Shane Bannon, Kansas City Chiefs, 223rd Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Bannon, Shane Yale 6014 265 4.81
Shane Bannon is a smart height and weight player that the Chiefs came across shortly before the draft. He played in 28 games at Yale. In 2009 he played fullback and was an H-back in 2010. In his career he rushed two times with one touchdown and caught 16 passes for 147 yards with two touchdowns. His pro day results on 3/23/11 were 1.81/10, 14/BP, 29/VJ, 9-1/BJ, 4.77/SS, 7.43/3 cone. He is a practice squad candidate. The Chiefs liked what they saw at the Yale pro day workouts.

Anthony Gaitor, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 222nd Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Gaitor, Anthony Florida International 5096 174 4.55
Corner Anthony Gaitor was productive over his four-year college career. He has the speed and ball skills to be a solid developmental project. He has good instincts and quick feet and is physical for his size. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Gaitor as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Da'Rel Scott, NY Giants, 221st Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Scott, Da’Rel Maryland 5110 211 4.34
Three-year starter. Was added to the Senior Bowl North roster after a good week at the Shrine Bowl practices. Runs with lower body power and strength. Gains yards after first contact. Has a burst to hit the holes quickly. Shows some pick and acceleration. His strengths are quickness, speed, and the ability to catch the ball. A compact runner who is a three down back with breakaway speed. Good hands. Can make the one-handed circus catch and catch the ball in his hands away from his body. Played in a three back rotation. Tough to tackle in space. Has the speed to split defenders and the quickness to elude them. Has kickoff return ability. Rushed for 200 yards versus East Carolina in the Military Bowl. Has an injury history. Durability may be a problem. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Shaun Chapas, Dallas Cowboys, 220th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Chapas, Shaun Georgia 6021 247 4.91
Three-year starter. A West Coast offense type fullback who is a blocker first. A willing and productive blocker who can seal the edge. Good vision, feet, and functional strength to block in pass protection. An I-formation fullback who knows how to check and release to get into pass routes. Can catch all the flat and check down type passes. Ties up the linebacker on inside blitzes. Plays Hback where he can get a running start at his target. Can adjust on the run. Strong enough to run a defensive end up the field. Made a good wrap up tackle on an interception. Out of control at times. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Malcolm Williams, New England Patriots, 219th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Williams, Malcolm TCU 5095 204 4.49
Malcolm Williams is a developmental cornerback that was a reserve at TCU. His pro day numbers on 3/11/11 were:  1.98/10, 16/ BP, 40/VJ, 10-6/BJ, 4.39/SS, and 6.90/3 cone. The Patriots liked what they saw at the TCU pro day workouts.

Ryan Taylor, Green Bay Packers, 218th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Taylor, Ryan North Carolina 6033 250 4.76
Ryan Taylor is an H-back, tight end, fullback, and special teams utility man with outstanding hands. He set a school record for tight end receptions with 36 in 2010. His pro day measurables were 1.69/10, 21/BP, 34/VJ, 9-10/BJ, 4.47/SS, and 7.09/3 cone. He had a big game catching the ball in the Music City Bowl win over Tennessee. Special teams will be his ticket. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Taylor as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Maurice Hurt, Washington Redskins, 217th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Hurt, Maurice Florida 6030 319 5.25
Maurice Hurt has experience at both guard and tackle. In 2010 he started six games at right guard, four at right tackle, and one at left guard. He has an injury history with knee and neck problems. He is a developmental long armed and wide bodied project. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Hurt as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Mikail Baker, St. Louis Rams, 216th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Baker, Mikail Baylor 5113 191 4.45
Mikail Baker is a developmental corner with good speed. A former wide receiver, he played six years at Baylor due to an injury history. On his pro day on 3/3/11 his numbers were:  1.52/10, 12/ BP, 38/VJ, 10-10/BJ, 4.31/SS, and 7.20/3 cone. The Rams liked what they saw at the Baylor pro day workouts.

