2014 NFL Undrafted Free Agents Thread
Please post as you hear of guys signing...
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Arizona Cardinals
WR Kevin Smith, Washington
DL Justin Renfrow, Miami
OT Kelvin Palmer, Baylor
Atlanta Falcons
DT/FB Roosevelt Nix, Kent State
RB Jerome Smith, Syracuse
CB Tay Glover-Wright, Utah State
OL James Stone, Tennessee
WR Geraldo Boldewijn, Boise State
QB Jeff Matthews, Cornell
WR Bernard Reedy, Toledo
DE Jacques Smith, Tennessee
P Matt Yoklic, Pittsburgh
DL Nosa Eguae, Auburn
WR Freddie Martino, North Greenville
Baltimore Ravens
Buffalo Bills
DT Damien Jacobs, Florida
Carolina Panthers
CB Carrington Byndom, Texas
Chicago Bears
QB Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois
Cincinnati Bengals
WR Alex Neutz, Buffalo
DL/FB Nikita Whitlock, Wake Forest
FB Ryan Hewitt, Stanford
RB James Wilder Jr., FSU
Cleveland Browns
WR Willie Snead, Ball St.
WR Chandler Jones, San Jose St.
WR Kenny Shaw, FSU
FB Ray Agnew, Southern Illinois
QB Connor Shaw, South Carolina
Dallas Cowboys
QB Dustin Caughan, West Texas A&M
P Cody Mandell, Alabama
TE Evan Wilson, Illinois
G Ronald Patrick, South Carolina
S Ryan Smith, Auburn
Denver Broncos
QB Bryn Renner, North Carolina
OLB Shaquil Barrett, Colorado State
WR Isaiah Burse, Fresno State
Detroit Lions
QB James Franklin, Missouri
TE Jacob Maxwell, Louisiana-Lafayette
S Gabe Lynn, Oklahoma
Green Bay Packers
LB Joe Thomas, SC State
QB Chase Rettig, Boston College
G John Fullington, Washington State
CB Ryan White, Auburn
Houston Texans
WR Nathan Slaughter, West Texas A&M
LB Max Bullough, Michigan State
Indianapolis Colts
QB Seth Lobato, Northern Colorado
S Dewey McDonald, Cal PA
CB Keon Lyn, Syracuse
G Marcus Hall, Ohio State
Jacksonville Jaguars
WR Allen Hurns, Miami
QB Stephen Morris, Miami
G Tyler Shatley, Clemson
RB Terreance Cobb, Cumberlands (Ky.)
TE D.J. Tialavela, Utah State
TE Marcel Jensen, Fresno State
OT Josh Wells, James Madison
FB Maurice Hagens, Miami
Kansas City Chiefs
RB Charcandrick West, Abilene Christian
WR Albert Wilson, Georgia State
RB James Baker, Idaho
OL Ben Gottschalk, SMU
DB David Van Dyke, Tennessee State
S Daniel Sorensen, BYU
Miami Dolphins
QB Brock Jensen, North Dakota State
P Steven Clark, Auburn
DT Curtis Porter, Miami
DT Anthony Johnson, LSU
Minnesota Vikings
QB/WR Kain Colter, Northwestern
C Zac Kerin, Toledo
OL Austin Wentworth, Fresno State
New England Patriots
TE Tyler Beck, Bowling Green
RB Roy Finch, Oklahoma
DL Micajah Reynolds, Michigan State
LB James Morris, Iowa
New Orleans Saints
S Ty Zimmerman, Kansas State
S Pierre Warren, Jacksonville State
RB Tim Flanders, Sam Houston State
New York Giants
DL Kelcy Quarles, South Carolina
DE Emmanuel Dieke, Georgia Tech
LB Dan Fox, Notre Dame
DT Eathyn Manumaluene, BYU
New York Jets
DT Kerry Hyder Jr, Texas Tech
Oakland Raiders
FB Karl Williams, Utah
LB Shayne Skov, Stanford
Philadelphia Eagles
RB David Fluellen, Toledo
TE Trey Burton, Florida
WR Kadron Boone, LSU
Pittsburgh Steelers
C Chris Elkins, Youngstown State
TE Eric Waters, Missouri
DE Josh Mauro, Stanford
San Diego Chargers
S Alden Darby, Arizona State
DE Colton Underwood, Washington
DT Tenny Palepoi, Utah
DT Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe, Boise State
San Francisco 49ers
QB Kory Faulkner, Southern Illinois
DE Morgan Breslin, USC
Seattle Seahawks
S Dion Bailey, USC
QB Keith Price, Washington
St. Louis Rams
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
WR Solomon Patton, Florida
QB Brett Smith, Wyoming
Tennessee Titans
WR Jaz Reynolds, Oklahoma
C Gabe Ikard, Oklahoma
TE David Wright, Westminster
RB Antonio Andrews, WKU
Washington Redskins
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His qb was graduating and thought his stats would go down with a new one... I believe Keith was a 3 yr starter....
