2010 NFL Draft: Tracking The Chiefs Undrafted Free Agents

- An ILB
- NT anybody? lol

http://twitter.com/kentbabb/statuses/12790896893

He’s still on no one’s roster that I can see as of yet.

Did from 2006-2008. It’s so obvious that it needs improvement but it gets ignored. Then one day they’ll be like “I guess we shouldve fixed that”

I like him. Tall, strong after catch, seperation. Wonder why he wasn’t drafted

Chiefs are negotiating with Cory Greenwood, LB outta Concordia.

I looked at the old list and saw Holtzclaw…
I made myself sad.

Sound so familiar?

that the Chiefs do a very poor job on acquiring UDFA’s after the draft. We always seem slower than the other teams, and continually fail to land some of the bigger names at the same time. We had tons of time after our 5th round draft choices to prepare and line up guys that’d be possibilities for us, yet we’ve only landed a handful (that we know of at least). I know it’s not a contest to land the most UDFA’a or anything, but as a fan, it’s pretty frustrating to see most other teams already reaching agreement with twice as many guys as we have.

Concordia (Canada)

Greenwood put on quite the show for those in attendance. At 6’2" 236lbs. he ran a 4.50 flat time in the 40 yard dash which would have been best at the linebacker position at the combine stateside and his 40-inch vertical jump would have ranked second amongst linebackers in Indianapolis. During the shorter 8 game schedule in Canada this year, Greenwood tallied 72 tackles with 3 tackles for loss and 2 sacks.

Greenwood is considered a relatively raw prospect with limited football experience and will need a solid coaching staff to get him into playing shape mentally. His size will make him a bit of a tweener in the linebacker realm which can be seen as both a good and bad thing at times with no natural position floating between inside and outside linebacker. He played the majority of his ball in Canada at the inside position, but his lack of bulk might make that transition difficult in the NFL. Moving to the outside won’t be an easy task for him either as he doesn’t have the ideal pass rushing instincts to play on the edge at the next level. With his raw athleticism and pure upside however, it would be surprising to see him get beyond the 5th round after last year’s showing by Martin. Greenwood has all of the physical tools to make quite an impact in the league, but only time will tell just how he transitions to the extensive season.

The Colts snagged Blair White….

Wow he couldn’t have landed in a better spot.

Remember that name guys….he is gonna be great!

Probably not the best place to do this, but I just want to thank you all for great AP coverage of the draft. Honestly, it was a blast to watch the picks with all you folks on here. The color commentary was hilarious!!!

Also thought the rapid info on the picks was amazing. Overall, fantastic job from all the Moderators!!!

Thanks for making the draft so much fun!!!

Rico Mccoy.been watching him and Eric Berry for the past 2 years. and if you guys ever watched a game then you know he is ready to play just not the biggest LB out there

Chiefs
Jeremy Horne, WR, UMass
Andrew Lewis, OL, Oklahoma State
Austin Signor, K, Eastern Illinois
Rich Gunnell, WR, Boston College

Source

from NE Draft UDFA page

why aren't chiefs signing faster!? there won't be any left!!!

http://cdsdraft.com/profile.php?id=4842

“Comes with bad intentions and drives running backs to the ground. Laudable physicals. Intense, competitive, and hungry. Good kid who will work”

sounds like my kind of guy!!!

School
Oklahoma State
Height
6 ’ 4.5 "
Weight
298 lbs.
Speed
5.35 ( Pro Day )

Graduation Year
2010
Birth Date
2/20/1987
Jersey #
54
Current Position
C
Projected Position
OG
CDS Projected 2010 NFL Draft Round
4
Member Projected 2010 NFL Draft Round
Not enough entries
Important Links
 Oklahoma State’s Profile for Andrew Lewis
Stats
Overview
Three year starter; Texas vs. Nation invitee.
Strengths
Athletic lineman who can play both center and guard. Quick off the ball and into his blocks. Gets to the second level, can run and block in space. Long arms, plays with leverage and gets some push. Technically proficient. Good in combination blocks. Scrappy and competes. Quick into his pass sets. Displays good balance, mirrors & slides well and can recover when initially beaten. Ideal fit for a zone-blocking scheme.
Weaknesses
Not huge and doesn’t have the frame to add much weight. Not powerful; more of a position/seal guy, though not what you would call a liability. Can be driven back by top power DTs.
Projection
Smart, versatile lineman should be chosen in the middle rounds. Needs some seasoning, but has the tools to develop into a starter down the road. Snaps lefty, a rarity.

School
Boston College
Height
5 ’ 11.0 "
Weight
196 lbs.
Speed
4.55 ( Unofficial )

Graduation Year
2010
Birth Date
1/12/1987
Jersey #
18
Current Position
WR
Projected Position
WR
CDS Projected 2010 NFL Draft Round
7

Boston College’s Profile for Rich Gunnell

Overview
Gunnell is Boston College’s all-time leader in receiving yards with 2459 in his career (broke Pete Mitchell’s record). He’s second in receptions (181) and fourth in TDs (18). As a senior in 2009, he was voted team MVP after starting all 13 games and being selected as All-ACC Honorable Mention. He finished the season with 60 catches for 880 yards and 7 TDs. His final game, the Emerald Bowl against USC, saw him tally 6 catches for 130 yards and a TD. During his career, he has also returned punts and kicks effectively. In 2007, as a RS sophomore, he became Matt Ryan’s big-play receiver.
Strengths
Gunnell is a classic possession receiver who has the ability to make the big play as well. He’s an excellent route runner who can get open. Gunnell is a solid hand-catcher who shows excellent ball skills. He’s not afraid to go across the middle and plays a physical game. He’ll take a hit and has the concentration to hold onto the ball. He’s also a willing and effective blocker. Gunnell is a smart, productive player with tremendous work ethic, character, and leadership ability.
Weaknesses
Gunnell doesn’t display much in the way of deep speed or quickness. He’s a bit smaller than most teams would like as well.

All your comments are telling us NTs who we didn’t get.

You make me sad.

But keep it up because I need to know what’s going on! :)

Menelik Holt from Nebraska

ThatBoyMeno Only bcuz people KEEP askin.Dolphins,rams,chiefs,jaguars,eagles,redskins,panthers and jets called. No idk where I’m goin or if I’m goin! Thx

Chris Turner, QB from Maryland?

Unlike Bruce Campbell, Maryland quarterback Chris Turner isn’t even assured of having his name called during the draft. So he eagerly jumped, ran, lifted weights and threw the football to give the scouts something to remember him by. The 6-foot-4, 220-pound Turner ran the 40 in 5.16 seconds, then in 5.10. He pressed 225 pounds 11 times. Those numbers aren’t as important as the fact that he was a three-year starter, threw 30 touchdown passes, had four 300-yard games and was 5-2 against teams in the Top 25. Said Turner: “I think with good performances, good interviews, with good tryouts with different teams I can get drafted. It’s just a matter of doing it.” – AP Sports

Dude is a beast, my good friend trained with him at the Parisi speed school. I think this is a great pick, he is from canada so he might have some sort of adjustment to the rule changes but its easy to coach a smart, athletic linebacker.