D'Aundre Reed, Minnesota Vikings, 215th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Reed, D’Aundre Arizona 6037 261 4.89
D’Aundre Reed was in a three end rotation at Arizona with Brooks Reed and Ricky Elmore. He played in 39 games over his last three years. At the Combine he put up 225 pounds 30 times. He has long arms and big hands for the position. He will finish long pursuit. A developmental project, he flashes explosiveness. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Reed as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Derek Newton, Houston Texans, 214th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Newton, Derek Arkansas State 6047 311 5.01
Two-year starter. Junior college transfer with long arms. Plays right tackle. Better than average athlete. Plays with good foot quickness and balance. Stays engaged in the run game. Has decent arm length for a zone blocking tackle or guard projection. Plays on his feet. Pulls around and seals linebackers. Gets some push in the run game. A knee bender who has first step quickness. Good lower body flexibility. Can adjust on the run in the screen game. Active downfield. Mirrors and slides his feet as a pass protector. Needs technique work and more strength. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Brandyn Thompson, Washington Redskins, 213th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Thompson, Brandyn Boise State 5091 189 4.53
Three-year starter. A reactive football player who takes good angles on run support. Good tackler. Quick hands to slap the ball away from the receiver. Good instincts and play awareness. Quick to read and digest. No wasted motion. A hard wrap up tackler. Good fundamentals in his play. Will contribute on special teams which will be his ticket to get on the field because of fringe size. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Zach Clayton, Tennessee Titans, 212th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Clayton, Zach Auburn 6020 299 4.85
Played in 40 games. Played in a rotation where the linemen played fresh most of the time. A high motor, extra effort overachiever who has an explosive first step when slanting and angling. Good lateral and upfield quickness. Tough and aggressive in his play. Smart and tough. His dad is the assistant track coach at Auburn. He also throws the discus in track with a personal best of 191 feet, 11 inches. He holds the Alabama state high school record in the discus. As a senior in high school he won the state championship in both the shot put and the discus. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Bruce Miller, San Francisco 49ers, 211th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Miller, Bruce Central Florida 6014 254 4.85
Four-year starter. A high motor, great effort player who sells out every play. Productive with 34 career sacks. Two-time Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year. Projects to a 3- 4 rush end. Plays with good leverage. Can walk an offensive tackle back to the quarterback. Doesn’t stay blocked. Plays like his hair is on fire. Instinctive. Quick to read and react. Not fooled by screen passes. Strong upper body. Will contribute on special teams. Will need to improve all pass coverage skills. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Andrew Jackson, Atlanta Falcons, 210 Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Jackson, Andrew Fresno State 6051 302 5.34
Four-year starter. High ankle sprain after four games in 2010. Played in bowl game against Northern Illinois. An average athlete with short arms and fringe functional strength. Tough and physical in his play. Competitive, intense, and active. Effective use of his hands in both pass protection and in the run game. Looked rusty at the East/West Shrine game but he pancaked Marvin Austin in the game. Works on his initial block then will hustle downfield. Mirrors and slides his feet effectively on pass protection. Can anchor a bull rush. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Johnny Culbreath, Detroit Lions, 209th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Culbreath, Johnny South Carolina State 6051 322 4.99
Johnny Culbreath is a developmental offensive tackle from South Carolina State who was chosen with the 209th overall pick in the final round of the NFL Draft. A four-year starter with good size and athletic ability, he demonstrates flexibility and the ability to bend. The Lions were present at his workout where he gave as positive an impression as he did on tape. He has the frame to carry more weight. Information from his pro day on 3/31/11 is as follows: 1.86/10, 27/BP, 30.5/VJ, 9-0/BJ, 4.83/ SS, and 7.76/3 cone. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Culbreath as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Greg McElroy, NY Jets, 208th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

McElroy, Greg Alabama 6016 222 4.91
Two-year starter who is an efficient ball control passer with good ball placement. A very smart, aware, and heady prospect. Has a fringe skill level for an NFL quarterback. Average arm strength to keep a secondary honest. Best on short and swing routes. Good anticipation and decisions. Good leadership qualities. Can feel the rush and adjust to the pressure. Plays in a multiple offensive scheme. Good mechanics to throwing point. Good touch over the linebackers. Is a reliable manager of the game. Confident and consistent. Poised in the pocket. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Korey Lindsey-Woods, Cincinnati Bengals, 207th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Lindsey-Woods, Korey Southern Illinois 5101 181 4.52
Korey Lindsey-Woods is a three year starter who is a developmental type corner. He has short arms and small hands for the position. He possesses good ball skills, but struggles to get off blocks in run support. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Lindsey-Woods as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Justin Rogers, Buffalo Bills, 206th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Rogers, Justin Richmond 6004 180 4.50
Three-year starter. An instinctive and productive playmaker on the FCS level. Good hip flexibility. Good body control. Smooth and fluid. No wasted motion. An opportunistic pattern reader with good anticipation to pluck the ball. Twelve career interceptions. A developmental corner with fringe size. Averaged 12.4 yards per return. Was special teams player of the year in the Colonial Conference, returning 33 kickoffs for 1002 yards (30.4 avg) and 2 TDs. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Lazarius Levingston, Seattle Seahawks, 205th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Levingston, Lazarius LSU 6034 292 4.86
Two-year starter. Goes by the nickname Pep. Played in a rotation with experience at both tackle and end in a four man front. A developmental 3-4 end with long arms and big hands. Pushes the pocket but needs to develop more moves as he tries to power rush too often. Uses his body to stack the run game at him. Needs to get stronger to hold his ground consistently. Comes off high at times and loses his leverage. He does have some natural hand strength to knock the guard or tackle off balance. A better than average athlete who has a chance to work into a 4-3 tackle or a 3-4 end on the next level. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Virgil Green, Denver Broncos, 204th Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Green, Virgil Nevada 6033 248 4.64
Three-year starter who is a natural hand catcher with speed. An ascending talent with good ball skills and production. Well coached in reading coverages on the run. Fluid in his movement. Good body control on off target passes. Athletic after catch. Has some stop and go quickness. Can turn a short reception into a long gain. Has the speed to challenge the safeties in cover-two. A slot or H-back type tight end who needs to improve his blocking. Not an inline blocker where he is going to drive a defender off the ball. Gives effort as a position wall off blocker where he plays with knee bend and balance. Stays square. Light feet. Route running has improved over the past three years. Demonstrates good quickness on the break to separate from a defender. Ascending skills and production. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Zack Williams, Carolina Panthers, 203rd Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Williams, Zack Washington State 6030 309 5.25
Two-year starter. Junior college transfer from Glendale College (CA). Combination guard or center. Started at both positions for the Cougars. A good athlete. Did both shotgun and conventional snap at center in 2010. Played left guard in 2009. A knee bender who plays with body control and balance. Flashed a six inch punch. Hand use was okay, but can improve. Intense and mentally tough. First step quickness into target. Shows attitude and aggression in pass protection. Will engage with initial contact - base, balance, and knee bend - then shadow the rusher. Ability to quick position the defender. Lateral quickness for cut off. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Jacquian Williams, NY Giants, 202nd Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Williams, Jacquian South Florida 6025 231 4.59

