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Analyzing practice-squad additions for all 32 teams
By Nolan Nawrocki
Sept. 2, 2008
The 53-man cut down brings anticipation for hungry general managers and pro-personnel directors eager to beef up the talent on their rosters.
Talent tends to spring loose because of a team’s sheer depth, as is often the case in New England, San Diego and Indianapolis; because of coaching changes, and the league now has four new residing skippers in Atlanta, Baltimore, Miami and Washington with less emotional attachment to players acquired by the previous regimes; and because of a host of other variables such as injuries, salary structure and old age.
Once the 53-man roster is set, it becomes key for teams to establish a competitive, developmental squad from which they can elevate players. Teams are allowed to keep up to eight players on the roster to practice with the club from Monday to Thursday. Compensation is $5,200 per week, although a higher salary can be negotiated to lure or keep a practice-squad player desired by another team. When teams highly desire a player, it’s not unusual for them to offer weekly compensation equivalent to being on the 53-man roster.
Practice-squad players are free to sign a contract with another NFL club at any time if given the opportunity to join that team’s 53-man roster. No compensation is required for pilfering talent off another team’s practice squad, which often makes it the most ideal avenue for personnel departments to locate talent.
Most often, a player’s draft status is indicative of how highly sought after a waived player will be on the open market given that many teams use the extensive scouting reports written by their college scouts as a basis for building the bottom of the roster. However, many mistakes are made in the draft and undrafted free agents can draw as much interest as former early-round picks with strong preseason play.
Other pro scouting departments make their presence heavily at preseason contests and study preseason tape extensively. Still, recommendations made by agents, coaches and other evaluators around the league influence practice-squad signings.
Based on practice-squad signings of players from other teams, Baltimore was the most active with four followed by Arizona, Carolina, Cleveland, Denver and Philadelphia — all of whom signed three players from other teams to compete on their practice squads. In all, 37 developmental players signed with teams other than those that released them.
Following is a breakdown of all 32 practice squads as of today, with teams not filling all eight of their practice-squad slots noted. The bolded players came from other teams, with their former team noted in parentheses, and were likely to have drawn more interest in the open market.
Editor's note: International development players are denoted by an asterisk.
Arizona
CB Michael Adams, Louisiana-Lafayette
DE Jason Banks, Grambling
DT Keilen Dykes, West Virginia
CB Wilrey Fontenot, Arizona (from Falcons)
WR Onrea Jones, Hampton (from Colts)
WR Lance Long, Mississippi State
C Anthony Oakley, Western Kentucky (from Bears)
C Pat Ross, Boston College
Atlanta
OG D’Anthony Batiste, Louisiana-Lafayette
FS Eric Brock, Auburn
DE Sean Conover, Bucknell (from Titans)
RB Kenneth Darby, Alabama (from Buccaneers)
DE Brandon Miller, Georgia
CB Glenn Sharpe, Miami (Fla.)
WR Eric Weems, Bethune-Cookman
TE Keith Zinger, LSU
Baltimore
QB Casey Bramlet, Wyoming (from Chargers)
WR Justin Harper, Virginia Tech
TE Nate Lawrie, Yale (from Bengals)
RB Marcus Mason, Youngstown State (from Redskins)
DE Bryan Mattison, Iowa (from Jets)
TE Joe Reitz, Western Michigan
WR Ernie Wheelwright, Minnesota
WR Matt Willis, UCLA
Buffalo (7)
LB Marcus Buggs, Vanderbilt
OG Dustin Dickinson, Houston (from Seahawks)
RB Bruce Hall, Mississippi
WR C.J. Hawthorne, Hawaii
WR Felton Huggins, S.E. Louisiana
DE Corey Mace, Wyoming
TE Jonathan Stupar, Virginia (from Patriots)
Carolina
RB DeCori Birmingham, Arkansas
WR Will Buchanon, USC
DE Angelo Craig, Cincinnati (from Bengals)
SS Joe Fields, Syracuse
DT Nick Hayden, Wisconsin
FB Billy Latsko, Florida (from Steelers)
WR Titus Ryan, Concordia (Ala.) (from Saints)
OT Geoff Schwartz, Oregon
Chicago (7)
DE Ervin Baldwin, Michigan State
OT Cody Balogh, Montana
FB Jason Davis, Illinois (from Eagles)
LB Joey LaRocque, Oregon State
TE Fontel Mines, Virginia
OG Tyler Reed, Penn State
WR Brandon Rideau, Kansas
Cincinnati (6)
DE Eric Henderson, Georgia Tech
LB Dan Howell, Washington
RB James Johnson, Kansas State
OG Nate Livings, LSU
WR Maurice Purify, Nebraska
WR Mario Urrutia, Louisville
Cleveland (7)
LB Titus Brown, Mississippi State (from Dolphins)
RB Omar Cuff, Delaware (from Titans)
C Christian Gaddis, Villanova (from Bills)
FS Travis Key, Michigan State
WR Lance Leggett, Miami (Fla.)
