Top Ten NFL Draft Undrafted Free Agents
10. TE Mitchell Wilcox, USF
Ultra-productive for an offense that didn’t do anything even slightly productive, he’s a pure receiver who’ll catch everything that comes his way. However, he doesn’t have high-end NFL tools.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Sixth
9. CB Stanford Samuels, Florida State
The raw speed is missing. He’s a good football player who should be able to stick as a versatile defensive back with enough size to find a role somewhere. He’s a true tweener, but he can play.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Fourth
8. TE Jared Pinkney, Vanderbilt
He’s got the 6-4, 257-pound size and the great hands, but he’s way, way too slow – as in 5.0ish slow. He’s enough of a run blocker and and a reliable receiver to make an impact in camp.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Fifth
7. WR Kalija Lipscomb, Vanderbilt
Yeah, it was a too-deep class of wide receivers, and it wasn’t his fault that the Vanderbilt offense was too inconsistent for him to show off, but he should’ve found a spot somewhere early on Day Three. Get him out there and he’ll find his way to get open.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Fourth
6. TE Hunter Bryant, Washington
The athleticism and hands are there, but he’s only 6-2 and 248 pounds – he’s just not big enough. He’s an okay blocker, but he’s not going to blast away at anyone. The receiving skills are there to find a home in a high-end passing attack.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Third
5. QB Stephen Montez, Colorado
Don’t even get started with the quarterbacks without the skills who went ahead of a passer who has them. There’s a lot not to like about Montez’s game – he was never able to consistently put it all together – but the 6-4, 231-pound veteran has the tools to hang around the league as a good No. 2.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Fifth
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4. DE Nick Coe, Auburn
This doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. 6-5, 280-pound pass rushers with his size tend to get NFL jobs, but he’s missing the burst into the backfield as a true end. In the right system, he might stick as an all-around backup option who can work inside if needed.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Fifth
3. QB Anthony Gordon, Washington State
If you liked Gardner Minshew … why not take a flier on the guy who put up better numbers in the Mike Leach system? Yeah, it was the offense, but he hung around with Joe Burrow statistically last year. He can make the reads, the throws, and he averaged 51 more passing yards per game than the No. 1 overall pick.
Signed By: Seattle
Projected Round: Fifth
2. DT Benito Jones, Ole Miss
Oh so what? He’s only 6-1 – does that really matter? He doesn’t have an NFL body, but he’s got the high-end motor, the production at an SEC level, and the quickness to at the very least be a specialist of a pass rusher. It’s ridiculous that he didn’t come off the board early on Day Three.
Signed By: Miami
Projected Round: Fourth
1. OT Trey Adams, Washington
This just stinks. He was a top ten overall talent before the knee injuries kicked in. He was able to block just fine last year, even if he lost a step, and he’s not a killer for the running game. The 6-8, 318-pounder is a technician, though, in pass protection, and he’s got the right frame to work as someone’s right tackle.
Signed By: COMING
Projected Round: Third
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