Jacquian Williams projects as a weakside linebacker. A developmental athlete, he has the speed to make a difference on special teams. At his pro day on 3/24/11 his numbers were 1.59/10, 17/BP, 36.5/VJ, 9-8/BJ, 4.20/SS, and 6.93/3 cone. The Giants liked what they saw at the South Florida pro day workouts.

Stephen Schilling, San Diego Chargers, 201st Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Schilling, Stephen Michigan 6042 308 5.26

Four-year starter. Team captain. Two years at left guard and two years at right tackle. Average athletic ability for position. Physical inside player who uses his hands effectively. A high effort player who plays with a solid power base. Good angles to second level and on down blocks. Must keep his pad level down to handle the power of a bull rush. Good awareness. Plays with his head on a swivel. Pulls and runs aggressively. Good pull technique. Gets to the contact point well. Active down field. Quick on backside cut blocks. Sits quickly in pass protection. Strong punch and two arm extension. Physical on down blocks and double teams. Weakness includes arm length which is shorter than ideal with average recovery quickness. Will overextend and waist bend at times. Can be bull rushed if he doesn’t play with good technique and knee bend. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Ross Homan, Minnesota Vikings, 200th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Homan, Ross Ohio State 6003 240 4.68

Two-and-a-half year starter. Somewhat mechanical in movements but overall is athletic and has a burst in pursuit. Decent change of direction and range, hustles in pursuit. Struggles to get off a block and spent way too much time on the ground. Tends to get caught up in the traffic instead of getting downhill and to the ball. Lacks power to take on a block and will get covered up. Active and aggressive. He needs to be in a scheme that will keep him from getting blocked. He is at his best in pursuit on the edge. Has the characteristics of a Will linebacker in a 4-3. Shorter arms than ideal for the position. Good football intelligence. Understands the zone concepts and has good awareness. Can run with backs on swing and check down routes. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Jerrell Powe, Kansas City Chiefs, 199th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Powe, Jerrell Mississippi 6016 335 5.29

Two-year starter but played in every game as a sophomore. Thick upper and lower body build. Built for power with good first step quickness for a big man. Depending on a ball club’s scheme, he may be drafted as a defensive tackle. Strong in his arms and shoulders. Physically tough enough to stack a double team. When he plays nose tackle he has very good agility and the ability to change direction. Has quick feet, explosiveness, and quick reactions. As a penetrator, he can get off on the snap and push the play deep. Is comfortable playing the cocked nose position. Has been durable at a very physically demanding position. He is accustomed to close quarter battling. Presses the pocket with a power rush, but has other tricks in his bag. Plays in a rotation where he is always fresh, but is productive and active when he’s in the game. A two-down run player. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Tyler Sash, NY Giants, 198th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Sash, Tyler Iowa 6000 211 4.62

Junior entry. Three-year starter who has 13 interceptions in his career. Majors in two deep zone coverage. A traditional strong safety type. A strong run support player. Can communicate and plays halves coverage. Will play off blockers and tackle. Forces the point quickly. No hesitation. Can be fooled by play action at times because of aggressive run play. Will be a top special teams core performer. Physical tackler. Hits with an explosive force, but fails to get into position at times. Cut tackler, shoulder hit, and body blocks a ball carrier down. Inconsistent wrap up tackler. Good instincts. Can neutralize lead blocker. Initiates contact. Will take bad angles at times, maybe looking for the big hit. Very competitive. Needs more upper body strength to take on blocks. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Ricky Elmore, Green Bay Packers, 197th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Elmore, Ricky Arizona 6043 255 4.96
Three-year starter who is an edge, try hard competitor. Led the PAC-10 in sacks for two consecutive years. Experience at both right and left end where he is in a three man rotation with Brooks and D’Aundre Reed. Good first step quickness. Plays with leverage in the run game but struggles to stack the run at him and can get turned. Flashes counters to pass protection and run blocks. Slips blocks and can find the ball. A try hard but limited athlete who may be only a nickel pass rusher. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Keith Williams, Pittsburgh Steelers, 196th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Williams, Keith Nebraska 6042 318 5.36

