DaBruinz

Ok. This is for the UDFAs or Late Rounders you'd like to see the Pats take a chance on.

I'd like to see the Pats look at the following:
Jay Staggs - SS - Kid was a leader on his team (UNLV) and has themeasurables.
40: 4.5
20: 2.61
10: 1.54
Reps: 28
Vertical: 38.5
Broad: 10'2"
20 yard Shuttle: 3.98
3 cone: 6.94

Jeff Rowe - QB -
Matt King - OLB
Reggie Merriweather - RB - Bowling ball like Maurice Jones Drew?
Maurice Price - WR - Longshot to be a Stallworth Clone?
Jermon Bushrod - OT - Athletic 4 year starter at OT. Would be a good canditate for the Scarnecchia School of O-linemen.
Walter Thomas - NT - If the Pats feel that his being dismissed from OSU isn't an issue, then neither will I. At 370 lbs, running a 5.1 is pretty damn good. If he can lose 20 lbs and run close to 4.8, he could be dominating.
Matt Muncy - ILB - got some measurables and intangibles. Could push for Mays spot.
Mike Klobucher - ILB - Ferris State - Don't know much about him other than he's got the size and weight that we look for in a SILB. Exceptional Student. Was an All-American Candidate.
Will Herring - SS - A BOR special.
Joe Porter - CB - Rutgers - Supposedly ran a 4.28 at his work-out. Official is 4.31. Has a good 3 cone (6.62), but only a mediocre 20 yard shuttle (4.23).

Marquice Cole - CB/KR/PR - Put on a show at his pro-day. Ran his 40 in 4.35. His 3 cone was a 6.82. His 20 yard shuttle was a blazing 3.86. He he 5'9 and 191 lbs.

Andrew Shanle - FS - Star Special teamer. Has the measurables to become a starter at the position. Great Character and Excellent Student.

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mcbee

This is a good thread.

How about

Nate Iloa RB Hawaii. 5'9" 245 built like a bowling ball averaged like 9 yards per carry. Not much speed but hard to tackle and probably doesn't have a problem "running too high". Has had some injuries.

DaBruinz

BUMP... Hey BOR... SEB... how about you two weigh in with you UDFA picks.

Box_O_Rocks

Patience grasshopper.

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DaBruinz

Patience? This post has been up for almost 24 hours... *LOL*

Box_O_Rocks

You have done well, now you get to do better.

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Box_O_Rocks

I'm going to cheat a bit and grab the UDFA suggestions made in mavfan's mock game:

From A.C. Vegas: Jeff Rowe QB, Tanner Jenkins C, Mark Zalewski ILB, Larry Anam FS, Ryan Clasper SS

From my own first mock:
Defense:
Primary: CB Usama Young (Kent State)
CB Mike Richardson (Notre Dame)
CB William Gay (Louisville)
CB John Talley (Duke)
Secondary: CB Trumaine McBride (Mississippi)
CB Marcus Hamilton (Virginia)
CB Antonio Smith (Ohio State)
CB Calvin Bannister (Hampton)
CB Geoff Pope (Howard)
CB Duane Coleman (Clemson)
CB Marquice Cole (Northwestern)
CB Ramzee Robinson (Alabama)

Primary: S Will Herring (Auburn)
S Craig Dahl (North Dakota State)
S Will Gulley (Houston)
Secondary: S Leonard Peters (Hawaii)
S Zach Catanese (Arizona State)
S David Lofton (Stanford)
S Andrew Shanle (Nebraska)
S Ryan Glasper (BC)

Primary: DE Jay Richardson (Ohio State)
NT Ola Dagunduro (Nebraska)
DE Zac West (Texas-El Paso)
Secondary: NT Louis Leonard (Fresno State)
NT Daniel Muir (Kent State)
DE Mike DeVito (Maine)
DE Rhema Fuller (UConn)

Primary: LB Jacob Ford (Central Arkansas)
LB Kevin McLee (West Virginia)
LB Jason Trusnik (Ohio Northern)
Secondary: LB Marquies Gunn (Auburn)
LB Kyle Caldwell (Arizona State)
LB Anthony Brown (Arkansas)
LB Justin Rogers (Southern Methodist)
LB Edgar Jones (Southeast Missouri State)
LB Zach Anderson (Louisville)

Offense:
Primary: WR/KR Syndric Steptoe (Arizona)
WR Brad Ekwerekwu (Missouri)
Secondary: WR Aaron Fairooz (Central Arkansas)
WR Jemalle Cornelius (Florida)
WR Jerard Rabb (Boise State)

TE Daniel Coats (BYU)

QB Zac Taylor (Nebraska)
QB Matt Moore (Oregon State)
QB Matt Gutierrez (Idaho State)

RB/FB Jackie Battle (Houston)
RB Justin Vincent (LSU)
RB Clifton Dawson (Harvard)

Primary: OC Darnell Stapleton (Rutgers)
OG Steve Vallos (Wake Forest)
OG Kurt Quarterman (Louisville)
OG Stephen Parker (Arkansas)
Secondary: OG Brian Daniels (Colorado)
OC Dan McGrath (Virginia Tech)
OG Tucker Peterson (New Hampshire)
OG Ryan Keenan (Northwestern)

