Cowboys UDFA Signing Thread...

Iamtdg said:

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Guy blew up his pro day. Great athlete.

Iamtdg said:

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This guy too. Amazing workout numbers.

Iamtdg said:

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I like this pickup. Guy has some tools. Should be an instant special teams guy if he can make the team.

EDIT:Well, fuck. Now I see it the Texans. So which is it? Did he sign with us?

Well fuck.

After Noah Brown we didn't really have room for Cannon probably.

mschmidt64 said:

After Noah Brown we didn't really have room for Cannon probably.

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Probably not, but it would have been nice to have a burner.

Top undrafted free agents following the 2017 NFL Draft




By Gil Brandt
NFL Media senior analyst
Published: April 29, 2017 at 07:05 p.m.
Updated: April 29, 2017 at 07:38 p.m.



PHILADELPHIA -- There were 253 players selected in the 2017 NFL Draft who now have a place to call home. But for those who didn't hear their name called over the three days, it doesn't mean hope of making an NFL roster is lost. Drew Pearson, who I signed after the 1973 draft as an undrafted free agent and who was trending worldwide on Friday for some heartfelt words for Eagles fans, is living proof of this.
I don't know if there's another Drew Pearson in this year's crop, but here is my position-by-position list of the best priority free agents available following the 2017 draft (by rank). We'll keep it updated as the undrafted players sign with teams.
Quarterbacks*

1. Trevor Knight, Texas A&M*
2. Jerod Evans, Virginia Tech
3. Alek Torgersen, Penn
4. Wes Lunt, Illinois
5. Seth Russell, Baylor
6. Mitch Leidner, Minnesota
7. Brady Gustafson, Montana
8. Nick Mullens, Southern Miss
9. Cooper Rush, Cental Michigan
10. Antonio Pipkin, Tiffin
11. Sefo Liufau, Colorado
12. Gunner Kiel, Cincinnati
13. Joe Yearby, Miami
14. Taysom Hill, BYU (UPDATE: Hill has signed with the Packers)
15. Patrick Towles, Boston College
16. Bart Houston, Wisconsin
17. Tommy Armstrong, Nebraska
18. Drew Bauer, Minnesota-Duluth
19. Phil Nelson, East Carolina
20. Jordan West, Eastern Washington
21. Zach Terrell, Western Michigan
22. Dakota Prukop, Oregon
23. Steven Cluley, William &, Mary
24. Sean Maguire, Florida State
25. Skyler Howard, West Virginia
*Many of these quarterbacks have traits that will get them signed at positions other than the one they played in college.
Running backs

1. Corey Clement, Wisconsin
2. Dare Ogunbowale, Wisconsin
3. Freddie Stevenson, Florida State
4. LeShun Daniels, Iowa
5. Devine Redding, Indiana
6. Rushel Shell, West Virginia
7. Jahad Thomas, Temple
8. Akeem Judd, Mississippi
9. Boom Williams, Kentucky
10. Justin Davis, USC
11. Mario Pender, Florida State
12. William Stanback, Virginia Union
13. Brandon Radcliff, Louisville
14. Austin Ekeler, Western State (Colo.)*
15. Tion Green, Cincinnati
16. Shane Osberg-Smith, San Jose State
17. Darrin Laufasa, Texas El-Paso
18. Bri'onte Dunn, Ohio State
19. Dominique Swope, Reinhardt
Wide receivers