Three-year starter who is physical. Uses his hands effectively to lock on and stay engaged. Gets a good fit in the zone blocking scheme. A natural knee bender who can move his feet. Has shorter arms than ideal. Average athletic ability. Loses concentration at times and loses knee bend and power producing angles. Inconsistent in his tenacity. Can look soft or sting a defender. Good awareness on blitz pickup or on combination blocks to the second level. He runs into problems when he has a breakdown in technique. Has the skill set to play on the next level. A developmental player with draftable qualities. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

AFC North Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

Baltimore Ravens Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Houser, Kevin	TE	10
Bulger, Marc	QB	10
Houshmandzadeh, T.J.	WR	10
Stallworth, Donte'	WR	8
Carr, Chris	CB	6
Washington, Fabian	CB	6
Chester, Chris	OL	5
Landry, Dawan	S	5
Moll, Tony	OL	5
Burgess, Prescott	LB	4
Gaither, Jared	OL	4
McClain, Le'Ron	RB	4
Wilson, Josh	CB	4
Yanda, Marshal	OL	4

Cincinnati Bengals Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Owens, Terrell	WR	15
Kelly, Reggie	TE	12
Jones, Dhani	LB	11
Williams, Roy	S	9
Ratliff, Keiwan	CB	7
Wilson, Gibril	S	7
Benson, Cedric	RB	6
Chambers, Kirk	OL	6
Fanene, Jonathan	DE	6
Mathis, Evan	OL	6
Johnson, Brandon	LB	5
Joseph, Johnathan	CB	4
Leonard, Brian	RB	4
Ndukwe, Nedu	S	4

Cleveland Browns Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Smith, Robaire	DE	11
Sorensen, Nick	S	10
Womack, Floyd	OL	10
Yates, Billy	OL	7
Roth, Matt	LB	6
Bell, Mike	RB	5
Elam, Abram	S	5
Mitchell, Jayme	DE	5
Vickers, Lawrence	RB	5
Estandia, Greg	TE	4
Piscitelli, Sabby	S	4
Robinson, Derreck	DE	4
Stuckey, Chansi	WR	4
Trusnik, Jason	LB	4
Wright, Eric	CB	4

Pittsburgh Steelers Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Hoke, Chris	DT	10
Taylor, Ike	CB	8
Eason, Nick	DE	8
Fox, Keyaron	LB	7
Moore, Mewelde	RB	7
Essex, Trai	OL	6
Warren, Greg	OL	6
Madison, Anthony	CB	5
Colon, Willie	OL	5
Suisham, Shaun	P/K	5
Gay, William	CB	4
Scott, Jonathan	OL	4
Sepulveda, Daniel	P/K	4
Spaeth, Matt	TE	4

AFC West Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

Denver Broncos Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Fields, Ronald	DT	6
Maroney, Laurence	RB	5
Eckel, Kyle	RB	4
Harris, Ryan	OL	4
Thomas, Marcus	DT	4

Kansas City Chiefs Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Wiegmann, Casey	OL	15
Edwards, Ron	DT	10
McGraw, Jon	S	9
Anderson, Charlie	LB	7
Copper, Terrance	WR	7
Daniels, Travis	CB	6
Smith, Shaun	DT	6
Croyle, Brodie	QB	5
Mays, Corey	LB	5
Niswanger, Rudy	OL	5
O'Callaghan, Ryan	OL	5
Pope, Leonard	TE	5
Battle, Jackie	RB	4
Castille, Tim	RB	4

Oakland Raiders Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Walker, Langston	OL	9
Asomugha, Nnamdi	CB	8
O'Sullivan, J.T.	QB	8
Williams, Sam	LB	8
Gallery, Robert	OL	7
Barnes, Khalif	OL	6
Frye, Charlie	QB	6
Huff, Michael	S	5
Brown, Ricky	LB	5
Howard, Thomas	LB	5
Condo, Jon	LB	4
Gradkowski, Bruce	QB	4
Henderson, Mario	OL	4
Higgins, Johnnie Lee	WR	4
Miller, Zach	TE	4
Moss, Jarvis	LB	4
Satele, Samson	OL	4

San Diego Chargers Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Carter, Tyrone	S	11
Volek, Billy	QB	11
Dearth, James	TE	10
McMichael, Randy	TE	9
Cesaire, Jacques	DE	8
Cooper, Stephen	LB	8
Washington, Kelley	WR	8
Moore, Brandon	LB	7
Burnett, Kevin	LB	6
Johnson, Travis	DT	6
Mruczkowski, Scott	OL	6
Sproles, Darren	RB	6
Floyd, Malcom	WR	5
Watkins, Pat	S	5
Barnes, Antwan	LB	4
Clary, Jeromey	OL	4
Hughes, Dante	CB	4
Naanee, Legedu	WR	4
Neill, Ryan	DE	4
Oliver, Paul	CB	4
Siler, Brandon	LB	4
Weddle, Eric	S	4

AFC East Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

Buffalo Bills Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Ayodele, Akin	LB	9
Florence, Drayton	CB	8
Whitner, Donte	S	5
Ellison, Keith	LB	5
McCargo, John	DT	5
Youboty, Ashton	CB	5
Posluszny, Paul	LB	4

