2008 agents free undrafted

QB Paul Smith Tulsa
Not the greatest arm, but Smith has nice accuracy and ability to run a complex passing attack. Also doubles as a punter.RB Danny Woodhead Chadron State
He doesn’t have NFL measureables, but has a running style that could play as a punt-return specialist.
FB Mike Cox, Georgia Tech
Punishing run blocker, but not much else. He is limited as a receiver and runner.
WR DJ Hall, Alabama
Despite having great hands and solid route running, he fell due to a lack of ability to separate.
WR Maurice Purify, Nebraska
Character counts. He has first-day talent and out of the league character and legal issues.
TE Joe Jon Finley, Oklahoma
He is best as a No. 2 tight end and special teams contributor, but teams couldn’t look past his lack of athleticism.
OT Thaddeus Coleman, Mississippi Valley State
Not a finished product by any means, and he lacks bulk, but has great footwork. Could be a fit for zone-blocking team.
OT Akim Millington, Illinois
Millington is a powerful run blocker, but his mobility is limited. There are concerns about his lack of ability to translate to a pro-style blocking system also.
OG Drew Radovich, Southern California
A nice guard in short area, and in the run game, but he didn’t play well in space at USC. His short arms were an issue, too.
OG Kerry Brown, Appalachian State
Brown’s quickness and athleticism were getting him hits as a possible late-round pick, but teams know he needs weight-room work.
C Adam Spieker, Missouri
He is a veteran center with nice play recognition and ability to call out protections, but athletically just can’t reach the second level.
DE Darrell Robertson, Georgia Tech
One that makes no sense, but screams that maybe Tech’s defensive linemen just don’t translate to the pro game well, like Eric Henderson from two years ago.

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