Udfa List

[Cards Czar]

This is what i have gotten so far.

Cardinals
WR Justin Brown (Hampton)
DB Michael Ray Garvin (FSU)
WR Shane Morales (Oregon St.)
LB Chase Bullock (Maryland)

Chase Bullock, Maryland, ILB
Height: 6-3. Weight: 235.
Projected 40 Time: 4.69.
Pro Day 40 Time: 4.59.
Benchx225: 26. Vertical: 34.

 

[Southpaw]

Michael Ray Garvin
Michael Ray Garvin

Player Profile
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Upper Saddle River, NJ
High School:
Don Bosco Prep

Height / Weight:
5-8 / 182
Position:
CB

2008

· Sporting News first team All-American as a kick returner.

· Named a third team All-American by SI.com and Scout.

· Finished the season second in the nation in kick-off returns and led the ACC.

· Earned All-ACC Second Team honors as a specialist.

· The ACC Specialist of the Week for his performance in the Seminoles' victory over Colorado.

· The defensive special teams' player of the year as voted on by the Florida State coaching staff.

· Established the Seminoles' career record for kickoff return yards (1,721) and average yards per return (23.57)

· Tied the all-time record held by Keith Ross with 73 returns in his career

· The only FSU player to ever average more than 30 yards per return in a season when he posted an 30.1 average in 2008

· Now holds FSU records for average kick-off return yards for a career and a season

· Career-high 172 yards on five kickoffs in the regular season finale against Florida.

· Three games with more than 100 yards in kickoff returns (Colorado, 119; NC State, 114; Florida, 172).

· First kickoff return for a touchdown in his career came in the Seminoles' victory over Colorado in Jacksonville.

· Totaled 12 tackles as a back-up at the cornerback position.

· Season-high three tackles came in victories over Colorado and Maryland.

· Earned his undergraduate degree in social science in December of 2008.

 

[Southpaw]

Holy crap Jaguars! 18, so far.

Jaguars
WR Jason English (Tuskegee)
CB Peter Ittersagen (Wheaton)
DE Jeremy Navarre (Maryland)
QB Tyler Lorenzen (Uconn)
DE Julius Williams (UConn)
QB Michael Desormeaux (UL)
RB Kyle Bell (Colorado St.)
QB Nathan Brown (Central Arkansas)
DT George Hypolite (Colorado)
WR Todd Petersen (Nebraska)
S Kevin Patterson (Wake Forest)
LB Russel Allen (SDSU)
FB Brock Bolen (Louisville)
CB Weldon Brown (La Tech)
WR Maurice Dupree (Jacksonville St.)
RB Mike McClendon (North Alabama)
C Cecil Newton (Tenn St.)
LB Johnny Williams (Kentucky)

 

[FrustratedFan04]

He wasn't invited to the combine.

The original info was incorrect. He wasn't invited to the combine. He ran those times at the Florida State pro day. Sorry for the misinformation.

 

[JeffGollin]

4.2 at the combine!

I'm not willing to place money on it, but I'd be inclined to believe that that 4.2 time was "extremely unofficial."

The NFL lists top Combine scores and I'm pretty sure the fastest forty was somewhere in the mid 4.3's.

Update - From a post on another thread:

Florida State cornerback and kick returner Michael Ray Garvin, at 5-8 and 182 pounds, was not invited to the N.F.L. combine.

He's so fast, he ran a 4.2 even though he wasn't there.

Published: April 12, 2009
WAYNE, N.J. — ...Garvin, an all-American in football and in track and field, has posted times of 4.24 and 4.28 in the 40-yard dash.

Second report sounds as though it may have orginated from a Garvin or FSU press release.

 

[PitchShifter]

CB Jameel Dowling, Hawaii, Arizona

Cornerback Jameel Dowling is heading to the Arizona Cardinals mini-camp this week.

