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[hede83]

[chess]

jeg er meget tilfreds, navnligt worthy i 2. er et scoop
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[nunobow]

[Schenton]

[Kusch]

UDFA som har skrevet under med Packers

Jaymes Brooks, DS #18 OG, Virginia TechSummary:
Adequate-sized, thick-bodied, competitive zone blocker who’s at his best when he bends, plays with leverage and is able to seal and work angles. Has the temperament, smarts, experience and functional strength to stick and could potentially move to center.

WR Dale Moss, #13 South Dakota State
Ht: 6-3 1/4 | Wt: 213 | Sp: 4.56 | Arm: 33 | Hand: 10 1/4
Notes: Uncle, Johnny Rodgers, was the 1972 Heisman Trophy winner as a Nebraska running back before being selected in the first round by the Chargers and opting to play in the CFL. Cousin, Bobby Newcome, played quarterback for the Cornhuskers (1997-2000). Moss prepped in South Dakota, where he was an all-state performer in basketball and football and placed in the long jump at the state track and field championships. Played basketball for four years (averaged 7.6 rebounds and 4.5 rebounds as a senior starter) before exhausting his eligibility on the football field — started 9-of-11 games in 2011, totaling 61 receptions for 949 yards (15.6-yard average) and six touchdowns.
Bottom line: Four-year hoopster who parlayed one season of football into an NFL opportunity. Raised eyebrows at his pro day, where he looked explosive (41½-inch vertical leap, broad jump of 10 feet 10 inches) and scorched a 6.35-second 3-cone drill, one of the quickest ever recorded. Has a basketball physique and needs to get stronger, but has intriguing length — has good height, long arms and large hands — and room to bulk up (could play closer to 230 pounds down the road). Is surprisingly aggressive attacking the ball and snatching throws with his hands, and shows body control and hand-eye coordination to win in the air. Draftable on size-speed ratio and developmental upside as a West Coast receiver and red-zone target.

Sean Richardson, DS #8 SS, Vanderbilt
Straight-linish, see-and-go reactor lacking starter-caliber instincts and tackling ability. Is not as dependable or impactful as his measurables suggest. Raw size and speed give him a chance to convince a team he’s worth developing, but will have to prove his mettle on special teams.

Dezman Moses, DS #61 OLB, Tulane
DL-Dezman Moses, Sr., Tulane, has been selected All-Conference USA Second Team for the 2011 college football season as selected by the league's 12 head football coaches. Moses, who hails from Willingboro, N.J., played just two seasons for the Green Wave but carved his name into the TU record books. An honorable mention selection last season, he played in all 13 games and logged 9.5 sacks this season, which ranked third among C-USA players and 17th nationally, and also ranks third on TU's single season chart. Moses completed his career with 15.5 sacks, which is good enough for fourth all-time on the Green Wave's career list. He also added 52 tackles (33 solo/19 assists), the most among TU's defensive linemen, 12 stops for lost yardage, seven quarterback hurries, five pass breakups and forced three fumbles.

Dion Turner, DS #55 CB, Southern Utah
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[ATC]

Marc Tyler, RB USC og Don Barclay, OT West Virginia har tweetet at de skal til GB

[Kusch]

Det samme har Darius Reynolds WR Iowa State
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[ATC]

og nu Drew Wanderlin, DE fra Michigan Tech, hometown Green Bay

[Kusch]

Tommie Draheim, OT, San Diego State
Raymond Carter RB Colorado State
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[DujoGB]

Der er flere center der ikke blev taget, såsom Mike brewster eller saulsberry. Og andre.med en nogenlunde grade. Så det burde.ikke.være.umuligt.at finde en center, bare til ps
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Ønsker til næste års draft:
1) Startende CB der kan tackle.
2) Startende O-line der kan runblock.
3) Startende RB der skal kunne alt selv.

[wikkid]

[bojoerge]

http://gnb.scout.com/2/1182087.html
Her er en liste over de UDFA, som Packers har signet. Jeg har ikke overblik nok til at se om listen er fuldstændig.

Med draftpicks og den ovenstående liste med UDFA, har vi ifølge min lommeregner 84 spillere på rosteren. Så der er stadigt 6 ledige pladser til spillere der kan signes nu eller efter rookie-camp.
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Jeg er helt enig i, at vi godt kunne have brugt en center og en RB, men vi kan jo ikke få det hele, nå TT går trader-amok

[danielbendix]

[nunobow]

[wikkid]

Der skal vidst ikke lægges noget som helst i Nick Perry's kommentar om at han foretrækker at spille 4-3 DE. Kommentaren falder inden for det første minut af klippet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tys4th-DPXA&feature=related

CM3 har åbenbart også løbende haft kontakt til ham. Deres fælles fortid som Trojan gør selvfølgelig at de kender hinanden, men fedt hvis Clay kan påvirke og motivere ham i en positiv retning.
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[Kusch]

(9)Sean Richardson og (47)Dale Moss er på draftcountdown liste over de 50 bedste UDFA
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[Schenton]

[nunobow]

[Schenton]

[ATC]

så Manning nævnt som mulig overtager for Hawk, og i det hele taget kan han dække alle 4 LB-pladser hvilket må siges at gøre et pick så sent for værdifuldt.
Er slet ikke vild med BJ Coleman, jojo han er en fin QB, og værdi er ok, dog var der bedre spillere på andre positioner hvor vi mangler hjælp (DL f.eks.)
Derudover har jeg læst en del om Nick Hill som jeg godt kan lide, og tror kun vi alligevel vil have 2 på rosteren til sæsonen.