I wouldn't mind seeing tHem take a flier on former Hawkeyes Brandon wegher.

A bit of a head case but can run the rock.

La'el Collins, G, LSU
Quayshawn Buckley, DT, Idaho

and my list of FCS notables:
Zach Wagenmann, OLB, Montana
Tevin McDonald, SS, Eastern Washington
John Crockett, RB, NDSU

All undrafted players
Quarterbacks
Cody Fajardo, Nevada
Brandon Bridge, South Alabama
Shane Carden, East Carolina
Bryan Bennett, Southeastern Louisiana
Jerry Lovelocke, Prairie View
Blake Sims, Alabama
Connor Halliday, Washington State
Tyler Heinicke, Old Dominion
Taylor Kelly, Arizona State
Hutson Mason, Georgia
Ryan Willliams, Miami (Fla.)
Anthony Boone, Duke
Terrance Broadway, Louisiana-Lafayette
Gary Nova, Rutgers
Chris Bonner, Colorado State-Pueblo
Tyler Murphy, Boston College
Austin Sumner, South Dakota St.
Brett Nottingham, Columbia
Justin Worley, Tennessee
Bo Wallace, Ole Miss
Jake Waters, Kansas State
Mark Myers, John Carroll
Cole Stoudt, Clemson
Kevin Rodgers, Henderson State
Dylan Thompson, South Carolina

Running backs
Malcolm Brown, Texas
Zach Zenner, South Dakota State
Dominique Brown, Louisville
Terrence Magee, LSU
Malcolm Agnew, Southern Illinois
Dee Hart, Colorado State
Trey Williams, Texas A&M
Tyler Varga, Yale
John Crockett, North Dakota St.
B.J. Catalon, TCU
Terrell Watson, Azusa Pacific
Jahwan Edwards, Ball State
Synjyn Days, Georgia Tech
Corey Grant, Auburn
Thomas Rawls, Central Michigan
John Scheuerman, Louisiana-Lafayette
Brandon Wegher, Morningside
Travon Van, Montana

Wide receivers
Antwan Goodley, Baylor
Josh Harper, Fresno State
Austin Hill, Arizona
Dres Anderson, Utah
George Farmer, USC
Jordan Taylor, Rice
Rannell Hall, Central Florida
Devante Davis, UNLV
Donatella Luckett, Harding
Deon Long, Maryland
Jake Kumerow, Wisc.-Whitewater
Jaxon Shipley, Texas
DeAndrew White, Alabama
Christion Jones, Alabama
Cam Worthy, East Carolina
Geremy Davis, Connecticut
Titus Davis, Central Michigan
R.J. Harris, New Hampshire
Jordan Leslie, BYU
Kasen Williams, Washington
Deontay Greenberry, Houston
Levi Norwood, Baylor
Nigel King, Kansas
Nick Harwell, Kansas
Quinton Dunbar, Florida
Damiere Byrd, South Carolina
Shakim Phillips, Boston College
Chris Harper, California
Andrew Turzilli, Rutgers
Ezell Ruffin, San Diego St.
DeAndre Carter, Sacramento State
Tacoi Sumler, Appalachian St.
Demetrius Wilson, Arkansas
Isaac Blakeney, Duke
Keanon Lowe, Oregon
Tyrell Williams, Western Oregon

Tight ends
Jean Sifrin, Massachusetts
Eric Tomlinson, Texas-El Paso
Wes Saxton, South Alabama
Will Tye, Stony Brook
Khari Lee, Bowie State
E.J. Bibbs, Iowa State
Conner Hamlett, Oregon State
Brian Vogler, Alabama
Brian Parker, Albany (N.Y.)
Westlee Tonga, Utah
Travis Dickson, LSU
Matt Lengel, Eastern Kentucky
Devin Mahina, BYU
Gabe Holmes, Purdue
Cameron Clear, Texas A&M

Offensive tackles
La'el Collins, LSU
Rob Crisp, N.C. State
Darryl Baldwin, Ohio State
Sean Hickey, Syracuse
Cameron Jefferson, Arkansas
Darrian Miller, Kentucky
Mickey Baucus, Arizona
Brey Cook, Arkansas
Garrett Frye, Georgia Southern
Dre Baskin-Wesley, BYU
Patrick Miller, Auburn
Pat Lewandowski, Kansas
Antonio Johnson, North Texas
Sean Donnelly, Tulane
Tyler Loos, Northern Illinois

Interior offensive linemen
Reese Dismukes, Auburn
Josue Matias, Florida State
B.J. Finney, Kansas State
Quinton Spain, West Virginia
Antoine Everett, McNeese State
Cole Manhart, Nebraska-Kearney
Cyril Lemon, North Texas
Mike Coccia, New Hampshire
Greg Mancz, Toledo
Shane McDermott, Miami (Fla.)
Takoby Cofield, Duke
Adam Shead, Oklahoma
Cornelius Edison, Portland State

