Homes of the undrafted

[NYYFAN]

Not a CRIBs show...but where the undrafted ended up...

One I wanted...

Michigan SS Ernest Shazor. Shazor had been expected to be selected somewhere around the mid to end of the second round, but never did get a call. Shazor wasn’t unemployed long, though, as he signed as an undrafted free agent with Arizona

[NYYFAN]

QB prospect Gino Guidugli of Cincinnati. Guidugli, in fact, was one of three rookie QBs signed by the Titans who also inked Shane Boyd of Kentucky and athletic Marcus Randle of LSU who may ultimately get a look at another position. Miami also signed one of the big-name undrafted QBs, coming to terms with former Miami Hurricane Brock Berlin. While the Berlin signing will get the headlines, the Dolphins actually signed a number of other top free agent prospects who likely will have a bigger impact in South Florida including West Virginia RB Kay-Jay Harris, the highest-rated undrafted back in the 2005 draft class, along with Marshall WR Josh Davis and LSU LB Lionel Turner who will be re-united with former Tigers’ head coach Nick Saban in Miami.

[RIyankee]

Hawaii QB Timmy Chang signed with the Cards. Chang is the NCAA DIV I passing leader.

[NYYFAN]

Hawaii QB Timmy Chang signed with the Cards. Chang is the NCAA DIV I passing leader.

Cards are kicking butt this off season...

[RIyankee]

Cards are kicking butt this off season...

Agreed. This team will own the NFC West soon.

BTW the decision to play a Cards "home" game in Mexico City is looking like a bad one. With the outlook of the Cardinals finally turning the corner, and the building of a new stadium, why anger the loyal fans? That's a slap in the face to them IMO.

[NYYFAN]

Former Oregon State linebacker Jonathan Pollard signed a free agent contract with the San Diego Chargers, becoming the fourth undrafted Beaver to sign with an NFL team.

He joins Oregon State cornerback Brandon Browner, who signed with Denver, cornerback Aric Williams, who signed with Philadelphia, and safety Mitch Meeuwsen, who singed with Miami.

[#1PaFan]

Agreed. This team will own the NFC West soon.

They very well may own it now. Homeboy Denny Green is bringing some respect to the Desert.

[yankeesfaninaz]

Its good to hear some good things about the AZ Cardinals. We have not had to many positives with this team out here.

[RIyankee]

They very well may own it now. Homeboy Denny Green is bringing some respect to the Desert.

The key is the O-line protecting Warner. If the unit can do that on a consistent basis, the Cardnials will take the West.

[RIyankee]

Heisman winner Jason White signs with Chiefs

[TannerBoyle]

Giants added Notre Dame RB Ryan Grant.

[RIyankee]

Chiefs do not offer contract to Heisman winner Jason White

"What I recommended him to do, if he really wants to play in the NFL, is to go to the Arena League, sharpen his skills and compete..."

- KC coach Dick Vermeil

[RIyankee]

ESPN reports that QB Jason White has come to terms with the Titans.

[Soriambi]

They very well may own it now. Homeboy Denny Green is bringing some respect to the Desert.

He's an underrated coach, I feel. He never won the big game, but he routinely made the playoffs in Minnesota, and it's not easy to make the playoffs routinely anywhere.

[IntangiblesRule]

Agreed. This team will own the NFC West soon.

BTW the decision to play a Cards "home" game in Mexico City is looking like a bad one. With the outlook of the Cardinals finally turning the corner, and the building of a new stadium, why anger the loyal fans? That's a slap in the face to them IMO.

Dude, there are no loyal fans. They couldn't sell out opening day at Sun Devil against the defending world champs and over half the people there were wearing Pats colors.

[RIyankee]

Dude, there are no loyal fans. They couldn't sell out opening day at Sun Devil against the defending world champs and over half the people there were wearing Pats colors.

In 1990, I remember then Pats owner Victor Kiam selling Giants/Pats tickets in the NYC area in order to sell out Foxboro stadium. If you win, they will come.