Starbulletin (not enough posts to post a link yet, I'm afraid)

 

[Billy Bob]

It sounds like a characters name on Dallas

or a SNL charactor played by Dan Akroid "Fred Garvin - Male Prostitute"

 

[Cards Czar]

Updated as of Monday 0905AM.

AFC EAST
Patriots
S Marcus McClinton (Kentucky)
CB Jamar Love (Arkansas)
QB Brian Hoyer (Michigan St.)
LB Antonio Appleby (Virginia)
FB Eric Kettani (Navy)
WR Tyree Barnes (Navy)


Dolphins
TE Jared Bronson (Central Washington)
OG Mark Lewis (Oregon)
DE Ryan Baker (Purdue)
LB Orion Martin (Virginia Tech)
WR Chris Williams (New Mexico St.)

Jets
DE Jamaal Westerman (Rutgers)
TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas)
DL Matt Kroul (Iowa)
P T.J. Conley (Idaho)
S Emanuel Cook (South Carolina)
TE Robert Myers (Utah State)
FB Brannan Southerland (Georgia)
QB Chris Pizzoti (Harvard
OT Tavita Thompson (Oregon St)
OL Ryan McKee (Southern Mississippi)
DE Zach Potter (Nebraska)
OT Kyle Link (McNeese St)
TE J'Nathan Bullock (Cleveland State - Basketball)

Bills
DL David Lindquist (Illinois)
OT Joel Bell (Furman)
TE Travis McCall (Alabama)
K Danny Urrego (Portland State)
DE Gerald Washington (USC)

AFC West
Chiefs
DE Pierre Walters (Eastern Illinois)
WR Taurus Johnson (South Florida)
LB Jovan Belcher (Maine)
DT Dion Gales (Troy)
DB Londen Fryar (W. Michigan)
DE Bobby Greenwood (Alabama)
LB Bobby Abare (Yale)

Chargers
LB Darry Beckwith (LSU)
OL Ryan McDonald (Illinois)
WR Charly Martin (West Texas A&M)
OT Sam Allen (Grand Valley St.)
OT Dan Gay IV (Baylor)
TE Kory Sperry (CSU)
DT Rashaad Jackson (Clemson)
LB James Holt (Kansas)
TE Jermiah Wurzbacher (NDSU)
RB Curtis Brinkley (Syracuse)
CB Wopamo Osaisai (Stanford)

Raiders
LB Frantz Joseph (Florida Atlantic)
DE Desmond Bryant (Harvard)

Broncos
DL Everette Pedescleaux (Northern Iowa)
CB Dominique Johnson (Jackson St)
WR Lucas Taylor (Tennessee)
DE Rulon Davis (Cal)
WR Nate Swift (Nebraska)
TE Marquez Branson (Central Arkansas)
DT Chris Baker (Hampton)
WR David Grimes (Notre Dame)
CB Tony Carter (FSU)
P Britton Colquitt (Tennessee)

AFC North
Steelers
LS Mark Estermyer (Pittsburgh)
OT Ramon Foster (Tennessee)
S Derrick Richardson (New Mexico St.)
QB Mike Reilly (Central Washington)

Ravens
QB Drew Willy (Buffalo)
DT Will Johnson (Michigan)
OL Greg Ryan (Western Kentucky)
DE Willie VanDeSteeg (Minnesota)
WR Eron Riley (Duke)
OT Cameron Goldberg (Duke)
LB Dannell Ellerbe (Georgia)
K Graham Gano (FSU

Browns
WR Jordan Norwood (Penn St.)
S Jason Venson (UCF)
OG Marlon Davis (Alabama)
DB Corey Boudreaux (SDSU)
WR Brent Casteel (Utah)
p Chris Lynch (Albany)


Bengals
DT TY Steinkuhler (Nebraska)
DL Dan Skuta (Grand Valley St.)
FB Chris Pressley (Wisconsin)
S Tom Nelson (Illinois State)
RB Marlon Lucky (Nebraska)
WR Quan Cosby (Texas)
TE Greg Orton (Purdue)
QB Billy Farris (CSU)
C Colin Dow (Montana)