Miami Dolphins Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Pennington, Chad	QB	11
Williams, Ricky	RB	10
Brown, Ronnie	RB	6
Cobbs, Patrick	RB	5
McDaniel, Tony	DT	5
McQuistan, Pat	OL	5
Procter, Cory	OL	5
Moses, Quentin	DE	4
Thigpen, Tyler	QB	4

New England Patriots Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Taylor, Fred	RB	13
Faulk, Kevin	RB	12
Morris, Sammy	RB	11
Graham, Shayne	P/K	10
Light, Matt	OL	10
Warren, Gerard	DE	10
White, Tracy	LB	8
McGowan, Brandon	S	6
Ojinnaka, Quinn	OL	5
Page, Jarrad	S	5

New York Jets Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Richardson, Tony	RB	16
Pryce, Trevor	DE	14
Ellis, Shaun	DE	11
Edwards, Braylon	WR	6
Hunter, Wayne	OL	6
Pool, Brodney	S	6
Clemens, Kellen	QB	5
Coleman, Drew	CB	5
Cromartie, Antonio	CB	5
Holmes, Santonio	WR	5
Laury, Lance	LB	5
Smith, Brad	WR	5
Smith, Eric	S	5
Weatherford, Steve	P/K	5
Folk, Nick	P/K	4
Ihedigbo, James	S	4

NFC South Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

Atlanta Falcons Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Peterson, Mike	LB	12
Finneran, Brian	WR	11
Williams, Brian	CB	9
Bryant, Matt	P/K	8
Koenen, Michael	P/K	6
Clabo, Tyson	OL	5
Dahl, Harvey	OL	5
Norwood, Jerious	RB	5
Blalock, Justin	OL	4
Johnson, Thomas	DT	4
Nicholas, Stephen	LB	4
Snelling, Jason	RB	4

Carolina Panthers Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
St. Pierre, Brian	QB	8
Anderson, James	LB	5
Hodge, Abdul	LB	5
Hudson, Marcus	S	5
King, Jeff	TE	5
Marshall, Richard	CB	5
Petitti, Rob	OL	4
Williams, DeAngelo	RB	5
Williams, Jamar	LB	5
Alexander, Gerald	S	4
Johnson, Charles	DE	4
Landri, Derek	DT	4
Lloyd, Rhys	P/K	4
Moore, Matt	QB	4
Morris, Chris	OL	4
Rosario, Dante	TE	4
Wilson, C.J.	CB	4

New Orleans Saints Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Sharper, Darren	S	14
Prioleau, Pierson	S	12
Clark, Danny	LB	11
Evans, Heath	RB	10
Betts, Ladell	RB	9
Goodwin, Jonathan	OL	9
Mitchell, Kawika	LB	8
Shanle, Scott	LB	8
Wilkerson, Jimmy	DE	8
Jones, Julius	RB	7
Giordano, Matt	S	6
Hargrove, Tony	DE	6
Harper, Roman	S	5
Moore, Lance	WR	5
Roby, Courtney	WR	5
Strief, Zach	OL	5
Thomas, David	TE	5
Torrence, Leigh	CB	5
Ayodele, Remi	DT	4
Bushrod, Jermon	OL	4
Charleston, Jeff	DE	4
Humphrey, Tory	TE	4
Mitchell, Marvin	LB	4
Reis, Chris	S	4
Wynn, DeShawn	RB	4
Young, Usama	CB	4

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Gilmore, John	TE	9
Koutouvides, Niko	LB	7
Ruud, Barrett	LB	6
Williams, Carnell	RB	6
Joseph, Davin	OL	5
Stovall, Maurice	WR	5
Trueblood, Jeremy	OL	5
Black, Quincy	LB	4
Crowder, Tim	DE	4
Hayward, Adam	LB	4
White, Stylez	DE	4

NFC North Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

Chicago Bears Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Collins, Todd	QB	16
Maynard, Brad	P/K	14
Kreutz, Olin	OL	13
Clark, Desmond	TE	12
Adams, Anthony	DT	8
Tinoisamoa, Pisa	LB	8
Bullocks, Josh	S	6
Davis, Rashied	WR	6
Iwuh, Brian	LB	5
Manning, Danieal	S	5
Wilson, Rodriques	LB	5
Graham, Corey	CB	4
Roach, Nick	LB	4
Wolfe, Garrett	RB	4

Detroit Lions Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
DeVries, Jared	DE	12
Ciurciu, Vinny	LB	8
Johnson, Landon	LB	7
Brown, C.C.	S	6
Carpenter, Bobby	LB	5
Clark, Brian	WR	5
Gandy, Dylan	OL	5
Hill, Tye	CB	4
Houston, Chris	CB	4
McBride, Turk	DE	4
McDonald, Brandon	CB	4
Rayner, Dave	P/K	4
Stanton, Drew	QB	4
Wendling, John	S	4

Green Bay Packers Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Wilhelm, Matt	LB	8
Jenkins, Cullen	DE	7
Bigby, Atari	S	5
Colledge, Daryn	OL	5
Kuhn, John	RB	5
Smith, Anthony	S	5
Spitz, Jason	OL	5
Crosby, Mason	P/K	4
Hall, Korey	RB	4
Jackson, Brandon	RB	4
Jones, James	WR	4