...UPDATED!
Arizona Cardinals
WR Kevin Smith, Washington
DL Justin Renfrow, Miami
OT Kelvin Palmer, Baylor
LB James Carson, PSU
LB Glenn Carson, Penn State
LB Jonathan Brown, Illinois
DT Lee Pegues, East Carolina
CB Todd Washington, Southeast Louisiana
CB Brandon Sermons, UCLA
OL Kadeem Williams, Albany
RB Zach Bauman, Northern Arizona
WR Corey Washington, Newberry
Atlanta Falcons
DT/FB Roosevelt Nix, Kent State
RB Jerome Smith, Syracuse
CB Tay Glover-Wright, Utah State
OL James Stone, Tennessee
WR Geraldo Boldewijn, Boise State
QB Jeff Matthews, Cornell
WR Bernard Reedy, Toledo
DE Jacques Smith, Tennessee
P Matt Yoklic, Pittsburgh
DL Nosa Eguae, Auburn
WR Freddie Martino, North Greenville
LB Brenden Daley, Hawaii
TE Jacob Pederson, Wisconsin
S Kimario McFadden, South Carolina
DE Walker May, Vanderbilt
DT Donte Rumph, Kentucky
S Javon Marshall, Vanderbilt
S Jestin Love, Central Arkansas
Baltimore Ravens
LB Zach Orr, North Texas
WR Darius Bell, UCLA
WR Jeremy Butler, Tennessee-Martin
OT James Hurst, North Carolina
DT Derrick Hopkins, Virginia Tech
DT Jamie Meder, Ashland
LB Terrance Bullitt, Texas Tech
DL A.J. Pataialiim Utah State
CB Sammy Seamster, Middle Tennessee State
OT Brett Van Sloten, Iowa
LB Xavius Boyd, Western Kentucky
TE Jake Sinkovec, Boston College
WR Jace Davis, Northern Colorado
LB Xavius Boyd, Western Kentucky
OL Parker Graham, Oklahoma State
Buffalo Bills
DT Damien Jacobs, Florida
DB Deon Broomfield, Iowa State
CB Darius Robinson, Clemson
LB Darrin Kitchens, Florida
S Kenny Ladler, Vanderbilt
OL Jimmy Gaines, Miami
CB Deion Blue, Alabama
WR Alex Neutz, Buffalo
DE Chidera Uzo-Diribe
Carolina Panthers
CB Carrington Byndom, Texas
WR Corey Brown, Ohio State
WR Marcus Lucas, Missouri
OL Jared Wheeler, Miami
DL Shaq Rowell, South Carolina
OL Andrew Norwell, Ohio State
RB Darrin Reaves, UAB
LB Denicos Allen, Michigan State
Chicago Bears
QB Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois
OT James Dunbar, TCU
DT Brandon Dunn, Louisville
LB Christian Jones, Florida State
2015 MOCK DRAFT
Cincinnati Bengals
WR Alex Neutz, Buffalo
DL/FB Nikita Whitlock, Wake Forest
FB Ryan Hewitt, Stanford
RB James Wilder Jr., FSU
G Trey Hopkins, Texas
TE Colin Lockett, SDSU
OL Kevin Palmer, Baylor
S Isaiah Lewis, Michigan State
Cleveland Browns
WR Willie Snead, Ball St.
WR Chandler Jones, San Jose St.