Defensive linemen
Ryan DeClaire, Towson State
Leon Orr, Florida
Zach Wagenmann, Montana
Corey Crawford, Clemson
Joey Mbu, Houston
Bobby Richardson, Indiana
J.T. Surratt, South Carolina
Louis Trinca-Pasat, Iowa
Cedric Reed, Texas
Tavaris Barnes, Clemson
Derrick Lott, Tennessee-Chatanooga
Ellis McCarthy, UCLA
Toby Johnson, Georgia
Chrishon Rose, East Carolina
Ray Drew, Georgia
Carlos Thompson, Ole Miss
Andre Monroe, Maryland
Toby Johnson, Georgia
Tony Pole, Washington State
James Rouse, Marshall
Jermauria Rasco, LSU
Jordan Williams, Tennessee
Caushaud Lyons, Tuscolum
Mike Reilly, William & Mary
Andrew Hudson, Washington
Travis Raciti, San Jose State
Lyndon Trail, Norfolk State
Brock Hekking, Nevada
Daryl Waud, Western Ontario
Quayshane Buckley, Idaho
Cory Morrissey, Iowa State

Linebackers
Mike Hull, Penn State
Alani Fua, BYU
Taiwan Jones, Michigan State
Trey DePriest, Alabama
Zach Vigil, Utah State
Gabe Martin, Bowling Green
J.R. Tavai, USC
Derrick Malone, Oregon
Houston Bates, Louisiana Tech
James Vaughters, Stanford
Jeff Luc, Cincinnati
D.J. Lynch, Bowling Green
Junion Sylvestre, Toledo
John Timu, Washington
Chase Williams, Virginia Tech
Curtis Grant, Ohio State
Thurston Armbrister, Miami (Fla.)

Defensive backs
Anthony Harris, Virginia
Jacoby Glenn, Central Florida
Nick Marshall*, Auburn
Ladarius Gunter, Miami (Fla.)
Justin Coleman, Tennessee
Julian Wilson, Oklahoma
Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State
Garry Peters, Clemson
Troy Hill, Oregon
Cam Thomas, Western Kentucky
Donald Celiscar, Western Michigan
Justin Cox, Mississippi State
Cody Prewitt, Ole Miss
Eddy Edwards, New Mexico
Chris Hackett, TCU
Imoan Claiborne, NW Louisiana State
Jordan Richards, Stanford
Greg Henderson, Colorado
Kevin White, TCU
Clayton Geathers, Central Florida
A.J. Jefferson, UCLA
Dean Marlow, James Madison
Bernard Blake, Colorado State
Jermaine Whitehead, Auburn
Tevin McDonald, Eastern Washington
Ronald Martin, LSU
Terrell Floyd, Louisville
Deshazor Everett, Texas A&M
Randall Evans, Kansas State
Curtis Riley, Fresno State
Manny Asprilla, Boston College
Jimmy Jean, UAB
Jonathon Mincy, Auburn
Cariel Brooks, Adams State
C.J. Roberts, Colorado St.-Pueblo
Bryce Callahan, Rice
Cody Riggs, Notre Dame
Joe Hill**, Utah State

http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2015/5...nings-tracking


Offense

Gardner-Webb WR Kenny Cook

Harding WR Donatella Luckett

Fordham TE Dan Light

Vanderbilt LS Andrew East

Defense

Texas A&M Commerce DT Charles Taamu

Pittsburg State CB DeVante Bausby

Would take either one. Both physical HB's that can block and catch...

David Irving. Huge upside, really hurt Iowa State when he got kicked off the team.

To keep the Beavers pipeline open:

Terron Ward, RB
Conner Hamlett, TE

didn't know anything about him until reading your post, my god that guy is a freak of nature.

Representatives from seven NFL teams showed up at the workout: the Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders and Seattle Seahawks.

Irving (6-foot-7 3/4, 273 pounds) ran the 40-yard dash in 4.84 seconds on both attempts; he posted a 1.69-second 10-yard split, which is very good. He had a 38-inch vertical jump and a 10-foot-8 broad jump. He did the 20-yard short shuttle in 4.53 seconds and the three-cone drill in 7.27 seconds.

Irving has an 87 3/4-inch wingspan, and they say he can tie his shoes while standing up. He had a good workout, went through some bag drills, and is a potential sleeper prospect in the 2015 NFL Draft class. What happens with Irving is an interesting scenario in this draft due to the off-the-field issues that kept him from playing at Iowa State last season.

87 3/4" wingspan... thats the longest i've ever heard of

Zenner signed with the Chargers.

Your wish is my command. Let me know if I can do anything else.

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Brindza signed with the Lions. Damnt

Some guy named Justin Cox signed with us

Whaaaaaaaaaat? Really? They're really sticking it to him for some reason. I knew this was going to bite him in the ass.

@RavensInsider: Charles Sweeton and Justin March to Kansas City Chiefs, according to a source

Collins agent said he will sign after he is cleared off all charges on Monday and he can actually get paid