UDFA me

[57reasons]

I dont have any info yet, just looking forward to tracking this since i so want a nose tackle still, so figure i'll start a thread.

https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2025-udf ... -nfl-teams

[57reasons]

from that same site:

Signings

WR Tyrone Broden, Arkansas
TE Marshall Lang, Northwestern
T Amari Kight, UCF
EDGE Connor O'Toole, Utah
EDGE Jalan Gaines, Illinois State
CB Zy Alexander, LSU

Minicamp Invites

DI Thor Griffith, Louisville


I think Alexander was a surprise not to be drafted, and we didnt pick a corner. just sayin...

[57reasons]

Nazir Stackhouse signed with the Packers, Elijah Simmons with the Cardinals. might have to call Al Woods out retirement.

[Seattle or Bust]

Jackson Woodard is an interesting one for a team that didn't draft a linebacker.

Mountain West defensive player of the year. 135 tackles, 17 tfls.

[Captain 97]

It seems like every team brings in 5-10 un-drafted free agents. Why don't they just add a few rounds on to the draft? Its at the point where its almost better to be un-drafted than to be taken in the 7th round because you can choose a spot that is the best fit for you and go to a place where you have the best chance to make the team.

[Donn Beach]

It seems like every team brings in 5-10 un-drafted free agents. Why don't they just add a few rounds on to the draft? Its at the point where its almost better to be un-drafted than to be taken in the 7th round because you can choose a spot that is the best fit for you and go to a place where you have the best chance to make the team.

They reduced the number of rounds a few years ago, I think it's definitely better, you are a FA. I think everyone is pretty happy with it now. The FA aspect can benefit both players and teams