Undrafted Free Agent Pick Ups 2018

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2018 Packers UDFAs Signed Thus Far

UDFA Signings (14)
Returning First-Year Players (10)
Tryout Players (16)
Whose left? Who should we pick up? Who is the most likely to make the team?
 
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  • Packers signed:

  • G Jacob Alsadek, Arizona
  • ILB Marcus Porter, Fairmont State
 
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I know we drafted 3 wideouts but I still like Simmie Cobbs and Allen Lazard better than all 3. Cant believe they weren't drafted. Joe Ostman would be a sweet pickup. Sean Welsh could come in and compete for a backup role on interior line right away.
 

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From 247sports.com:

OL Jacob Alsadek, Arizona
DL Tyler Lancaster, Northwestern
EDGE C.J. Johnson, East Texas Baptist
OLB Marcus Porter, Fairmount State
TE Kevin Radar, Youngstown State
DB Raven Greene, James Madison
DB Chris Seisay, Oregon
C Austin Davis, Duke
 
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From 247sports.com:

OL Jacob Alsadek, Arizona
DL Tyler Lancaster, Northwestern
OLB Garrett Dooley, Wisconsin
EDGE C.J. Johnson, East Texas Baptist
OLB Marcus Porter, Fairmount State
TE Kevin Radar, Youngstown State
DB Raven Greene, James Madison
DB Chris Seisay, Oregon
C Austin Davis, Duke

I like how we got another Badger for our pass rush
False. Dooley signed with Vikings.
 

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I was actually hoping the Packers would either draft (late) or sign Long Snapper Tanner Carew, but the Pack drafted Hunter Bradley and the SeaHawks signed Carew.

Hoping Bradley turns out to be the better player and puts some stability to the position that very few think about, but can change a game in a......snap.
 

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After having 20 picks in the draft, I feel like this may be the year that we don't sign an UDFA.
 

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I would have liked:

CB Holton Hill
LB Skai Moore
C/G Sean Welsh
G/C Will Clapp
G KJ Malone
CB JC Jackson
G Skyler Phillips
DL Trenton Thompson
QB Nic Shimonek
 

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Benkert signed with the Falcons.
Hill signed with Raiders.
Stevens with the Redskins
Coleman with the Texans

Think I will stop now....LOL...seems your list is old? :whistling:

Blame it on NFL.com

I'll be upset though if we don't do something about making a massive backup QB upgrade this season. Zone read offense QBs are awful in the NFL and need to be eradicated pronto off of this team.
 

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Blame it on NFL.com

I'll be upset though if we don't do something about making a massive backup QB upgrade this season. Zone read offense QBs are awful in the NFL and need to be eradicated pronto off of this team.

Well I doubt we would improve our QB depth that much through an UDFA. I am hoping Kizer is better than Hundley, who is still a Packer and then there is Callahan who I don't see sticking around very long. Tim Boyle is a guy that had in for a predraft visit, went right out and signed him, so they must like him. Hard to tell much from his draft profile. But he is 6' 4", 230 lbs, has a cannon for an arm and worked in a Pro Set offense, so a good starting spot. I'm not going to get too excited about Boyle, but if you watch the highlights, notice the touch he puts on the ball. Some of those passes are laid in there perfectly.

If you zoom in closely on his wristband, at first glance it looks like plays, but it actually just says "Don't Be a Hundley".

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Well I doubt we would improve our QB depth that much through an UDFA. I am hoping Kizer is better than Hundley, who is still a Packer and then there is Callahan who I don't see sticking around very long. Tim Boyle is a guy that had in for a predraft visit, went right out and signed him, so they must like him. Hard to tell much from his draft profile. But he is 6' 4", 230 lbs, has a cannon for an arm and worked in a Pro Set offense, so a good starting spot. I'm not going to get too excited about Boyle, but if you watch the highlights, notice the touch he puts on the ball. Some of those passes are laid in there perfectly.

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I'd certainly think he oughtta be given a fair shake by our coaches to see if he at least has Flynn's capabilities. If he can at least get the concept of stepping up in the pocket, that alone is an upgrade over Hundley.
 

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I'd certainly think he oughtta be given a fair shake by our coaches to see if he at least has Flynn's capabilities. If he can at least get the concept of stepping up in the pocket, that alone is an upgrade over Hundley.
McCarthy likes his QB projects and so far Hundley has proved to be a failure, Callahan was all over the place, so it wouldn't surprise me to see Boyle on the PS come September, if he shows something in pre-season. With all the WR's we just drafted, we are going to need all the arms we can get. :)
 

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In the 10 years or so that I’ve been following the draft pretty closely, one thing I’ve noticed about UDFA’s is that fans always want the guys they’ve heard of, but the guys who tend to surprise and push for a roster spot are usually the guys that no one has heard of.
 

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In the 10 years or so that I’ve been following the draft pretty closely, one thing I’ve noticed about UDFA’s is that fans always want the guys they’ve heard of, but the guys who tend to surprise and push for a roster spot are usually the guys that no one has heard of.
Like Jeff Janis ;)

I was hoping we could sign Sutton as an UDFA, but I think he got drafted?
 

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In the 10 years or so that I’ve been following the draft pretty closely, one thing I’ve noticed about UDFA’s is that fans always want the guys they’ve heard of, but the guys who tend to surprise and push for a roster spot are usually the guys that no one has heard of.

I only want guys on the practice squad that I never heard of. Of course I can't tell you who they are for obvious reasons but that's who I want alright.
 
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