DE Melila Purcell, Hawaii
WR Steve Sanders, Bowling Green
Dallas
WR Danny Amendola, Texas Tech
QB Richard Bartel, Tarleton State
RB Alonzo Coleman, Hampton
FB Julius Crosslin, Oklahoma State
DE Marcus Dixon, Hampton
LB Tearrius George, Kansas State
TE Rodney Hannah, Houston
WR Mike Jefferson, Montana State
Denver (7)
SS Josh Barrett, Arizona State
OG Mitch Erickson, South Dakota State
QB Darrell Hackney, Alabama-Birmingham
DT Steven Harris, Florida
DE Ryan McBean, Oklahoma State (from Steelers)
RB P.J. Pope, Bowling Green (from Bears)
WR Travis Wilson, Oklahoma (from Browns)
Detroit
LB Darnell Bing, USC
OG Matt Butler, East Carolina
RB Allen Ervin, Lambuth (Tenn.)
WR Eric Fowler, Grand Valley State
QB Drew Henson, Michigan
SS LaMarcus Hicks, Iowa State
WR Kenneth Moore, Wake Forest
TE Jake Nordin, Northern Illinois
Green Bay
WR Jake Allen, Mississippi College
C Brennen Carvalho, Portland State
TE Joey Haynos, Maryland
LB Danny Lansanah, Connecticut
DT Alfred Malone, Troy
CB Joe Porter, Rutgers
WR Brett Swain, San Diego State
RB DeShawn Wynn, Florida
Houston
LB Kevis Coley, Southern Mississippi
WR Darnell Jenkins, Miami (Fla.)
DT Gabe Long, Utah
DE Jesse Nading, Colorado State
CB Derrick Roberson, Rutgers
WR Mark Simmons, Kansas
OT Adam Stenavich, Michigan (from Cowboys)
RB Darius Walker, Notre Dame
Indianapolis (6)
QB Josh Betts, Miami (Ohio)
OG Tala Esera, Hawaii
CB Brandon Foster, Texas
WR Samuel Giguere, Sherbrooke, Canada
RB Chad Simpson, Morgan State
OT Michael Toudouze, TCU
Jacksonville
TE Chris Brown, Tennessee
DE Mkristo Bruce, Washington State
OT Andrew Carnahan, Arizona State
TE Charles Davis, Purdue
CB Isaiah Gardner, Maryland
C Drew Miller, Florida
CB Rashod Moulton, Fort Valley State
QB Paul Smith, Tulsa
Kansas City (7)
SS Dowayne Davis, Syracuse (from Cowboys)
WR Marques Hagans, Virginia (from Rams)
OG Edwin Harrison, Colorado
DT Derek Lokey, Texas
LB Aden Durde*, Middlesex, England
WR Kevin McMahan, Maine
DE Jason Parker, Arizona
Miami
WR Anthony Armstrong, West Texas A&M
CB Wilfred Billingsley, North Carolina A&T
WR Jayson Foster, Georgia Southern
OT Daren Heerspink, Portland State
RB Lex Hilliard, Montana
TE Matthew Mulligan, Maine
LB Tyson Smith, Iowa State (from Cowboys)
Minnesota
DE Martail Burnett, Utah
OG Brian Daniels, Colorado
DT Leger Douzable, Central Florida
WR Jaymar Johnson, Jackson State
C Tim Mattran, Stanford
WR Darius Reynaud, West Virginia
CB Marcus Walker, Oklahoma
RB Albert Young, Iowa
New England
DE Titus Adams, Nebraska
OG Jacob Bender, Nicholls State (from Jets)
TE Tyson Devree, Colorado
SS Mark Dillard, Louisiana Tech
RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Mississippi
LB Vince Redd, Liberty
CB Mike Richardson, Notre Dame
FS Antwain Spann, Louisiana-Lafayette
New Orleans (7)
DT Remi Ayodele, Oklahoma
OG Tim Duckworth, Auburn
LB Jolonn Dunbar, Boston College
WR Skyler Green, LSU
RB Lynell Hamilton, San Diego State
TE Buck Ortega, Miami (Fla.)
