Tag Archives: 2014 draft

Falcons, Round 4. Was a junior. He went as the eighth running back overall when I had him as the 9th, expected to go a round later. But he lands in a place where nobody’s obviously ahead of him, and he … Continue reading →

UDFA. Signed by the Steelers as UDFA in June but released in August. He probably doesn’t do anything well enough to be consistently successful in the NFL, and his injury history is a definite red flag. Positives: Experienced as both … Continue reading →

Panthers, Round 6. Was drafted by the Panthers but waived due to injury and was picked up by the Patriots, who put him on IR in August. Should be able to hold down the fullback spot on some team or even … Continue reading →

UDFA. Signed by the Bengals as a UDFA but was released in August and put on their practice squad. Was a junior. Son of former Buccaneers RB James Wilder. His only real NFL-quality asset is his power, which he has in … Continue reading →

Chargers, UDFA. Is a good effort guy with some nice running skills and will at least get a shot to make a roster in training camp. Regardless, he should be able to make a practice squad. If he doesn’t make the … Continue reading →

Bengals, Round 2. Was a redshirt sophomore. He went a little earlier than I thought he would (Round 3). But I thought he would slide because of character concerns. Character concerns are no concern of the Bengals, as they usually … Continue reading →

Colts, UDFA. There’s definitely a place for him in the NFL as the power-running component of a committee – maybe more if he improves some of his flaws. On the Colts, he would be the fourth RB behind Richardson, Ballard, and … Continue reading →