Primary: OT Cory Niblock (Florida State)
Secondary: OT Chase Johnson (Wyoming)
OT James Newby (NC State)
OT Eddie Keele (BYU)

Primary: K Brian Wingert (Northern Iowa)
K Darren McCaleb (Southern Mississippi)
[/u]Secondary: K Brandon Pace (Virginia Tech)
K John Deraney (NC State)
K Mike Barrow (Idaho)

From Uncle Heat's first:
Top ten UDFA targets (#256+):
Gabe Hall OT Texas Tech
Tanner Jenkins C Arkansas St
Chad Nkang SS Elon
Marvn Mitchell ILB Tennessee
Matt Guttierez QB Idaho St
Kelly Talavou NT Utah
Reggie Merriweather RB Clemson
Jonathan Allan TE Norfolk St
Joey Card FS Miami (OH)
Robin Gamble OLB Miles

From Uncle Heat's second:
Top ten UDFA targets (#256+):
Gabe Hall OT Texas Tech
Larry Brown DE Oklahoma St
Chad Nkang SS Elon
Marvn Mitchell ILB Tennessee
Matt Guttierez QB Idaho St
Marquies Gunn OLB Auburn
Reggie Merriweather RB Clemson
Jonathan Allan TE Norfolk St
Eldra Buckley RB Chattanooga
Robin Gamble OLB Miles

From cstjohn17:
UDFA
Matt King, DE\OLB, Maine - 6'3, 257, 4.69 - good size speed ratio, productive in 1AA, 10.5 sacks in 06
Ded Harrington, ILB, Missouri -6-3, 248 , 4.68 - good size speed ratio
Danny Verdun Wheeler, OLB, Georgia - 6'2, 248, 4.69 - good size speed ratio
Craig Dahl, SS, North Dakota State - 6'2, 216, 4.53 - "Dahl is considered by some to be among the top special teams prospects in this draft"
Roy Hall, WR, Ohio State - 6'2, 229 - 4.46 - great size, top program
Ryan Moore, WR, Miami - 6'2, 217 - 4.54 - character all other concerns, was highly recruited out of HS
D.D. Terry, RB, Sam Houston State - 6'1, 196 - 4.46 - RB/WR/KR - appears to be an athelete without a position, if he likes football maybe he can be groomed to be a ST player and potential backup
Jeff Rowe, QB, Nevada - 6-5, 226 - threw for close to 3,000 yards 2 years in a row, 36-22 TD ratio (21-10 as a senior), 34 starts
Mike DeVito, DT, Maine - 6'4, 295, 4.92 - any Maine fans out there?

From the Boxster's second:
UDFA:
QB Cullen Finnerty (Grand Valley State)
QB Matt Moore (Oregon State)
TE Dan Murray (Connecticut)
RB Clifton Dawson (Harvard)
RB Justise Hairston (Central Connecticut State)
OT/OG Cory Niblock (Florida State)
OT Eddie Keele (BYU)
OG Tucker Peterson (New Hampshire)
OC/OG Darnell Stapleton (Rutgers)
WR Aaron Fairooz (Central Arkansas)
WR/PR Syndric Steptoe (Arizona)
CB John Talley (Duke)
CB Marquice Cole (Northwestern)
CB John Bowie (Cincinnati)
CB William Gay (Louisville)
S David Lofton (Stanford)
S Ryan Glasper (BC)
NT Ola Dagunduro (Nebraska)
NT Kelly Talavou (Utah)
DE Mike DeVito (Maine)
LB Ded Harrington (Missouri)
LB Matt King (Maine)
LB Edgar Jones (Southeast Missouri State)
K Brian Wingert (Northern Iowa)

From Uncle Heat's third:
Top ten UDFA targets (#256+):
Marquies Gunn OLB Auburn
Larry Brown DE Oklahoma St
Mark Fenton C Colorado
Marquay McDaniel WR Hampton
Matt Guttierez QB Idaho St
Kelly Talavou NT Utah
Reggie Merriweather RB Clemson
Jonathan Allan TE Norfolk St
Brannon Condren SS Troy
Robin Gamble OLB Miles

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drpatriot

Any relation to Randall Gay?

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Madison Miller, DE, Indiana State - 6'4" 248lbs
4.52 and 4.57 40, 6.99 3 cone, 10ft broad jump, 35" vertical, 4.32 short shuttle, projects as a OLB or even Safety (assuming he drops weight). Very fluid hips in coverage, an array of pass rush moves, hard worker who has worked on defensive back drills/footwork drills to keep sharp (came in as a defensive back). Have heard anywhere from 5-7th round

Jon Pope, Safety, Oregon - 6'1" 225lbs, 4.55 and 4.60 40, 38" vertical, 34 reps at 225, 10'6" broad jump, 4.25 short shuttle. Pound for pound strongest man in history of Oregon Athletics. Walk-on who worked hard and received scholarship as a senior. Excellent special teams player, could be a great special teams player at the next level, and could project as a linebacker in a cover2 style D if he gained some weight. 7th round-UFA

Andrew Olemgbe, LG, Texas Southern, 6'3" 305lbs, Good quickness, athleticism, reads and reacts very quickly, good playing strength, gets off the ball extremely fast.

Marcel Burrough, LG, San Jose State, 6'6" 325lbs, great frame to add weight, has great power to drive and gain movement, very durable. Could be 6th-7th rounder