DE Josh Savage, Utah
New York Giants
CB Rashad Barksdale, Albany, N.Y. (from Chiefs)
DT Jeremy Clark, Alabama
DE Wallace Gilberry, Alabama
OT Na’Shan Goddard, South Carolina
WR Marcus Monk, Arkansas
CB Geoffrey Pope, Howard
OG Kurt Quarterman, Louisville
QB Andre’ Woodson, Kentucky
New York Jets
WR Larry Brackins, Pearl River J.C.
RB Jehuu Caulcrick, Michigan State
OG Stanley Daniels, Washington
FS James Ihedigbo, Massachusetts
DT Matt McChesney, Colorado
DT Ropati Pitoitua, Washington State
WR Paul Raymond, Brown
LB Brandon Renkart, Rutgers
Oakland
CB Darrick Brown, McNeese State
DE Greyson Gunheim, Washington
WR Jonathan Holland, Louisiana Tech
P Glenn Pakulak, Kentucky
RB Louis Rankin, Washington
WR Marcel Reece, Washington
TE Darrell Strong, Pittsburgh
OT Brandon Torrey, Howard (from Titans)
Philadelphia
CB Kyle Arrington, Hofstra
FB Jed Collins, Washington State
DT Michael Marquardt, Arizona State
WR Shaheer McBride, Delaware State
OT Chris Patrick, Nebraska (from 49ers)
WR Willie Reid, Florida State (from Steelers)
DE Andy Studebaker, Wheaton (Ill.)
CB Trae Williams, South Florida (from Jaguars)
Pittsburgh
LB Patrick Bailey, Duke
CB Roy Lewis, Washington
FS Grant Mason, Michigan
OT Jeremy Parquet, Southern Mississippi
DT Scott Paxson, Penn State
WR Micah Rucker, Eastern Illinois
TE Dezmond Sherrod, Mississippi State
RB Justin Vincent, LSU
St. Louis (7)
DE C.J. Ah You, Oklahoma
RB Lance Ball, Maryland
C Dustin Fry, Clemson
LB Marc Magro, West Virginia
WR Derek Stanley, Wisconsin-Whitewater
CB Darius Vinnett, Arkansas
FB Russ Weil, Illinois
San Diego
LB Antwan Applewhite, San Diego State
WR Gary Banks, Troy
FS Tra Battle, Georgia
RB Eldra Buckley, Tennessee-Chattanooga
DE Andre Coleman, Albany, N.Y.
OG Brandyn Dombrowski, San Diego State
DE Keith Grennan, Eastern Washington
FB David Kirtman, USC (from Seahawks)
San Francisco
RB Thomas Clayton, Kansas State
DE Atiyyah Ellison, Missouri (from 49ers)
TE Joe Jon Finley, Oklahoma
LB Larry Grant, Ohio State
WR Chris Hannon, Tennessee (from Panthers)
DE Louis Holmes, Arizona
OT Joe Toledo, Washington
WR Dominique Zeigler, Baylor
Seattle (7)
S Jamar Adams, Michigan
DT Kevin Brown, UCLA
WR Michael Bumpus, Washington State
CB Marquis Floyd, West Georgia
OG Pat Murray, Truman State
TE Joe Newton, Oregon State
OT Kyle Williams, USC
Tampa Bay
WR Brian Clark, North Carolina State
TE Daniel Fells, Cal-Davis
CB Marcus Hamilton, Virginia
DT Dre Moore, Maryland
RB Clifton Smith, Fresno State
KR Micheal Spurlock, Mississippi
CB Brandon Sumrall, Southern Mississippi (from Vikings)
OT Julius Wilson, Alabama-Birmingham (from Rams)
Tennessee
WR Biren Ealy, Houston
CB Tuff Harris, Montana
DT Antonio Johnson, Mississippi State
QB Ingle Martin, Furman
C Jason Murphy, Virginia Tech
TE Jamie Petrowski, Indiana State
C Fernando Velasco, Georgia
CB Cary Williams, Washburn (Kan.)
Washington
WR Devin Aromashodu, Auburn (from Colts)
FB Nehemiah Broughton, The Citadel
OG Devin Clark, New Mexico
OG Andrew Crummey, Maryland
WR Horace Gant, St. Olaf (Minn.)
LB Curtis Gatewood, Vanderbilt
CB Matterral Richardson, Arkansas
CB Byron Westbrook, Salisbury (Md.)
Matt Feminis contributed to this report.
