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Minnesota Vikings
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU Scheduled meeting
Chase Baker -DT from Boise State
Justin Blackmon – WR from Oklahoma State
Ron Brooks – CB from LSU
D.J. Campbell – Safety from California
Morris Claiborne-CB from LSU
Tom Compton -OT from South Dakota
Michael Floyd -WR from Notre Dame
James Hanna -TE from Oklahoma
Casey Hayward -CB from Vanderbilt
Stephen Hill -WR from Georgia Tech
Alshon Jefferey -WR from South Carolina
Matt Kalil -OT from USC
Jonathan Martin -OT from Stanford
Dontari Poe -DT from Memphis
Amini Silatolu -G from Midwestern State
Lionel Smith -CB from Texas A&M
Greg Zuerlein -K from Missouri Western
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New England Patriots
Isaiah Pead -RB from Cincinnati
Derek Wolfe -DT from Cincinnati
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
Casey Hayward -CB from Vanderbilt
Eric Lair -TE from University of Minnesota
Bruce Irvin -LB from West Virgina
Omar Bolden -CB -Arizona State
Michael Brockers DL from LSU
Ron Brooks CB from LSU
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Josh Bellamy -CB from Louisville
Jordan Bernstine – Safety from Iowa
Omar Bolden -CB from Arizona State
LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers
LSU cornerback Ron Brooks
Zach Brown – LB from North Carolina
Derek Carrier – WR from
Claude Davis – DE from South Florida
Ryan Davis – LB from Bethune-Cookman
Tony Dye -Safety from UCLA
Melvin Ingram -DE from South Carolina
Trumaine Johnson – DB from Montana
Noah Keller – LB from Ohio
Ronnell Lewis – LB from Oklahoma
Travis Lewis – LB from Oklahoma
Micah Pellerin -CB from Hampton
Nick Perry – DE from USC
Chris Rainet -WR from Florida
Darius Reynolds – WR from Iowa State
Brandon Taylor – Safety from LSU
David Wilson – RB from Virginia Tech
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New Orleans Saints
Ladarius Green -TE from Louisiana-Lafayette
Rishaw Johnson- G from California guard
Adrien Robinson – TE from Cincinnati
Donavan Robinson -DE from Jackson State
Lionel Smith -CB from Texas A&M
Darrion Weems – OT from Oregon
Jericho Nelson – Safety from Arkansas
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New York Giants
Ronnie Cameroon -DT from Old Dominion
Kendall Wright -WR from Baylor
Mohamed Sanu -WR from Rutgers
Omar Bolden -CB -Arizona State
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Ryan Davis – LB from Bethune-Cookman
Jerron McMillian -Safety from Maine
Josue Ortiz – DE from Harvard
Matt Simms – QB from Tennessee
Korey Toomer – LB from Idaho
Tahir Whitehead – LB from Temple
Devon Wylie – WR – Fresno State
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New York Jets
Robert Turbin – RB from Utah State
Kendall Wright-WR from Baylor
Michael Floyd – WR from Notre Dame
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Chris Givens – WR from Wake Forest
Stephen Hill – WR from Georgia Tech
Alshon Jeffery – WR from South Carolina
Orson Charles -TE from Georgia
Evan Rodriguez – TE from Temple
Cordy Glenn -OL from Georgia
Ben Jones -OL from Georgia
Jeff Adams – OT from Columbia
Brandon Brooks – G from Miami (Ohio)
Ronald Leary – G from Memphis
Joe Long -OT from Wayne State
Bobby Massie – OT from Ole Miss
Robert T. Griffin – G from Baylor
Quinton Coples-DE from North Carolina
Chandler Jones – DE from Syracuse
Melvin Ingram -DE from South Carolina
Josue Ortiz – DE from Harvard
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Mohamed Sanu -WR from Rutgers
Bruce Irvin -LB from West Virgina
Zach Brown – LB from North Carolina
Tahir Whitehead – LB from Temple
Ronnell Lewis – LB Oklahoma
Cameron Collins – LB from Oregon State
DeMario Davis -LB from Arkansas State
Trumaine Johnson – CB from Montana
Omar Bolden – CB from Arizona State
Jayron Hosley – CB from Virginia Tech
