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Looks like the Jags took advantage of the FA's. They've got quite the list.gofightingducks wrote:The Dolphins picked up OG Mark Lewis
http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2009/04/ ... -list.html
MFRDuckFan wrote:Looks like the Jags took advantage of the FA's. They've got quite the list.gofightingducks wrote:The Dolphins picked up OG Mark Lewis
http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2009/04/ ... -list.html
9 players either drafted or picked up as a FA. Guess Bryce Brown was right, we don't develop guys for the NFL. Sorry, couldn't resist....gofightingducks wrote:Ducks drafted or signed free agents for 2009
Good to see all of these guys get a shot and most of them go to good teams and some get to play with Duck team mates! Good luck to all of them, I hope they all make the cut and get some playing time and perform well!
Round 2
Pick #34 Patrick Chung New England Patriots
Pick #42 Jarius Byrd Buffalo Bills
Pick #49 Max Unger Seattle Seahawks
Round 5
Pick #159 Fenuki Tupou Philadelphia Eagles
Round 6
Pick #205 Ra'Shon Harris Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 7
Pick #247 Nick Reed Seattle Seahwaks
Undrafted free agent signings
Mark Lewis Miami Dolphins
Jeremiah Johnson Houston Texans
Jaison Williams Washington Redskins
Not to bad..... Ohio State had 7 drafted and USC had 11 so for a small program that runs the NFL unfriendly "spread offense" to have 5 guys drafted and 3 others taken in free agency says a lot about the direction the program is headed.jimmyg wrote:9 players either drafted or picked up as a FA. Guess Bryce Brown was right, we don't develop guys for the NFL. Sorry, couldn't resist....gofightingducks wrote:Ducks drafted or signed free agents for 2009
Good to see all of these guys get a shot and most of them go to good teams and some get to play with Duck team mates! Good luck to all of them, I hope they all make the cut and get some playing time and perform well!
Round 2
Pick #34 Patrick Chung New England Patriots
Pick #42 Jarius Byrd Buffalo Bills
Pick #49 Max Unger Seattle Seahawks
Round 5
Pick #159 Fenuki Tupou Philadelphia Eagles
Round 6
Pick #205 Ra'Shon Harris Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 7
Pick #247 Nick Reed Seattle Seahwaks
Undrafted free agent signings
Mark Lewis Miami Dolphins
Jeremiah Johnson Houston Texans
Jaison Williams Washington Redskins
jimmyg wrote:9 players either drafted or picked up as a FA. Guess Bryce Brown was right, we don't develop guys for the NFL. Sorry, couldn't resist....gofightingducks wrote:Ducks drafted or signed free agents for 2009
Good to see all of these guys get a shot and most of them go to good teams and some get to play with Duck team mates! Good luck to all of them, I hope they all make the cut and get some playing time and perform well!
Round 2
Pick #34 Patrick Chung New England Patriots
Pick #42 Jarius Byrd Buffalo Bills
Pick #49 Max Unger Seattle Seahawks
Round 5
Pick #159 Fenuki Tupou Philadelphia Eagles
Round 6
Pick #205 Ra'Shon Harris Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 7
Pick #247 Nick Reed Seattle Seahwaks
Undrafted free agent signings
Mark Lewis Miami Dolphins
Jeremiah Johnson Houston Texans
Jaison Williams Washington Redskins
duckgrad99 wrote:
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know how many Tennessee players were drafted or picked up as a FA?
The ESPN guys were also bad mouthing the spread offense and how it will not translate to the NFL. We are already starting to see the Wildcat with some Pro teams. I believe it is only a matter of time as more and more high school and college teams are using the spread offense that it will start to be incorporated into a lot of NFL schemes and eventually will be a fixture in the Pro's and players like Dixon, White, Tebow, etc. will be stars in the NFL!duckgrad99 wrote:Cool, thanks guys. 6 guys drafted and 3 others signing with teams is pretty darn good. Our program continues to fly under the radar, yet the experts will continue to gush over a team like Tennessee.
Yeah, Mcshay and Kiper sure are in love with the SEC. Anytime someone was drafted over an SEC guy, they would be flabberghasted, calling it a real reach. Especially if it was an offensive player from a spread offense.gofightingducks wrote:The ESPN guys were also bad mouthing the spread offense and how it will not translate to the NFL. We are already starting to see the Wildcat with some Pro teams. I believe it is only a matter of time as more and more high school and college teams are using the spread offense that it will start to be incorporated into a lot of NFL schemes and eventually will be a fixture in the Pro's and players like Dixon, White, Tebow, etc. will be stars in the NFL!duckgrad99 wrote:Cool, thanks guys. 6 guys drafted and 3 others signing with teams is pretty darn good. Our program continues to fly under the radar, yet the experts will continue to gush over a team like Tennessee.