1. Ishmael Zamora, Baylor
2. KD Cannon, Baylor
3. Fred Ross, Mississippi State
4. Bug Howard, North Carolina
5. Riley McCarron, Iowa
6. Quincy Adeboyejo, Mississippi
7. Jamari Staples, Louisville
8. Austin Carr, Northwestern
9. Travin Dural, LSU
10. Zach Pascal, Old Dominion
11. Artavis Scott, Clemson
12. Krishawn Hogan, Marian (Ind.)
13. Keevan Lucas, Tulsa
14. Damore'ea Stringfellow, Mississippi
15. River Cracraft, Washington State
16. Kendrick Bourne, Eastern Washington
17. Amba Etta-Tawo, Syracuse
18. James Quick, Louisville
19. Travis Rudolph, Florida state
20. Victor Bolden, Oregon State
21. Keon Hatcher, Arkansas
22. Jerome Lane, Akron
23. Trey Griffey, Arizona
24. Tim White, Arizona State
25. Gabe Marks, Washington State
26. KeVonn Mabon, Ball State
27. Michael Rector, Stanford
28. Jalen Robinette, Air Force
29. Noel Thomas, Connecticut
30. Thomas Sperbeck, Boise State
31. David Moore, East Central (Okla.)*
32. Greg Ward, Houston
33. Bobo Wilson, Florida State
34. Dominique Reed, Arkansas
35. Speedy Noil, Texas A&,M
36. Daikiel Shorts, West Virginia
37. Robert Wheelwright, Wisconsin
38. Dan Arnold, Wisconsin-Platteville*
39. Kenny Walker, UCLA
40. Tim Patrick, Utah
41. Reginald Davis, Texas Tech
42. Levonte Whitefield, Florida State
Tight ends

1. Ricky Seals-Jones, TE, Texas A&M
2. Brandon Barnes, TE, Alabama St.
3. Cole Hikutini, Louisville
4. Antony Auclair, Laval (Canada)
5. Cethan Carter, Nebraska
6. Darrell Daniels, Washington
7. Pharaoh Brown, Oregon
8. Tyrone Swoopes, Texas
9. Eric Shubert, Drake
10. Billy Brown, Shepherd
11. Andy Avgi, Western Oregon
12. Blake Jarwin, Oklahoma State
13. Scott Orndoff, Pittsburgh
14. Taylor McNamara, USC
15. Anthony Kukwa, Lake Erie
16. Johnny Munoz, Oregon
17. Josiah Price, Michigan State
18. DJ Dowdy, Cincinnati
19. Anthony Firkser, Harvard
20. Evan Baylis, Oregon
21. Sean Culkin, Missouri
22. Keith Towbridge, Louisville
23. Cal Bloom, Central Florida
24. Colin Jeter, LSU
25. DeSean Smith, LSU
26. Hayden Plinke, Texas-El Paso
27. Phazahn Odom, Fordham
28. Connor Cella, Rice
29. Derrick Griffin, Texas Southern
Offensive line

1. Jessamen Dunker, Tennessee St. (UPDATE:*Dunker has signed with the Giants)
2. Collin Buchanan, Miami (Ohio)
3. Avery Gennesy, Texas A&M
4. Damien Mama, USC
5. Aviante Collins, TCU
6. Tyler Orlosky, West Virginia
7. Jon Toth, Kentucky
8. Cameron Lee, Illinois State
9. Eric Austell, Charleston Southern
10. Ben Braden, Michigan
11. Cole Croston, Iowa
12. Jerry Ugokwe, William and Mary
13. Javarius Leamon, S.C. State
14. Kyle Kalis, Michigan
15. Daniel Brunskill, San Diego State
16. Nate Theaker, Wayne State
17. Jonah Pirsie, Minnesota
18. Landon Lechler, North Dakota State
19. Dan Skipper, Arkansas
20. Josh Boutte, LSU
21. Robert Leff, Auburn
22. Eric Magnuson, Michigan
23. Alex Kozan, Auburn
24. Zack Johnson, N.D. State
25. Kent Perkins, Texas
26. Adam Pankey, West Virginia
27. Eric Smith, Virginia
28. Travis Averill, Boise State
29. Freddie Burden, Georgia Tech
30. Andreas Knappe, Connecticut
31. Cole Gardner, Eastern Michigan
32. Andrew Wylie, Eastern Michigan
33. Dieugot Joseph, Florida International
Defensive linemen