WR Kenny Shaw, FSU
FB Ray Agnew, Southern Illinois
QB Connor Shaw, South Carolina
LB Carlo Calabrese, Notre Dame
RB Isaiah Crowell, Alabama State
TE Blake Jackson, Oklahoma State
QB Corey Robinson, Troy
LB Christo Lisika, South Nazarene
OL Anthony Dima, UMass
DL Calvin Barnett, Oklahoma State
S Jacques Washington, Iowa State
LB Greg Blair, Cincinnati
S Jason Hendricks, Pittsburgh
LB Alex Bazzie, Marshall
S Nickoe Whitey, Mississippi State
WR Jonathan Krause, Vanderbilt
Dallas Cowboys
QB Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M
P Cody Mandell, Alabama
TE Evan Wilson, Illinois
G Ronald Patrick, South Carolina
S Ryan Smith, Auburn
DT Chris Whaley, Texas
DL Andre Cureton, Cincinnati
LB Joe Windsor, Northern Illinois
LS Casey Kreiter, Iowa
WR L'Damian Washington, Missouri
RB Ben Malena, Texas A&M
FB J.C. Copeland, LSU
DE Davon Coleman, Arizona State
QB Kolton Browning, La-Monroe
OT Jarrod Pughsley, Akron
RB Glasco Martin, Baylor
Denver Broncos
DE Kenny Anunike, Duke
OLB Shaquil Barrett, Colorado State
RB Kapri Bibbs, Colorado State
WR Isaiah Burse, Fresno State
P Steven Clark, Auburn
RB Brennan Clay, Oklahoma
DT Mister Cobble, Michigan State
WR Bennie Fowler, Michigan State
WR Greg Hardin, North Dakota State
DE Greg Latta, Purdue
QB Bryn Renner, North Carolina
OT Aslam Sterling, Kansas
CB Jordan Sullen, Tulane
RB Juwan Thompson, Duke
CB Loius Young, Georgia Tech
Mile High Report: Broncos sign 15 undrafted free agents
Detroit Lions
QB James Franklin, Missouri
TE Jacob Maxwell, Louisiana-Lafayette
S Gabe Lynn, Oklahoma
WR Jaz Reynolds, Oklahoma
OL D.J. Morrell, Old Dominion
S Jerome Couplin, William and Mary
WR Andrew Peacock, App State
OT Cornelius Lucas, Kansas State
Green Bay Packers
LB Joe Thomas, SC State
QB Chase Rettig, Boston College
G John Fullington, Washington State
CB Ryan White, Auburn
RB Rajion Neal, Tennessee
LB Jake Doughty, Utah State
DL Carlos Gray, N.C. State
TE Justin Perillo, Maine
LB Jay Elliot, Toledo
DT Mike Pennel, CSU-Pueblo
RB James Sims, Kansas
'MR. IRRELEVANT'
Houston Texans
WR Nathan Slaughter, West Texas A&M
LB Max Bullough, Michigan State
K Chris Boswell, Rice
DE Cory Henry, FAU
WR Josh Stewart, Oklahoma
TE Anthony Denham, Utah
WR Travis Labhart, Texas A&M
OT Chris Martin, Central Florida
OT Matt Feiler, Bloomsburg
Indianapolis Colts
QB Seth Lobato, Northern Colorado
S Dewey McDonald, Cal PA
CB Keon Lyn, Syracuse
G Marcus Hall, Ohio State
RB Zurlon Tipton, Central Michigan
DE Tyler Hoover, Michigan State
DT Zack Kerr, Delaware
OL Eric Shultz, Utah State
DT Nnamdi Ubokwelu, Harvard
G Josh Walker, Mid. Tennesee State
WR Tony Washington, App. State
WR Jordan Harris, Bryant
S Anthony Baskin, Carson-Newman
CB Qua Cox, Jackson State
K Cody Parkey, Auburn
WR Eric Thomas, Troy
WR Greg Moore, Lane College
DT Zach Kerr, Delaware
Jacksonville Jaguars
WR Allen Hurns, Miami
QB Stephen Morris, Miami
G Tyler Shatley, Clemson
RB Terreance Cobb, Cumberlands (Ky.)