Analyzing practice-squad additions for all 32 teams
By Nolan Nawrocki
Sept. 2, 2008
The 53-man cut down brings anticipation for hungry general managers and pro-personnel directors eager to beef up the talent on their rosters.
Talent tends to spring loose because of a team’s sheer depth, as is often the case in New England, San Diego and Indianapolis; because of coaching changes, and the league now has four new residing skippers in Atlanta, Baltimore, Miami and Washington with less emotional attachment to players acquired by the previous regimes; and because of a host of other variables such as injuries, salary structure and old age.
Once the 53-man roster is set, it becomes key for teams to establish a competitive, developmental squad from which they can elevate players. Teams are allowed to keep up to eight players on the roster to practice with the club from Monday to Thursday. Compensation is $5,200 per week, although a higher salary can be negotiated to lure or keep a practice-squad player desired by another team. When teams highly desire a player, it’s not unusual for them to offer weekly compensation equivalent to being on the 53-man roster.
Practice-squad players are free to sign a contract with another NFL club at any time if given the opportunity to join that team’s 53-man roster. No compensation is required for pilfering talent off another team’s practice squad, which often makes it the most ideal avenue for personnel departments to locate talent.
Most often, a player’s draft status is indicative of how highly sought after a waived player will be on the open market given that many teams use the extensive scouting reports written by their college scouts as a basis for building the bottom of the roster. However, many mistakes are made in the draft and undrafted free agents can draw as much interest as former early-round picks with strong preseason play.
Other pro scouting departments make their presence heavily at preseason contests and study preseason tape extensively. Still, recommendations made by agents, coaches and other evaluators around the league influence practice-squad signings.
Based on practice-squad signings of players from other teams, Baltimore was the most active with four followed by Arizona, Carolina, Cleveland, Denver and Philadelphia — all of whom signed three players from other teams to compete on their practice squads. In all, 37 developmental players signed with teams other than those that released them.
Following is a breakdown of all 32 practice squads as of today, with teams not filling all eight of their practice-squad slots noted. The bolded players came from other teams, with their former team noted in parentheses, and were likely to have drawn more interest in the open market.
Editor's note: International development players are denoted by an asterisk.
Arizona
CB Michael Adams, Louisiana-Lafayette
DE Jason Banks, Grambling
DT Keilen Dykes, West Virginia
CB Wilrey Fontenot, Arizona (from Falcons)
WR Onrea Jones, Hampton (from Colts)
WR Lance Long, Mississippi State
C Anthony Oakley, Western Kentucky (from Bears)
C Pat Ross, Boston College
Atlanta
OG D’Anthony Batiste, Louisiana-Lafayette
FS Eric Brock, Auburn
DE Sean Conover, Bucknell (from Titans)
RB Kenneth Darby, Alabama (from Buccaneers)
DE Brandon Miller, Georgia
CB Glenn Sharpe, Miami (Fla.)
WR Eric Weems, Bethune-Cookman
TE Keith Zinger, LSU
Baltimore
QB Casey Bramlet, Wyoming (from Chargers)
WR Justin Harper, Virginia Tech
TE Nate Lawrie, Yale (from Bengals)
RB Marcus Mason, Youngstown State (from Redskins)
DE Bryan Mattison, Iowa (from Jets)
TE Joe Reitz, Western Michigan
WR Ernie Wheelwright, Minnesota
WR Matt Willis, UCLA
Buffalo (7)
LB Marcus Buggs, Vanderbilt
OG Dustin Dickinson, Houston (from Seahawks)
RB Bruce Hall, Mississippi
WR C.J. Hawthorne, Hawaii
WR Felton Huggins, S.E. Louisiana
DE Corey Mace, Wyoming
TE Jonathan Stupar, Virginia (from Patriots)
Carolina
RB DeCori Birmingham, Arkansas
WR Will Buchanon, USC
DE Angelo Craig, Cincinnati (from Bengals)
SS Joe Fields, Syracuse
DT Nick Hayden, Wisconsin
FB Billy Latsko, Florida (from Steelers)
WR Titus Ryan, Concordia (Ala.) (from Saints)
OT Geoff Schwartz, Oregon
Chicago (7)
DE Ervin Baldwin, Michigan State
OT Cody Balogh, Montana
FB Jason Davis, Illinois (from Eagles)
LB Joey LaRocque, Oregon State
TE Fontel Mines, Virginia
OG Tyler Reed, Penn State
WR Brandon Rideau, Kansas
Cincinnati (6)
DE Eric Henderson, Georgia Tech
LB Dan Howell, Washington
RB James Johnson, Kansas State
OG Nate Livings, LSU
WR Maurice Purify, Nebraska
WR Mario Urrutia, Louisville
Cleveland (7)
LB Titus Brown, Mississippi State (from Dolphins)
RB Omar Cuff, Delaware (from Titans)
C Christian Gaddis, Villanova (from Bills)
FS Travis Key, Michigan State
WR Lance Leggett, Miami (Fla.)