Harrison Smith – S from Notre Dame
Jerron McMillian – S from Maine
Chad Faulcon – S from Montclair State
Josh Bush – S from Wake Forest
Brandon Taylor -S from LSU
Antonio Allen -S from South Carolina
Brian Stahovich -P from San Diego
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Oakland Raiders
Steven Baker -OT from East Carolina
Jordan Bernstine -S from Iowa
Sammy Brown -LB from Houston
Kaelin Burnett -DE from Nevada
Derek Carrier -WR from Beloit
Josh Chapman -DT from Alabama
Derrick Coleman – RB from UCLA
Claude Davis -DE from South Florida
Devin Goda -WR from Slippery Rock
Chris Greenwood -CB from Albion
Andre Hardy- TE from CAl State Fullerton
Alex Hoffman-Ellis -LB from Washington State
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Tony Dye -Safety from UCLA
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Philadelphia Eagles
Ryan Tannehill -QB from Texas A&M
Nick Foles – QB from Arizona quarterback
Kirk Cousins – QB from Michigan State
Robert Griffin III -QB – Baylor
Chris Rainey -RB from University of Florida
Robert Turbin -RB from Utah State
Michael Floyd – WR from Notre Dame
Stephen Hill – WR – Georgia Tech
Damaris Johnson -WR from Tulsa
Orson Charles -TE from University of Georgia
Levy Adcock -OT from Oklahoma State
Josh Oglesby – OT from Wisconsin
Dennis Kelly -OT from Purdue
Gino Gradkowski – G/C from Delaware
Jeff Allen – T/G from Illinois
Ben Jones -C from Georgia
Ryan Miller – G from Colorado
Cordy Glenn -OL from Georgia
Ben Jones -OL from Georgia
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Dontari Poe -DT from Memphis
Luke Kuechly -LB from Boston College
Bobby Wagner -LB from Utah State
Trumaine Johnson -CB from Montana
Omar Bolden -CB from Arizona State
Ron Brooks -CB from LSU
Janoris Jenkins – CB from North Alabama
Jordan Bernstine – S from Iowa
Janzen Jackson -S from McNeese State
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Isaiah Pead – RB from Cincinnati
LaMichael James – RB from Oregon
Stephen Hill- WR from Georgia Tech
Toney Clemons – WR from Colorado
T.Y. Hilton – WR from Florida International
Keshawn Martin – WR from Michigan State
Toney Clemons -WR from Colorado
Greg Childs – WR from Arkansas
Ladarius Green – TE from Louisiana-Lafayette
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
David Paulson – TE from Oregon
Michael Egnew – TE from Missouri
Mike Adams – OT from Ohio State
Bobby Massie – OT from Ole Miss
Mitchell Schartz -OL from University of California
Lucas Nix – G from University of Pittsburgh
Amini Silatolu – G from Midwestern State
Brandon Brooks – G from Miami
Kelvin Beachum -G/T from SMU
Dontari Poe -DT from Memphis
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Akiem Hicks – DT from Regina
Hebron Fangupo – DT from BYU
John Hughes – DT from Cincinnati
Nick Perry -DE from USC
Olivier Vernon – DE from Miami
Derek Wolfe – DE from Cincinnati
Andre Branch – DE from Clemson
Cam Johnson – DE from Virginia
Dont’a Hightower LB from Alabama
Mychal Kendricks – LB from California
Jerrell Harris – LB from Alabama
Keith Tandy – CB from West Virginia
Jeremy Jones – DB from Wayne State
Zach Nolan – Long Snapper from Stanford
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San Diego Chargers
D.J. Campbell – Safety from California
Brandon Hardin – CB from Oregon State
Ronnell Lewis – LB from Oklahoma
Donavan Robinson – DE from Jackson State
Brad Smelley – TE from Alabama
Bobby Wagner – LB from Utah State
Tavon Wilson – Safety from Illinois
Ronnie Cameroon -DT from Old Dominion
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
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San Francisco 49ers
Brock Mansion -QB from Cal
David Wilson -RB from Virginia Tech
Bernard Pierce -RB from Temple
Isaiah Pead – RB from Cincinnati
Robert Turbin – RB from Utah State
Travaris Cadet -RB Appalachian State
