2020 UDFA Signings and Discussion

[gzubeck]

The way this team is going all the chargers are going to be wearing horned rim glasses and sporting pocket protectors! You'll ve to pass the IQ test to get on the roster. LOL!

[Boltgang74]

Sign the men TT!

[ChargersPowderBlue]

Wasn't sure where to post this, but since we picked 2 UDFA from Notre Dame as well as drafting a player from there:

TT has an unhealthy obsession with players from Notre Dame.

[Boltjolt]

From a post I found on Fansided ... 4.43 ... 40.5 vertical.... 10.08 broad. All those numbers were better than McCaffrey's.

4.48 as Ninja posted... Probably a typo there.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...-austin-ekeler

[Formula 21]

ahhh.... FB.... thought he was a TE....

Chargers listing Nabors as a fb.

[Boltjolt]

Very bummed the Colts got Blankenship. He is going to be a 15 year all pro kicker. A lock for 10-12 points a game

Perhaps, thats what they thought about Aquayo. Not sure why kickers falter in the NFL. The ball is a bit bigger but geez. The Raiders kicker Carlson has struggled as well and got cut but Chicago before the Raiders got him.... Where he was only a 73% kicker.

The Colts do need a kicker though. Venetiari can't kick forever.

[ChargingBolts]

Very bummed the Colts got Blankenship. He is going to be a 15 year all pro kicker. A lock for 10-12 points a game

That's good for our boy Rivers!

#ColtUp

[like54ninjas]

At 6-foot-2, 212 lbs, cornerback Donte Vaughn is a tall, tough, and strong player that has some intrigue as a possible late-round pick or UDFA.

Despite dealing with injuries and struggles at times while at Notre Dame, Vaughn started in three of the team’s final seven games last season. He also appeared in all seven of those games.

Vaughn finished the 2019-20 season with 16 tackles and five PBU’s.

Without a lot of tape, no pro day, and no draft combine invite, it will be tough for Vaughn to prove that he can be a potential playmaker in the NFL. However, three teams did speak to Vaughn before the draft started — the New England Patriots, Chicago Bears, and Los Angeles Chargers.

Each of those teams could find a way to build and mold Vaughn into a solid defensive back, but will they take a chance on him?

Vaughn ran a 4.52 40-yard dash at a private workout in Tampa. Had he been invited to the combine, his 4.52 would have been faster than nine of the 29 cornerbacks that participated.

Vaughn, like many other college athletes, is suffering from the lack of a pro day. With that in mind, it’s tough to predict where he will end up. If the injuries subside, Donte Vaughn can be a solid late-round pick to work with for the future.

[Bolt4Knob]

TT has an unhealthy obsession with players from Notre Dame.

I am tired of it . Brian Polian is long gone - and Telesco was buddies with him

Like I said - go to effing Baton Rouge and get a woody for those players, from Alabama, Ohio State, Clemson. Jeez, like clock work. Another damn pick from an overrated program. And the thing is - the track record kind of sucks. Tranquill might be decent

Te'O - never materialized
Watt - flamed out
Rochelle - tbd
Tillery - tbd

[powderblueboy]

I am tired of it . Brian Polian is long gone - and Telesco was buddies with him

Like I said - go to effing Baton Rouge and get a woody for those players, from Alabama, Ohio State, Clemson. Jeez, like clock work. Another damn pick from an overrated program. And the thing is - the track record kind of sucks. Tranquill might be decent

Te'O - never materialized
Watt - flamed out
Rochelle - tbd
Tillery - tbd

he's drafted more players from notre dame than he has from alabama(1), ohio state(2), clemson(1), & lsu(0) combined.
he's drafted more players from notre dame than he has from the entire SEC

if you were not 5 -11 last year, with divisional titles to your resume, you could get away with it without criticism.

they should probably do an internal audit of their systematic bias

[wu-dai clan]

TT drafted Joey Bosa instead of Ronnie Stanley.

Mindless bitching.

[iginlafan77]

What happened to Sam Renner?

Signed with the Rams