1. Fadol Brown, DE, Ole Miss
2. Jarron Jones, Notre Dame
3. Josh Augusta, Missouri
4. Garrett Sickels, Penn State
5. Hunter Dimick, Utah
6. Bryan Cox Jr., Florida
7. Rasahaad Coward, Old Dominion
8. Noble Nwachuwu, West Virginia
9. Fadol Brown, Mississippi
10. Ken Ekanem, Virginia Tech
11. Chunky Clements, Illinois
12. Lewis Neal, LSU
13. Isiah Golden, McNeese State
14. Samson Kafovalu, Colorado
15. Danny O'Brien, Tennessee
16. Darius English, South Carolina
17. Josh Banks, Wake Forest
18. Collin Bevins, Northwest Missouri State
19. Johnathan Calvin, Mississippi State
20. Patrick Ricard, Maine
21. Jon Taylor, SE Louisiana
22. Nick James, Mississippi State
23. Matthew Godin, Michigan
24. Ondre Pipkins, Texas Tech
Linebackers

1. Harvey Langi, BYU
2. Carroll Phillips, Illinois
3. Brooks Ellis, Arkansas
4. Kennan Gilchrist, Appalachian State
5. Connor Harris, Lindenwood
6. Hardy Nickerson, Illinois
7. Ben Boulware, Clemson
8. Riley Bullough, Michigan State
9. Jimmie Gilbert, Colorado
10. Kevin Davis, Colorado State
11. Devonte' Fields, Louisville
12. Dylan Cole, Missouri State
13. Eric Wilson, Cincinnati
14. James Onwualu, Notre Dame
15. Joe Mathis, Washington
16. Calvin Munson, San Diego State
17. Shaan Washington, Texas A&,M
18. Nyeem Wartman, Penn State
19. Javancy Jones, Jackson State
20. Jamal Marcus, Akron
21. Richie Brown, Mississippi State
22. Jordan Burton, Oklahoma State
23. Ryan Watson, Air Force
24. Christian Kuntz, Duquesne
25. Dayon Pratt, East Carolina
26. Donavin Newsom, Missouri
27. Michael Scherer, Missouri
28. Torrodney Prevot, Oregon
Defensive backs

1. Breon Borders, Duke
2. Jamal Carter, Miami
3. Channing Stribling, Michigan
4. David Rivers, Youngstown State
5. Anthony Smithson, Kansas
6. Damarius Travis, Minnesota
7. Kai Nacua, BYU
8. David Jones, Richmond
9. Ahmad Thomas, Oklahoma
10. Devin Chappell, Oregon State
11. Nate Hairston, Temple
12. Max Redfield, Notre Dame
13. Dallas Lloyd, Stanford
14. Ashton Lampkin, Oklahoma State
15. Ezra Robinson, Tennessee State
16. Sojourn Shelton, Wisconsin
17. Jadar Johnson, Clemson
18. William Likely, Maryland
19. Lorenzo Jerome, St. Francis (PA)
20. J.R. Nelson, Montana
21. D.J. Jones, Mississippi
22. Jared Collins, Arkansas
23. Michael Davis, BYU
24. DJ Dean, Arkansas
25. Jimmy Cutrer, Middle Tennessee State
26. Aarion Penton, Missouri
27. Titus Howard, Slippery Rock
28. Tony Bridges, Mississippi
29. Art Maulet, Memphis
30. Damaria Drew, California
31. Charles Miller, Dartmouth
32. Rickey Jefferson, LSU

Specialists

1. Austin Rehkow, Idaho (punter)
2. Justin Vogel, Miami FL (place-kicker)
3. Brad Northnagel, California (long snapper)
4. Cameron Johnston, Ohio State (punter)
5. Matt Haack, Arizona State (punter)
6. Toby Baker, Arkansas (punter)
7. Conrad Ukropina, Stanford (place-kicker)
8. Rigoberto Sanchez, Hawaii (punter)
9. Hayden Hunt, Colorado State (punter)
10. Dalton Parks, Tulsa (punter)
11. Miles Bergner, South Dakota (punter)

C Michael Coe
DE Lewis Neal

dallen said:

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Clearly this means Smith has had a setback.

Joe Fan said:

Probably not, but it would have been nice to have a burner.

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You'd think that after getting smoked by D. Jackson, Santana Moss etc over the years, the braintrust would catch on to the fact that you can do nice things with blazing speed at WR.

Jojo Mathis from Washington to "try out". Must still be hurt.

Central Michigan QB Cooper Rush

dallen said:

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He is pretty decent. I like.

Apparently we like this Ruppert guy.