Minnesota Vikings Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Favre, Brett	QB	19
Longwell, Ryan	P/K	14
Williams, Pat	DT	13
Leber, Ben	LB	9
Ramsey, Patrick	QB	9
Sheppard, Lito	CB	9
Lewis, Greg	WR	8
Walker, Frank	CB	8
Baskett, Hank	WR	5
Cook, Ryan	OL	5
Edwards, Ray	DE	5
Evans, Fred	DT	5
Jackson, Tarvaris	QB	5
Tahi, Naufahu	RB	5
Frampton, Eric	S	4
Rice, Sidney	WR	4

NFC West Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

Arizona Cardinals Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Robinson, Bryan	DT	14
Faneca, Alan	OL	13
Ware, Matt	CB	7
Graham, Ben	P/K	6
Wright, Jason	RB	6
Abdullah, Hamza	S	5
Lutui, Deuce	OL	5
Watson, Gabe	DT	5
Batiste, D'Anthony	OL	4
Branch, Alan	DT	4
Breaston, Steven	WR	4
Claxton, Ben	OL	4
Patrick, Ben	TE	4
Sendlein, Lyle	OL	4
Spach, Stephen	TE	4
McBride, Trumaine	CB	3

San Francisco 49ers Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Spikes, Takeo	LB	13
Sims, Barry	OL	12
James, Will	CB	10
Evans, Demetric	DE	9
Reed, Jeff	P/K	9
Westbrook, Brian	RB	9
Franklin, Aubrayo	DT	8
Baas, David	OL	6
LaBoy, Travis	DE	6
Smith, Alex	QB	6
Wragge, Tony	OL	6
Lawson, Manny	LB	5
Goldson, Dashon	S	4
McDonald, Ray	DE	4
Smith, Troy	QB	4

St. Louis Rams Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Hovan, Chris	DT	11
Lewis, Michael	S	9
Goldberg, Adam	OL	7
Clayton, Mark	WR	6
Dockery, Kevin	CB	5
Gibson, Gary	DT	5
Fells, Daniel	TE	4
Johnson, Darcy	TE	4
Robinson, Laurent	WR	4
Ryan, Clifton	DT	4
Schouman, Derek	TE	4

Seattle Seahawks Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Milloy, Lawyer	S	15
Mare, Olindo	P/K	14
Hasselbeck, Matt	QB	12
Stokley, Brandon	WR	12
Brock, Raheem	DE	9
Pitts, Chester	OL	9
Babineaux, Jordan	S	7
Locklear, Sean	OL	7
Terrill, Craig	DT	7
Hill, Leroy	LB	6
Losman, J.P.	QB	6
McCoy, Matt	LB	6
Spencer, Chris	OL	6
Willis, Ray	OL	6
Gordon, Amon	DT	5
Jennings, Kelly	CB	5
Martin, Ruvell	WR	5
Robinson, Michael	RB	5
Herring, Will	LB	4
Mebane, Brandon	DT	4
Richardson, Jay	DE	4
Siavii, Junior	DT	4

NFC East Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

Dallas Cowboys Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Kosier, Kyle	OL	9
Barron, Alex	OL	6
Sensabaugh, Gerald	S	6
Spears, Marcus	DE	6
Bowen, Stephen	DE	5
Hatcher, Jason	DE	5
Hurd, Sam	WR	5
Free, Doug	OL	4
Williams, Leon	LB	4

New York Giants Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Bulluck, Keith	LB	11
Grant, Deon	S	11
Clayton, Michael	WR	7
Sorgi, Jim	QB	7
Blackburn, Chase	LB	6
Boothe, Kevin	OL	5
Cofield, Barry	DT	5
Hagan, Derek	WR	5
Kiwanuka, Mathias	DE	5
Wilkinson, Gerris	LB	5
Boss, Kevin	TE	4
Bradshaw, Ahmad	RB	4
Johnson, Michael	S	4
Smith, Steve	WR	4
Tollefson, Dave	DE	4

Philadelphia Eagles Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Akers, David	P/K	12
Mikell, Quintin	S	8
Wells, Reggie	OL	8
McCray, Bobby	DE	7
Hobbs, Ellis	CB	6
Sims, Ernie	LB	5
Cole, Nick	OL	5
Gaither, Omar	LB	5
Harrison, Jerome	RB	5
Jean-Gilles, Max	OL	5
Patterson, Dimitri	CB	5
Bradley, Stewart	LB	4
Harris, Antoine	CB	4
Jordan, Akeem	LB	4
Rocca, Saverio	P/K	4

Washington Redskins Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Moss, Santana	WR	10
Buchanon, Phillip	CB	9
Furrey, Mike	WR	8
Grossman, Rex	QB	8
Brown, Jammal	OL	6
Rogers, Carlos	CB	6
Doughty, Reed	S	5
Golston, Kedric	DE	5
McIntosh, Rocky	LB	5
Blades, H.B.	LB	4
Heyer, Stephon	OL	4
Wilson, Chris	DE	4