DE Melila Purcell, Hawaii
WR Steve Sanders, Bowling Green
Dallas
WR Danny Amendola, Texas Tech
QB Richard Bartel, Tarleton State
RB Alonzo Coleman, Hampton
FB Julius Crosslin, Oklahoma State
DE Marcus Dixon, Hampton
LB Tearrius George, Kansas State
TE Rodney Hannah, Houston
WR Mike Jefferson, Montana State
Denver (7)
SS Josh Barrett, Arizona State
OG Mitch Erickson, South Dakota State
QB Darrell Hackney, Alabama-Birmingham
DT Steven Harris, Florida
DE Ryan McBean, Oklahoma State (from Steelers)
RB P.J. Pope, Bowling Green (from Bears)
WR Travis Wilson, Oklahoma (from Browns)
Detroit
LB Darnell Bing, USC
OG Matt Butler, East Carolina
RB Allen Ervin, Lambuth (Tenn.)
WR Eric Fowler, Grand Valley State
QB Drew Henson, Michigan
SS LaMarcus Hicks, Iowa State
WR Kenneth Moore, Wake Forest
TE Jake Nordin, Northern Illinois
Green Bay
WR Jake Allen, Mississippi College
C Brennen Carvalho, Portland State
TE Joey Haynos, Maryland
LB Danny Lansanah, Connecticut
DT Alfred Malone, Troy
CB Joe Porter, Rutgers
WR Brett Swain, San Diego State
RB DeShawn Wynn, Florida
Houston
LB Kevis Coley, Southern Mississippi
WR Darnell Jenkins, Miami (Fla.)
DT Gabe Long, Utah
DE Jesse Nading, Colorado State
CB Derrick Roberson, Rutgers
WR Mark Simmons, Kansas
OT Adam Stenavich, Michigan (from Cowboys)
RB Darius Walker, Notre Dame
Indianapolis (6)
QB Josh Betts, Miami (Ohio)
OG Tala Esera, Hawaii
CB Brandon Foster, Texas
WR Samuel Giguere, Sherbrooke, Canada
RB Chad Simpson, Morgan State
OT Michael Toudouze, TCU
Jacksonville
TE Chris Brown, Tennessee
DE Mkristo Bruce, Washington State
OT Andrew Carnahan, Arizona State
TE Charles Davis, Purdue
CB Isaiah Gardner, Maryland
C Drew Miller, Florida
CB Rashod Moulton, Fort Valley State
QB Paul Smith, Tulsa
Kansas City (7)
SS Dowayne Davis, Syracuse (from Cowboys)
WR Marques Hagans, Virginia (from Rams)
OG Edwin Harrison, Colorado
DT Derek Lokey, Texas
LB Aden Durde*, Middlesex, England
WR Kevin McMahan, Maine
DE Jason Parker, Arizona
Miami
WR Anthony Armstrong, West Texas A&M
CB Wilfred Billingsley, North Carolina A&T
WR Jayson Foster, Georgia Southern
OT Daren Heerspink, Portland State
RB Lex Hilliard, Montana
TE Matthew Mulligan, Maine
LB Tyson Smith, Iowa State (from Cowboys)
Minnesota
DE Martail Burnett, Utah
OG Brian Daniels, Colorado
DT Leger Douzable, Central Florida
WR Jaymar Johnson, Jackson State
C Tim Mattran, Stanford
WR Darius Reynaud, West Virginia
CB Marcus Walker, Oklahoma
RB Albert Young, Iowa
New England
DE Titus Adams, Nebraska
OG Jacob Bender, Nicholls State (from Jets)
TE Tyson Devree, Colorado
SS Mark Dillard, Louisiana Tech
RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Mississippi
LB Vince Redd, Liberty
CB Mike Richardson, Notre Dame
FS Antwain Spann, Louisiana-Lafayette
New Orleans (7)
DT Remi Ayodele, Oklahoma
OG Tim Duckworth, Auburn
LB Jolonn Dunbar, Boston College
WR Skyler Green, LSU
RB Lynell Hamilton, San Diego State
TE Buck Ortega, Miami (Fla.)