AFC South
Colts
DT Pat Kuntz (Notre Dame)
OT Cornelius Lewis (Tenn St.)
P Tim Masthay (Kentucky)
LB Ramon Humbler (NDSU)
TE Colin Cloherty (Brown)
WR John Matthews (San Diego)
CB Brandon Harrison (Michigan)

Jaguars
WR Jason English (Tuskegee)
CB Peter Ittersagen (Wheaton)
DE Jeremy Navarre (Maryland)
QB Tyler Lorenzen (Uconn)
DE Julius Williams (UConn)
QB Michael Desormeaux (UL)
RB Kyle Bell (Colorado St.)
QB Nathan Brown (Central Arkansas)
DT George Hypolite (Colorado)
WR Todd Peterson (Nebraska)
S Kevin Patterson (Wake Forest)
LB Russel Allen (SDSU)
FB Brock Bolen (Louisville)
CB Weldon Brown (La Tech)
WR Maurice Dupree (Jacksonville St.)
RB Mike McClendon (North Alabama)
C Cecil Newton (Tenn St.)
LB Johnny Williams (Kentucky)

Texans
OT Jason Watkins (Florida)
DE Tim Jamison (Michigan)
RB Arian Foster (Tennessee)
RB Jeremiah Johnson (Oregon)
LB Toddrick Verdell (FSU
DT Josh Leonard (Hawaii)

Titans
WR Dudley Guice (NW State)
DE Mitch King (Iowa)
OL Ryan Scmidt (South Florida)

NFC East
Giants
DE Maurice Evans (Penn State)
DE Alex Field (Virginia)
S Otis Wiley (Mich State)
S Kenny Ingram (FSU)
CB Vince Anderson (Webber International)
S Sha'reff Rashad (UCF)

Eagles
RB Marcus Thigpen (Indiana)
DL Josh Gaines (Penn State)
WR Brandon Robinson (Boston College)
RB Walter Mendenhall (Illinois St.)
SS Rashard Langford (Vanderbilt)
LB Dallas Reynolds (BYU)
K Sam Swank (Wake Forest)

Redskins
QB Chase Daniel (Missouri)
OT Scott Burley (Maryland)
DE Derek Walker (Illinois)
WR Josh Briscoe (Tennessee)
C Edwin Wiliams (Maryland)
WR Jaison Williams (Oregon)
CB Doug Dutch (Michigan)

Cowboys
WR Kevin Ogletree (Virginia)
WR Julian Hawkins (Boise St)
QB Graham Harrel (Texas Tech) (Tryout for Contract - could sign with Dallas)
OG Greg Isdaner (West Virginia)
OG Mike Turkovich (Notre Dame)
FB Asaph Schwapp (Notre Dame)
TE Jamar Hunt (UTEP)

NFC West
Seahawks
DE Michael X. Bennett (Texas A&M)
LB Tony Fein (Mississippi)
RB Devin Moore (Wyoming)
LB Dave Philistin (Maryland)
OT Andre Ramsey (Ball State)
RB Tyler Roehl (North Dakota State)
LS Sean Griffin (Michigan)

49ers
DE Pannel Egboh (Stanford)
CB Jahi Word-Daniels (Georgia Tech)
RB Kory Sheets (Purdue)
OT Alex Boone (Ohio State)
CB Carlos Thomas (South Carolina)
CB Terrail Lambert (Notre Dame)
DE Brandon Long (MSU)

Cardinals
WR Justin Brown (Hampton)
DB Michael Ray Garvin (FSU)
WR Shane Morales (Oregon St.)
LB Chase Bullock (Maryland)

Rams
OG Roger Allen (Missouri Western)
DE Ian Campbell (Kansas State)
OT Phil Trautwein (Florida)
SS Mark Rubin (Penn State)
LB Dominic Douglas (Mississippi State)
C Daniel Sanders (Colorado)