AFC South Official Unrestricted 2011 Free Agent List

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Houston Texans Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Turk, Matt	P/K	15
Lewis, Damione	DT	10
Bentley, Kevin	LB	9
Green, Jarvis	DE	9
Leach, Vonta	RB	7
Paymah, Karl	CB	6
Anderson, Mark	DE	5
Butler, Rashad	OL	5
Leinart, Matt	QB	5
Pollard, Bernard	S	5
Bulman, Tim	DT	4
Diles, Zach	LB	4
Jones, Jacoby	WR	4
Studdard, Kasey	OL	4

Indianapolis Colts Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Vinatieri, Adam	P/K	15
Rhodes, Dominic	RB	9
Hamlin, Ken	S	8
Francisco, Aaron	CB	6
Hagler, Tyjuan	LB	6
Addai, Joseph	RB	5
Johnson, Charlie	OL	5
Bullitt, Melvin	S	4
Dawson, Keyunta	DT	4
Johnson, Antonio	DT	4
Muir, Daniel	DT	4
Session, Clint	LB	4

Jacksonville Jaguars Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Bouman, Todd	QB	12
Considine, Sean	S	6
Morrison, Kirk	LB	6
Durant, Justin	LB	4
Edwards, Trent	QB	4
Podlesh, Adam	P/K	4
Sims-Walker, Mike	WR	4

Tennessee Titans Free Agents

Player	Position	Accrued Seasons
Collins, Kerry	QB	16
Moss, Randy	WR	14
Douglas, Marques	DE	10
Thornton, David	LB	9
Winborn, Jamie	LB	9
Hood, Roderick	CB	8
Nickey, Donnie	S	8
Simms, Chris	QB	8
Babin, Jason	DE	7
Ball, Dave	DE	6
Scaife, Bo	TE	6
Hall, Ahmard	RB	5
Tulloch, Stephen	LB	5
Ford, Jacob	DE	4
Harris, Leroy	OL	4

JT Thomas, Chicago Bears, 195th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Thomas, JT West Virginia 6010 241 4.65

Three-year starter as the weakside linebacker in a 3-5-3 defensive scheme. Intense and athletic in his play. Has experience in a variety of stunt packages. Has a quick take off. Good use of hands, speed, and quickness. Can adjust on the move. Has a burst to the quarterback. Good timing and anticipation. Uses speed moves to race through the creases and gaps. Will throw his body into a ball carrier. Takes good pursuit angles and will wrap up. Can track and trail in man coverage or drop square in underneath zones. A tough guy mentally and physically. Will play hurt. Will contribute on special teams coverage units. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Markell Carter, New England Patriots, 194th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Carter, Markell  Central Arkansas 6043 252 4.73

Markell Carter was a rush end in a 4-3 scheme in college, but projects to an outside linebacker. He played wide receiver in high school. He started getting bigger, stronger, and tougher his junior year at Central Arkansas. His workout numbers at his pro day on 3/9/11 were 1.75/10, 17/BP, 35.3/VJ, 10-1/BJ, 4.45/SS, and 7.43/3 cone. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Carter as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Brian Rolle, Philadelphia Eagles, 193rd Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Rolle, Brian Ohio State 5095 229 4.56

Two-year starter. Team captain. Good athletic ability and speed. Shorter than ideal. Will take bad angles at times. Active and always around the ball. Will struggle in man to man matchups. Good range. Can stick his foot in the ground and drive on the ball. Explosive quickness. Physical tackler. Initiates contact. Strong for his size. Looks like a weakside Will 4-3 linebacker candidate. Can get smothered by big offensive linemen and separating at times. A three down linebacker who is athletic and instinctive. Will contribute on all special teams coverage units. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Matt Bosher, Atlanta Falcons, 192nd Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Bosher, Matt Miami 6000 205 4.80

Punter Matt Bosher fills a need for Atlanta as 2010 was the final year of Michael Koenen’s contract. Bosher also kicks off and handles field goal chores. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Bosher as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles, 191st Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Kelce, Jason Cincinnati 6025 280 4.93
Three-year starter. Started at offensive left guard for two years and was moved to center in 2010. An athletic but undersized center who lacks anchor strength versus a big nose tackle. A zone blocking center. Good footwork. A knee bender who plays with leverage. Plays with good base and balance. Works to finish his block. Good body control. Quick to redirect. Quick hands to get inside the frame of a defensive lineman. Light feet with the ability to recover, react quickly, and pick up blitz. Good ability to stay balanced, change direction, and adjust ability to control body. Good downfield effort to make a second block. Has lateral agility quickness to cut off slant moves and mirror pass rusher. Runs his feet on contact. A creative team that runs the ball may use him at fullback. A scrappy and feisty center who may buck the trend, but there are no interior linemen that have made a team weighing 280 pounds in the modern era. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Colin Jones, San Francisco 49ers, 190th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Jones, Colin TCU 5114 201 4.39