TE D.J. Tialavela, Utah State
TE Marcel Jensen, Fresno State
OT Josh Wells, James Madison
FB Maurice Hagens, Miami
CB Rashaad Reynolds, Oregon State
S Craig Loston, LSU
TE Reggie Jordan, Missouri Western
P Chad Zinchini, Tennessee Tech
Kansas City Chiefs
RB Charcandrick West, Abilene Christian
WR Albert Wilson, Georgia State
RB James Baker, Idaho
OL Ben Gottschalk, SMU
DB David Van Dyke, Tennessee State
S Daniel Sorensen, BYU
RB Joey Demartino, Utah State
LB Ben Johnson, Tennessee-Martin
C Cole Pensick, Nebraska
K Cairo Santos, Tulane
NFL DRAFT
Miami Dolphins
QB Brock Jensen, North Dakota State
CB Steven Clarke, Vanderbilt
DT Curtis Porter, Miami
DT Anthony Johnson, LSU
WR Rantavious Wooten, Georgia
OT David Hurd, Arkansas
S Demetrius Wright, USC
TE/FB Gator Hoskins, Marshall
DL Shayron Green, Miami
OL Evan Finkenberg, Arizona State
DE Trevor Mims, USF
CB Deion Belue, Alabama
DT Garrison Smith, Georgia
WR Ryan Lankford, Illinois
Minnesota Vikings
QB/WR Kain Colter, Northwestern
C Zac Kerin, Toledo
OL Austin Wentworth, Fresno State
TE A.C. Leonard, Tennessee State
DE Tyler Scott, Northwestern
OT Pierce Burton, Ole Miss
DE Jake Snyder, Virginia
RB Dominique Williams, Wagner
OT Antonio Richardson, Tennessee
OT Matt Hall, Belhaven
WR Donte Foster, Ohio
DE Rakim Cox, Villanova
OL Austin Wentworth, Fresno State
OL Connor Bofeli, Iowa
WR Erik Lora, Eastern Illinois
New England Patriots
TE Tyler Beck, Bowling Green
RB Roy Finch, Oklahoma
DL Micajah Reynolds, Michigan State
LB James Morris, Iowa
DB Travis Hawkins, Delaware
TE Justin Jones, East Carolina
DL Deylan Buntyn, N.C. State
OLB Cameron Gordon, Michigan
LS Tyler Ott, Harvard
TE Asa Watson, N.C. State
New Orleans Saints
S Ty Zimmerman, Kansas State
S Pierre Warren, Jacksonville State
RB Tim Flanders, Sam Houston State
WR JeRon Hamm, ULM
QB Logan Kilgore, Middle Tennessee State
DL George Uko, New Orleans
LB Spencer Hadley, BYU
WR Brandon Coleman, Rutgers
CB Brian Dixon, Northwest Missouri State
C Matt Armstrong, Grand Valley State
WR Sentavius Jones, Valdosta State
New York Giants
DL Kelcy Quarles, South Carolina
DE Emmanuel Dieke, Georgia Tech
LB Dan Fox, Notre Dame
DT Eathyn Manumaluene, BYU
DE Kerry Wynn, Richmond
TE Xavier Grimble, USC
S C.J. Barnett, Ohio State
New York Jets
DT Kerry Hyder Jr, Texas Tech
OT Tevon Conrad, Saginaw Valley St.
LB Nick Dimarco, William Penn
Oakland Raiders
FB Karl Williams, Utah
WR Mike Davis, Texas
TE Scott Simonson, Assumption
RB George Atkinson, Notre Dame
WR D.J. Coles, Virginia Tech
TE Jake Murphy, Utah
Philadelphia Eagles
RB David Fluellen, Toledo
TE Trey Burton, Florida
WR Kadron Boone, LSU
OL Josh Andrews, Oregon State
K Carey Spear, Vanderbilt
RB Henry Josey, Missouri
WR Quron Pratt, Rutgers
TE Blake Annen, Cincinnati
CB John Fulton, Alabama
OT Kevin Graf, USC
OT Donald Hawkins, Texas
MUST READ
Pittsburgh Steelers
C Chris Elkins, Youngstown State
TE Eric Waters, Missouri
DE Josh Mauro, Stanford
LB Howard Jones, Shepherd
OL Will Simmons, East Carolina
QB Brendon Kay, Cincinnati
DL Ethan Hemer, Wisconsin
QB Terrance Owens, Toledo
San Diego Chargers
S Alden Darby, Arizona State
DE Colton Underwood, Illinois State
DT Tenny Palepoi, Utah
DT Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe, Boise State
TE Mike Flacco, New Haven
WR Javontee Herndon, Arkansas
RB D.J. Adams, Portland State
CB Greg Ducre, Washington
WR Brelon Chancellor, North Texas
OT Ian White, Boston College
P Chase Tenpenny, Nevada
OT Jeremiah Sirles, Nebraska
LB Alvin Scioneaux, Wofford
G D.J. Johnson, New Mexico
CB Chris Davis, Auburn
WR Torrence Allen, West Texas A&M
San Francisco 49ers
QB Kory Faulkner, Southern Illinois
DE Morgan Breslin, USC
S L.J. McCray, Catawba
TE Asante Cleveland, Miami
LB Shayne Skov, Stanford