DaJuan Cofield -RB from San Jose State
Deante’ Purvis RB from UNLV-Pinole
Brandon Rutley RB from San Jose State
Jeremy Stewart RB from Stanford
Mohamed Sanu – WR from Rutgers
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Kendall Wright -WR from Baylor
Stephen Hill -WR from Georgia Tech
A.J. Jenkins- WR from Illinois
Coby Fleener TE from Stanford
Anthony Miller- TE from Cal
Eric Lair -TE from University of Minnesota
Justin Cheadle -G from from Cal
Sioeli Fakalata -G from New Mexico State-East Palo Alto
Justin Gates -G from Cal
Federick Koloto G from San Jose State
Paul Madsen T from Colorado State-Danville
Andres Vargas -T from San Jose State
Chris Anzevino – C from Kent State
Jason Slowey -C from Western Oregon
Robert Reed -C from from San Jose State
Claude Davis -DE from South Florida
Trevor Guyton – DE from Cal
Matthew Masifilo -DE from Stanford
Pablo Garcia -DT from San Jose State
Oliver Pryor -DT from Missouri Western State-Walnut Creek
D.J. Holt – LB from California
Bruce Irvin- LB from West Virginia
Bobby Wagner – LB from Utah State
Jeremy Lane – CB from Northwestern State
Jeremy Jones- CB from Wayne State
Jordan Bernstine – S from Iowa
Sean Richardson -S from Vanderbilt
Brandon Davis -S from San Diego State-Oakland
Alexander Germany -S from San Jose State
Lanny Kelly S- from Howard-Richmond
Virdell Larkins -S from New Mexico Highlands-Oakland
Michael Thomas -S from Stanford
Darion Campbell -S from Cal
Sean Cattouse -S from Cal
Duke Ihenacho -S from San Jose State
Joseph Larche -S from Sacramento State-Hayward
Manu Ngatikaura -S from San Jose State
Delano Howell -S from Stanford
Giorgio Tavecchio – K from Cal
Ben Zorn -Long Snapper from San Jose State
Bryan Anger – P from Cal
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Seattle Seahawks
Chandler Harnish- QB from Northern Illinois
Derrick Coleman – RB from UCLA
Logwone Mitz -RB from Washington State
Derek Carrier – WR/TE from Beloit
Devin Aguliar -WR from Washington
Justin Helwege – WR from Central Washington
Nathan Palmer- WR from Northern Illinois
Brian Quick – WR from Appalachian State
Lavasier Tuinei- WR Oregon
Adrien Robinson -TE from Cincinnati
Brad Smelley -TE from Alabama
Lamont Bryant -TE from Morgan State
David Paulsen -TE from Oregon
Mike Ryan -OT from Connecticut
David Gonzales -T/G from Washington State
Jon Opperud- OT from Montana
Michael Brockers DT from LSU
Renard Williams- DT from Eastern Washington
Will Blackwell -DL from LSU
Matt Conrath – DE from Virginia
Claude Davis – DE from South Florida
Donnie Fletcher – DE from Boston College
Korey Toomer – LB from Idaho
Bobby Wagner – LB from Utah State
Danny Trevathan- LB from Kentucky
Ron Brooks – CB from LSU
Josh Bellamy- CB/WR from Louisville
Brandon Hardin – CB from Oregon State
Jeremy Lane- CB from Northwestern State
George Iloka- S from Boise State
DeShawn Shead -S from Portland State
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St. Louis Rams
Trent Richardson -RB from Alabama
LaMichael James – RB from Oregon
Todd Anderson – FB from Michigan State
A.J. Jenkins – WR from Illinois
Justin Blackmon -WR from Oklahoma State
Michael Floyd – WR from Notre Dame
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Chris Givens- WR from Wake Forest
Brian Quick – WR from Appalachian State
Kendall Wright -WR from Baylor
Matt Kalil – OT from USC
Mike Adams – OT from Ohio State
Ronald Leary – G from Memphis
Kelechi Osemele – G/T from Iowa State
Ben Jones -C from Georgia
Quinton Coples -DE from North Carolina
Fletcher Cox – DT from Mississippi State
Dontari Poe- DT from Memphis
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Jerel Werthy -DT from Michigan State
Alameda Ta’amu – DT from Washington
Mychal Kendricks – LB from California
Sean Spence – LB from Miami
Bobby Wagner – LB from Utah State
James-Michael Johnson – LB from Nevada
