Undrafted Tracker

[D-train]

George Holani reminds me of a running back on the 49ers who eats our sandwich twice a year, and it isn't very enjoyable.


https://youtu.be/8ejdj1eJBjc?si=xtgWkvxfP8KSsj-x

I like Kenny McIntosh. And we have a history of finding late round or undrafted free agent running backs.

Yup, me too. I hope we find a way to use him this year.

He is now RB3, he will definitely be used if healthy not that Dallas is gone.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Here is the complete list...

QB – Chevan Cordeiro, San Jose State
RB – George Holani, Boise State
RB – TaMerik Williams, North Dakota State
WR – Dakereon Joyner, South Carolina (Invited to camp)
WR – Hayden Hatten, Idaho
TE – Jack Westover, Washington
OL – Garrett Greenfield, South Dakota State
IOL – Mike Novitsky, Kansas
iOL – Xavier Delgado, Missouri
C – Mike Novitsky, Kansas
EDGE – Nelson Ceaser, Houston
EDGE – Richard Jibunor, Troy
EDGE – Sundiata Anderson, Grambling State
DT – Devere Levelston, SMU
DT – Rason Williams II, Louisiana Tech
LB – Aaron Beasley, Tennessee
LB – Daniel Abraham, Villanova (Invited to Minicamp)
LB – Easton Gibbs, Wyoming
LB – Devin Richardson, Washington State (Invited to Minicamp)
LB – Travion Brown, Arizona State (Invited to Minicamp)
CB – Carlton Johnson, Fresno State
DB – Dee Williams, Tennessee
DB – Ro Torrance, Arizona State
S – Kendarin Roy, Tulsa (Invited to Minicamp)
S – Sam Lockett, Washington State (Invited to Minicamp)

[Donn Beach]

That seems like a lot compared to past drafts. I thought there was some limit to the number you could sign

[Bil522]

That seems like a lot compared to past drafts. I thought there was some limit to the number you could sign

What it takes to get to 90.....also there is a rookie mini camp where guys can sign just for that

[Bil522]

Tua's brother, Taulia Tagovailoa, is coming to the mini camp as well.

[Captain 97]

So if there are enough of a need out there that teams are signing 20 undrafted free agents wouldn't it make sense to make the draft a few rounds longer? Its not uncommon to here the pundants say that if you are on the fringe its actually better to be undrafted than to be a 7th rounder becasue you get to pick the best situation for you. Seems like 10 rounds would be a solid number.

[Donn Beach]

They are probably happy with it

In 1977, the draft saw its first scale down from 17 rounds to 12 rounds. Then in 1994 — when the NFL instituted the salary cap, which plays significant relevance to the draft itself as it denotes the slot value for each pick — it was once again reduced down to seven rounds, which is how long it remains still today.