NFC North
Bears
OL Dennis Conley (Hampton)
WR Eric Peterman (Northwestern)
S Dahana Deletson (UConn)
FB Will Taufoou (Cal)
LB Mike Rivera (Kansas)
LB Kevin Malast (Rutgers)
OG Johan Asiata (UNLV)
RB Tyrell Fenroy (UL-Lafayette)
DT Steve Ostrowski (UW-Whitewater)
TE Vernon Sims (Northern Illinois)

Packers
WR Andy Brodell (Iowa)
RB Tyrell Sutton (Northwestern)
WR Kole Heckendorf (North Dakota State)
TE Carson Butler (Michigan)
WR Jaron Harris (SDSU)
DE Ron Talley (Delaware)
OL Evan Detrick-Smith (Idaho State)
WR Jamarko Simmons (Western Michigan)
OG Dario Nanni (Stillman Valley)
LB Willie Williams (Union College)
P Kurt Achter (UW-Oshkosh)

Vikings
S DeVon Hall (Utah State)
LB Andy Schantz (Portland State)
WR Vinny Perreta (Boise St.)
LB Robert Francois (Boston College)
RB Ian Johnson (Boise St.)
C Jon Cooper (Oklahoma)
WR Nick Walker (Alabama)
OL Andy Kemp (Wisconsin)
RB Kahlil Bell (UCLA)
FS Colt Anderson (Montana)

Lions
DT John Gill (Northwestern)
LB Andrew Downey (Maine)
C Dan Gerberry (Ball State)
PK Swayze Walters (UAB)
DL DJ Boldin (Wake Forest)

NFC South
Bucs
S Marshall McDuffie (FIU)
S Terrence Moore (Troy)
OL Rob Bruggeman (Iowa)
DB DeAngelo Willingham (Tennessee)
QB Joe Ganz (Nebraska)
OG Maurice Miller (Mississippi)

Falcons
LB Brock Christopher (Missouri)
WR Aaron Kelly (Clemson)
OL Ryan Stanchek (West Virginia)
QB John Parker Wilson (Alabama)
WR Darren Mougey (SDSU)
DE Maurice Lucas (Colorado)
LB Derek Nicholson (FSU)
P Robbie Dehaze (NAU)

Panthers
LB Anthony Heygood (Purdue)
OL Keith Grey (UConn)
OT Gerald Cadogan (Penn St.)
LB Brit Miller (Illinois)
OL CJ Davis (Pitt)
TE Kevin Brock (Rutgers)
WR Jason Cherry (UL-Lafayette)
DT Justin Kershaw (MSU)
WR Larry Beavers (Wesley)
OT Patrick Brown (UCF)
LS Nick Sundberg (Cal)
QB Hunter Cantwell (Louisville)
RB Jamall Lee (Canada - Bishops)

Saints
CB Danny Gorrer (Texas A&M)
OG Cedric Dockery (Texas)
WR Chris Vaughn (Louisville)
OT Augustus Parrish (Kent State)
LB Jonathan Casillas (Wisconsin)

 

[Camshaft]

from BlackAthlete Sports Network

WR: Justin Brown, Hampton (6-2, 200, Sr.)<

A junior college transfer with good size, long arms, and quickness. Brown is a tall move-the-chains receiver with solid hands. Though the former Hampton star does not have top-level speed (timed at 4.56 in the forty), Brown led the MEAC in receiving yards (887), averaging 80.6 per game. The first team All MEAC player finished second in the conference in catches per game with a 5.1 average.

 

[lauraw]

Thanks, Cards Czar! Why do the Cards have so few? A few injuries and ...Pittsburgh only took 4 also...

 

[RugbyMuffin]

Thanks, Cards Czar! Why do the Cards have so few? A few injuries and ...

still early. Expect another 4 or 6 more.

Plus the Cardinals are already at 72 players on the roster (that is without picks).

 

[Mulli]

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So glad we don't need to find at least two UDFA who can come in and start right away.


:coachmacteams:

 

[az jam]

Thanks, Cards Czar! Why do the Cards have so few? A few injuries and ...