Started 18 games in his career. In 2010 he flourished with 80 tackles and 11 1/2 tackles for loss. An ascending player who played strong safety in the TCU 4-2-5 defensive scheme. Nagging injuries hindered his consistency and growth in the secondary early in his career. A good athlete with rare speed. Needs to get stronger. Had a pick six interception against UNLV. A former all-state running back who was one of the top-100 sprinters in Texas. Will contribute on all special teams coverage units. Was productive as well at backing up at safety in 2007 and 2008. Has had chronic right hamstring problems. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Michael Mohamed, Denver Broncos, 189th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Mohamed, Michael California 6030 239 4.70

Three-year starter. Instinctive in his play. Quick to read and react. Plays square with leverage. Smart and aware. Wrap tackler. Has experience in both a 3-4 and a 4-3 scheme. Good recognition and reaction in zone coverage. Gains depth in his drop. Disciplined in both zone and man to man coverage. Keeps his body in good position. Can handle tight ends. Needs more upper body strength in his arms and shoulders to control blockers. Quick to fill and stuff a running lane. Has the agility to work through traffic in the run game. Productive and athletic in his play. National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award in 2010. Plays well on all special teams coverage units. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Chris Rucker, Indianapolis Colts, 188th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Rucker, Chris Michigan State 6010 195 4.55

Chris Rucker was a four-year letterman and started 34 games at cornerback for the Spartans. He intercepted 6 passes, broke up 19 passes, and recorded 191 tackles in his career. He has good size and athletic ability for the corner position. The Colts are rolling the dice on his ability and talent to overcome his numerous off the field red flags. Ourlads Scouting Services rated Rucker as a developmental player with draftable qualities.

Allen Bradford, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 187th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Bradford, Allen Southern Cal 5107 242 4.53

Two-year starter. Rotated with two other backs. A powerful back with good lower body strength. Downhill runner who is strong and fast. Explosive when he gets his hands on the ball. Can jump cut and burst through the hole. Lowers his shoulder and spins out of a tackle. Good vision and cutting ability. Uses a stiff arm to ward off tacklers. Runs with his chin over his toes. Good pad level. BYOB – he takes “be your own blocker” to heart. Strong runner between the tackles. Good contact balance. Patient on the outside zone and lets the blocks set up. A big back with lower body strength that will explode on contact. Athletic enough to reverse his field and make positive yards. No hesitation out of his stance. Plays with energy. Can shake a defender in the open field. Recruited as a linebacker or strong safety. Racked up 692 yards rushing in 2009 with 8 TDs, averaging 5.8 ypc. Also played on special teams that season where he made 6 tackles as well as one forced fumble. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

DJ Smith, Green Bay Packers, 186th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Smith, DJ Appalachian St. 5106 239 4.71

Four-year starter. A sideline to sideline linebacker who can slip a block and make a play. Quick getting downhill and stacking the inside running lanes. Will get a look at both the inside and outside linebacker spots. Outstanding instincts and productivity with 525 career tackles. Smith joins former Dallas Cowboy linebacker, Dexter Coakley, as the only two defenders in Mountaineer history to go over the 500 tackle mark. He was the only FCS linebacker on the Butkus watch list. Plays with quick hands and feet. Quick reactions. Bends his knees and explodes from the ground up. Fluid moves to get to his drop area in zone. Sits down and squares up. Gets depth. Good short man coverage. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Greg Jones, NY Giants, 185th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Jones, Greg Michigan State 6001 242 4.75

Four-year starter who has been a tackling machine over his career. Played in a 4-3 scheme as a junior and played inside as a 3-4 linebacker as a senior. Plays at seven yards depth and gets downhill in a hurry. Outstanding natural ability to find the ball and make plays. Good anticipation. A playmaker in the run game. Quick to read his keys. Always around the ball. Plays square and takes the openings when there. Good initial movement. Read and react versus the run is excellent. Can be explosive taking on blocks. Bends knees and gets good leverage. Good intensity and nose for the ball. He does a good job wading through the traffic and avoiding blocks while taking a good angle to the ball. Very instinctive, fits the hole well and shows sudden change of direction. Tracks well moving downhill. Gets to the off tackle hole on a scrape extremely well. Effective as a blitzer and is good in pass rush when he beats the blocker initially. Locked up at times and ridden out. He has the tools and athletic ability to play in coverage but was below average in this area. Fluid in his pass drops. Gets to the hook area and sits down and squares up. Can turn and run. Gets depth. Reads the quarterback and reacts very well. Quick take off when he blitzes. Good use of hands, speed, quickness, and strength. Can adjust on the move, good change of direction, and timing. Messes up the offensive timing when he blitzes. Competitive with good physical and mental toughness. Takes good pursuit angles downfield. Has a burst to finish the play. Gets the ball carrier down. A physical tackler who can make an open field play. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

David Carter, Arizona Cardinals, 184th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Carter, David UCLA 6044 297 4.98

One-year starter. Played in a rotation in 2008 and 2009. Brother Chris played at Fresno State. They both teamed up on the West squad in the Shrine game. A good effort player who made the most of his senior year. Makes the quarterback throw out of the well when rushing the passer. Hustled to the perimeter. Broke well on the ball. Played strong in the season ending USC game. Has first step and lateral quickness. Doesn’t stay blocked. May interest some teams as a 3-4 five technique. Has some interesting pro physical skills worth developing. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.