Dwight Bentley – CB from Louisiana-Lafayette
Morris Claiborne -CB from LSU
Janoris Jenkins -CB from North Alabama
Dre Kirkpatrick -CB from Alabama
Brian Stahovich – Punter from San Diego State
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Trent Richardson – RB from Alabama
David Wilson -RB from Virginia Tech
Bernard Pierce -RB from Temple
Justin Blackmon – WR from Oklahoma State
Rueben Randle – WR from LSU
Ladarius Green – TE from Louisiana-Lafayette
Taylor Thompson -TE from SMU
David Gonzales -T/G from Washington State
Dennis Kelly -OT from Purdue
Amini Silatolu – G from Midwestern State
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Quinton Coples- DE from North Carolina
Chandler Jones -DE from Syracuse
Bobby Wagner – LB from Utah State
Tank Carder – OLB from TCU
Morris Claiborne -CB from LSU
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Ron Brooks -CB from LSU
Josh Bellamy -CB/WR from Louisville
Tavon Wilson -S from Illinois
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Tennessee Titans
Michael Floyd -WR from Notre Dame
Kendall Wright -WR from Baylor
Stephen Hill -WR from Georgia Tech
Alshon Jeffery -WR from South Carolina
Joe Adams – WR from Arkansas
A.J. Jenkins -WR from Illinois
Peter Konz -C from Wisconsin
Gino Gradkowski OG/C from University Of Deleware
Devon Still – DT from Penn State
Fletcher Cox -DT from Mississippi State
Michael Brockers – DT from LSU
Josh Chapman -DT from Alabama
Courtney Upshaw -DE from Alabama
Melvin Ingram -DE from South Carolina
Whitney Mercilus -DE Illinois
Tim Fugger -DE from Vanderbilt
Ernest Owusu – DE from California
Dont’a Hightower -LB from Alabama
Luke Kuechly LB from Boston College
Mychal Kendricks -LB from California
Zach Brown – LB from North Carolina
Lavonte David -LB from Nebraska
Shea McClellin -LB from Boise State
Mike Martin -DT from Michigan
Bobby Wagner -LB from Utah State
Dre Kirkpatrick – CB from Alabama
Stephon Gilmore -CB from South Carolina
Chris Greenwood -CB from Albion
Casey Hayward -CB from Vanderbilt
Mark Barron -S from Alabama
Sean Richardson -S from Vanderbilt
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Washington Redskins
Robert Griffin III -QB from Baylor
Andrew Luck – QB from Stamford
Aaron Corp -QB from Richmond
Trent Richardson – RB from Alabama
Stephen Hill – WR from Georgia Tech
Donald Stephenson -OT from Oklahoma
Robert Turbin -RB from Utah State
Omar Bolden -CB from Arizona State
Keith Tandy -CB from West Virgina
Michael Brockers -DT from LSU
Trevor Guyton – DL from University of California
Kelcie McCray -S from Arkansas State
Philip Thomas -S from Syracuse
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Terrell Owens is Back to Football…Just not the NFL
By Gayle Saunders
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Terrell Owens is returning to play the game he loves, however its not in the NFL, its the IFL The Indoor Football League. Guys like Buffalo’s Fred Jackson and Redskins Anthony Armstrong have come from this league in fact.
Owens wil be suiting up for the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League who play in Allen, Texas. Read more
Taylor Mays blows up Tom Zbikowski
By Gayle Saunders
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There is one thing that Taylor Mays does really well and that is hitting people very hard. With a frame as big as his, he was meant to smash people on the football field, I’m glad he continues to do what he does best!
Troy Polamalu blows up Andrew Hawkins
By Gayle Saunders
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The 6 time pro bowler Troy Polamalu can hit…lets just be real here. On every play this guy brings the wood, unfortunately for Andrew Hawkins het gets to go matrix after Polamalu hits him with a Steelers bullet!!
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