C Dillon Farrell, New Mexico
OT Fou Fonoti, Michigan State
Seattle Seahawks
S Dion Bailey, USC
LB Brock Coyle, Montana
TE Chase Dixon, Central Arkansas
QB Keith Price, Washington
OT Garry Gilliam, Penn State
OT Andu Pulu, Eastern Michigan
DE Jackson Jeffcoat, Texas
OG Bronson Irwin, Oklahoma
CB Jimmy LeGree, South Carolina
Field Gulls: Tracking Seattled UDFA signings
St. Louis Rams
TE Alex Bayer, Bowling Green
CB Jarrid Bryant, South Dakota
LB Johnny Millard, Cal Poly
DE Ethan Westbrooks, West Texas A&M
FB Kadeem Jones, Western Kentucky
NFL DRAFT
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
WR Solomon Patton, Florida
QB Brett Smith, Wyoming
CB Keith Lewis, Virginia-Lynchburg
DE Chaz Sutton, South Carolina
WR Aaron Burks, Boise State
WR Tony Hurd Jr., Texas A&M
OL Matt Patchan, Boston College
S Mycal Swaim, Eastern Michigan
Tennessee Titans
WR Jaz Reynolds, Oklahoma
C Gabe Ikard, Oklahoma
TE David Wright, Westminster
RB Antonio Andrews, WKU
DB Gabriel Lynn, Oklahoma
DE James Gayle, Virginia Tech
WR Josh Stewart, Oklahoma State
WR Eric Ward, Texas Tech
K Travis Coons, Washington
OL Justin McCaray, Central Florida
DE Jamall Marell, Rutgers
S Hakeem Smith, Louisville
WR Derel Walker, Texas A&M
CB Rishard Anderson, Syracuse
Washington Redskins
LS J.R. Carr, Tennessee
RB Silas Redd, USC
WR Cody Hoffman, BYU
QB Tommy Rees, Notre Dame
WR Rashad Lawrence, Northwestern
OT Chris Davenport, LSU
DB Justin Blake, Hampton
WR Lee Doss, Southern
DT Robert Thomas, Arkansas
I chatted with the Giants' DB coach in the security line at LaGuardia a couple weeks ago, and when he told me who he was, the first thing out of my mouth was "How's Stevie doing?" (Stevie Brown was on IR last year after breaking out the year before.) He said he's doing well, and when I identified myself as a Michigan fan, he said, "We had Ryan Mundy, too!" When i mentioned that Mundy didn't actually graduate from Michigan, he smiled and said, "Yeah, Stevie never lets him forget that!"
Interesting that they brought in Gordon. The coach (whose name is David Merritt, no relation to our basketball player as far as I know) played at NC State and in the NFL, but doesn't seem to have a connection to Michigan. But apparently they have faith in our DBs.
PS to Lions fans: He was on his way to NC to do some scouting back home, so I'm wondering if one of the targets was your new tight end. I read somewhere that the Giants had him high on their board, so maybe that's why the Lions took him so early. If it makes you feel better to know he was wanted by others.
His ejection from the game this year is one of my favorite recent memories in Michigan sports- thank you Mr. Hall for cementing yourself in Michigan football infamy
Fitz, Dileo, Q, Black, or Gibbons?
Not sure if any of them will find a shot, but just wondering...
- Jake Ryan
- Thomas Rawls
- Fitz Toussaint
- Drew Dileo
- Jonathan Keizer?
- Courtney Avery
- Will Hagerup
- N.W.A./Justice Hayes?
- Alex Mitropoulous-Rundus?
- Anthony Capatina?
8. Furman
9. Paskorz
10. Esterline
Thanks for the update.
I do not know what to make of it. Was the defense not that good, was it all because of Darquez, or Narduzzi is a genious?
Ironically, the much maligned UM OL had two early selections.
It seems like the distribution of defense was very, very high in this draft. As late as the fourth round, it seemed like more than half od the cumulative picks to that point were defensive players.
From the look of things, the bulk of MSU's defensive prospects are going as UFAs. At least from what we've seen so far, and someone has some semi-current data posted above, Tyler Hoover was signed by Indianapolis and Micajah Reynolds was signed by New England. Max Bullough was signed by Houston, which I believe is mentioned above.