DE Josh Savage, Utah
New York Giants
CB Rashad Barksdale, Albany, N.Y. (from Chiefs)
DT Jeremy Clark, Alabama
DE Wallace Gilberry, Alabama
OT Na’Shan Goddard, South Carolina
WR Marcus Monk, Arkansas
CB Geoffrey Pope, Howard
OG Kurt Quarterman, Louisville
QB Andre’ Woodson, Kentucky
New York Jets
WR Larry Brackins, Pearl River J.C.
RB Jehuu Caulcrick, Michigan State
OG Stanley Daniels, Washington
FS James Ihedigbo, Massachusetts
DT Matt McChesney, Colorado
DT Ropati Pitoitua, Washington State
WR Paul Raymond, Brown
LB Brandon Renkart, Rutgers
Oakland
CB Darrick Brown, McNeese State
DE Greyson Gunheim, Washington
WR Jonathan Holland, Louisiana Tech
P Glenn Pakulak, Kentucky
RB Louis Rankin, Washington
WR Marcel Reece, Washington
TE Darrell Strong, Pittsburgh
OT Brandon Torrey, Howard (from Titans)
Philadelphia
CB Kyle Arrington, Hofstra
FB Jed Collins, Washington State
DT Michael Marquardt, Arizona State
WR Shaheer McBride, Delaware State
OT Chris Patrick, Nebraska (from 49ers)
WR Willie Reid, Florida State (from Steelers)
DE Andy Studebaker, Wheaton (Ill.)
CB Trae Williams, South Florida (from Jaguars)
Pittsburgh
LB Patrick Bailey, Duke
CB Roy Lewis, Washington
FS Grant Mason, Michigan
OT Jeremy Parquet, Southern Mississippi
DT Scott Paxson, Penn State
WR Micah Rucker, Eastern Illinois
TE Dezmond Sherrod, Mississippi State
RB Justin Vincent, LSU
St. Louis (7)
DE C.J. Ah You, Oklahoma
RB Lance Ball, Maryland
C Dustin Fry, Clemson
LB Marc Magro, West Virginia
WR Derek Stanley, Wisconsin-Whitewater
CB Darius Vinnett, Arkansas
FB Russ Weil, Illinois
San Diego
LB Antwan Applewhite, San Diego State
WR Gary Banks, Troy
FS Tra Battle, Georgia
RB Eldra Buckley, Tennessee-Chattanooga
DE Andre Coleman, Albany, N.Y.
OG Brandyn Dombrowski, San Diego State
DE Keith Grennan, Eastern Washington
FB David Kirtman, USC (from Seahawks)
San Francisco
RB Thomas Clayton, Kansas State
DE Atiyyah Ellison, Missouri (from 49ers)
TE Joe Jon Finley, Oklahoma
LB Larry Grant, Ohio State
WR Chris Hannon, Tennessee (from Panthers)
DE Louis Holmes, Arizona
OT Joe Toledo, Washington
WR Dominique Zeigler, Baylor
Seattle (7)
S Jamar Adams, Michigan
DT Kevin Brown, UCLA
WR Michael Bumpus, Washington State
CB Marquis Floyd, West Georgia
OG Pat Murray, Truman State
TE Joe Newton, Oregon State
OT Kyle Williams, USC
Tampa Bay
WR Brian Clark, North Carolina State
TE Daniel Fells, Cal-Davis
CB Marcus Hamilton, Virginia
DT Dre Moore, Maryland
RB Clifton Smith, Fresno State
KR Micheal Spurlock, Mississippi
CB Brandon Sumrall, Southern Mississippi (from Vikings)
OT Julius Wilson, Alabama-Birmingham (from Rams)
Tennessee
WR Biren Ealy, Houston
CB Tuff Harris, Montana
DT Antonio Johnson, Mississippi State
QB Ingle Martin, Furman
C Jason Murphy, Virginia Tech
TE Jamie Petrowski, Indiana State
C Fernando Velasco, Georgia
CB Cary Williams, Washburn (Kan.)
Washington
WR Devin Aromashodu, Auburn (from Colts)
FB Nehemiah Broughton, The Citadel
OG Devin Clark, New Mexico
OG Andrew Crummey, Maryland
WR Horace Gant, St. Olaf (Minn.)
LB Curtis Gatewood, Vanderbilt
CB Matterral Richardson, Arkansas
CB Byron Westbrook, Salisbury (Md.)
Matt Feminis contributed to this report.
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