Graves said they would only pick 8 or 9. They already have lots of players on the team and there is a roster limit that they can't exceed.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

or a SNL charactor played by Dan Akroid "Fred Garvin - Male Prostitute"

FYI: Ackroyd

 

[JeffGollin]

Derek Pegues S Mississippi St. is MIA (I had him pegged as a late 1st rounder. I wonder what the deal is).

 

[Camshaft]

Chase Bullock's pro day

Meanwhile, unheralded Terp LB Chase Bullock, who can play both inside and out, also ran surprisingly well, clocking around 4.6 seconds for the 40; Bullock also did 26 reps in the bench press, had a 34-inch vertical and timed in the 4.3 range in the short shuttle.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

I'm not willing to place money on it, but I'd be inclined to believe that that 4.2 time was "extremely unofficial."

The NFL lists top Combine scores and I'm pretty sure the fastest forty was somewhere in the mid 4.3's.

Update - From a post on another thread:

Florida State cornerback and kick returner Michael Ray Garvin, at 5-8 and 182 pounds, was not invited to the N.F.L. combine.

He's so fast, he ran a 4.2 even though he wasn't there.

Published: April 12, 2009
WAYNE, N.J. — ...Garvin, an all-American in football and in track and field, has posted times of 4.24 and 4.28 in the 40-yard dash.

Second report sounds as though it may have orginated from a Garvin or FSU press release.

Check this:

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/13/sports/football/13garvin.html?_r=2&ref=football

 

[RugbyMuffin]

http://www.theredzone.org/2009/draft/udfa/showteam.asp?Team=Cardinals

 

[Vermont Maverick]

http://www.theredzone.org/2009/draft/udfa/showteam.asp?Team=Cardinals

Thanks for the link, Rugby.

On the pet peeve side: That site uses a backwards-facing old-style birds. What an annoynace.

 

[Camshaft]

who is shane morales

Monday, October 13, 2008

Shane is a possession receiver a lot like Oregon State football stand out Mike Hass. He has very sure hands. In 2006 Shane played in the Idaho game and made one reception. In 2007 he had more of a season, making 16 catches for 115 yard. Had a career high game against Cincinnati. He also made 3 catches in the 2007 Emerald bowl that the Oregon State football team won. Made a 4 yard catch in the 2007 civil war that put the beavers on Oregon’s 1 yard line for the score to tie the game. Shane has made a big impact on the Oregon state football team by helping bail out Oregon state quarterback Lyle Moevao with his sure hands. He runs good routs and always seems to find a way to get ahold of the ball when it comes in his direction.

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By Paul Putignano
Signal Staff Writer

This season, he accumulated 54 receptions for 743 yards and eight touchdowns, helping the Beavers win their third bowl game in three years with a 3-0 victory over Pittsburgh in the Brut Sun Bowl.

His increased production, strong pro day on March 13 in Corvallis, Ore., work ethic, and natural skills have garnered interest from several teams heading into today’s NFL draft, said Morales’ agent Joe Aloisi of Sports Management Worldwide.

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by Paul Buker, The Oregonian

Comment:Morales' low ranking (No.99 at WR!) indicates he can't play at the pro level. ... all I know is, despite not having big-time speed, he was able to get open against any secondary in the Pac-10.

 

[JeffGollin]

Canuck - That Times article on Garvey was pretty impressive. Thanx.

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

3 OSU guys i'd like them to bring in are Nader Abdallah, Jamario O'neal and Todd Boeckman.

 

[binkar]

Have Brannan Southerland or Willie Ta'ufo'ou (the big FB we brought in from Cal) signed anywhere?

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

i don't remember seeing Phillip Hunt's name on the list. He seems like a pretty good guy to take a chance on and fits the OLB pass rushing mode.

 

[Shzm13]

Have Brannan Southerland or Willie Ta'ufo'ou (the big FB we brought in from Cal) signed anywhere?

Southerland is on the Jets, Toufoou is a Bear