NFL prospect? With so many defensive players selected one would think and at least Bullough would be picked up. This is a clear case of the whole being much better than the sum of its parts, which I hope to be the case with UM OL this year.
I thought Max weighed 250lbs during the season and was 265lbs at the combine?
smoke, there's fire. I doubt it's that simple because the NFL will go on more than assumptions.
Steroids make u lose 15 little lbs in 6 weeks. I bet u have never worked out a day in your life. This is why steroids get a bad name people are so misinformed about things now adays .Please in the future don't speculate on things you have no idea what you are talking about. You can lose 15lbs in a day if you wanted granted almost all will be water but you can... Steroids usually make you gain weight... So by your logic Nik and Caris were on steroids last summer while at Michigan? Didn't think so.. I am not a sparty fan hate them but will not let someone blame someone's hard work or stuff on steroids.
The main thing is proper Post Cycle Therapy which is where you take certain drugs that make your body go back to normal by making your body produce testosterone again and a lot other stuff but we don't have time for a biology lesson.
The main thing is proper Post Cycle Therapy which is where you take certain drugs that make your body go back to normal by making your body produce testosterone again and a lot other stuff but we don't have time for a biology lesson.
The main thing is proper Post Cycle Therapy which is where you take certain drugs that make your body go back to normal by making your body produce testosterone again and a lot other stuff but we don't have time for a biology lesson.
The main thing is proper Post Cycle Therapy which is where you take certain drugs that make your body go back to normal by making your body produce testosterone again and a lot other stuff but we don't have time for a biology lesson.
The main thing is proper Post Cycle Therapy which is where you take certain drugs that make your body go back to normal by making your body produce testosterone again and a lot other stuff but we don't have time for a biology lesson.
It depends on the steroid... There are some that cause quick gain and some is water weight and others are slow which means more quality muscle it is a possibility someone could do that but that if he wants some quick mass for power and say 6weeks later wanted to run his 40... But you increase your chances of testing positive for PEDs... To me I don't care if football players are on it the pain and punishment they go through most of the players we love to watch play would be injured all the time and steroids are actually pretty Safe if not over done. Most steroids are made for people with wasting diseases aids,cancer and whole bunch others it is just like taking 80 asprin at once not food for you but 2 ,3 a day u r fine. These supplements you see at gnc are the real dangerous ones not all but the ones that have one study done on it and u can put it in a supplement where as steroids have been around since the 30s and new ones are all like 20 years old with studies done on them by major universities. I could write all say about the benifits and side effects of everything we take everyday most food we eat that is processed has small traces of cancer causing ingredients. Soy is made from petroleum fuel byproducts and only if u buy 100% organic are you assured there is nothing in it like that but then look at how much you get charged and most Americans can't afford to pay to eat that way... Sorry I am rambling but these PEDs aren't evil and no way should they be made a priority by congress over much more urgent problems.
Maybe people would be better informed about steroids if the pros of steroid use were explained by someone who can formulate complete sentences.
Sorry I am not a professional writer but I do pretty dam good for having dyslexia.... I just know about the that because I am a beliver in anti aging and HGH and some forms of steroids or testosterone give many a better quality of life. Why would big companies who make money off us being sick want us to have something that makes us healthy and not be dependent on their drugs? Money it is all about money.... and I am a PA also...
I agree if you were talking about me I have always had a hard time getting my thoughts out on paper like that. If if was something important for school or for my doctors offfice I do take the time to proof read and make sure it all makes sense. Guess my ADD meds werent working well that day.
Coaching is the difference maker in the MSU defensive system. They do a great job of teaching each player their assignment and players to execute.
...so, how come none of them got picked up by the Seahawks?
Don't tell that to the closet Spartans on this board
Bullough was a good college linebacker and was projected to go as high as the 4th round. He took a tumble down the board but his play on the field seemed legit to me.
forthcoming about his suspension instead of refusing to talk about it .
I'm not trying to defend him, I was helping to answer the question of how MSU's defense was so good if only one player got drafted. If good players do stupid stuff to hurt their NFL stock, that's part of the answer.
Also, they have 3 potential first round picks for the 2015 NFL draft on their team.
to stand up to bullies is to be tough. For whatever reason, Hoke has had a "tough" time fulfilling his promise that his teams will play tough.
Allen and Lewis are undersized. Good college players, but not what the NFL is looking for.