Un-drafted free agents - post em here

[eastcoast128]

Post all signing here

[Hellbound]

Probably none, practice squad maybe

Im thinking the opposite. The depth on this team is piss poor as are some starting spots still. There's a new staff & they have no ties to any of the players and players on the current roster may not even fit what KK wants to do and envisions. I think there's a chance for a decent amount of udfa to make the roster this year

[vtraider]

how many of these udfa will make the team ??? maybe 1 or 2 only and they will be mostly on special teams

Would you rather have hemby. Or laube on the team. For me that's one that should make it

[GoodTimeCharlie]

BRYAN FELTER OG RUTGERS

HEIGHT: 6-3 (25%*)
WEIGHT: 305 (23%*)
FORTY: 5.30 (O) (52%*)


DRAFT PROFILE: BIO
The 6'3", 305-pound interior lineman earned Honorable Mention All-Big Ten honors (Media) in 2023 while anchoring Rutgers' offensive line. Started all four games at left guard in 2024, helping generate 285 rushing yards against Akron and 422 total yards at Virginia Tech. Part of offensive line unit that allowed zero sacks in multiple games during senior campaign.

Made 8 starts at left guard in 2023, helping Rutgers lead Big Ten in fewest sacks allowed per game (1.08) and rank fifth in rushing (168.7 yards per game). Notable performances included 276 rushing yards at Indiana and 232 yards against Ohio State. Started two games as freshman in 2021 before earning consistent playing time, appearing in 34 career games.

First Team All-New Jersey selection at Bergen Catholic High School. Three-star recruit who chose Rutgers over West Virginia, Boston College, and Army. Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors three consecutive seasons (2021-2023).


SCOUTING REPORT: STRENGTHS
Lateral agility in pass pro allows for smooth mirror technique against inside moves, maintains proper knee bend through engagement
Quick processor against twists and delayed blitzes, consistently passes off stunts with proper timing and communication
Plus hand placement in close quarters, resets anchor quickly when initial punch is compromised
Exhibits snap quickness when pulling, maintains proper path to second level targets in power schemes
Technically sound base in pass sets, keeps shoulders square and elbows tight through initial contact
Durable frame with clean injury history, logged over 1,500 offensive snaps in career
Advanced pass pro technique, particularly in vertical sets against three-technique defenders
Shows plus competitive toughness, maintains blocks through whistle and looks for work in protection


SCOUTING REPORT: WEAKNESSES
Below-average length and frame composition limits ability to control point of attack against longer defenders
Lacks sand in lower half, gets walked back by bull rushers and struggles to re-anchor against power
Limited explosiveness off ball shows up in zone concepts, often late reaching outside shoulder landmarks
Marginal athletic traits restrict ability to adjust in space, particularly on screens and combo blocks
Minimal pop on contact in run game, relies on positioning over displacement ability


SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY
Demonstrates adequate technical foundation in pass protection but faces significant physical limitations for next level. Lack of ideal length and power shows up consistently against better competition. Short-area quickness and processing speed provide baseline traits to work with.

Best suited for zone-heavy system that emphasizes technique over power at point of attack. Limited physical tools suggest practice squad development path with upside as emergency depth. Movement skills and frame suggest guard-only prospect without positional versatility.

Will need significant physical development to handle NFL power. Technical refinement and solid processing speed provide foundation to work with, but athletic limitations cap ceiling considerably. Likely competing for back-end roster spot.

[GoodTimeCharlie]

BOTROS ALISANDRO | CB | OLD DOMINION

• HEIGHT: 6-1 (6004 official)
• WEIGHT: 192
• HANDS: 9 ½
• ARM: 32
• SPAN: 76 ⅞
• FORTY: 4.60 (range 4.55–4.65)
• 20YD: 2.73
• 10YD: 1.60
• VERT: 36.5
• BROAD: 10’2”
• SHUT: 4.32
• 3CONE: 7.01


Scouting Report: Summary

Alisandro is a long, athletic corner who played three seasons at Purdue before transferring to Old Dominion. In 2025, he started nine games, finishing with 36 tackles, 1 TFL, and 4 pass breakups, including a career-high 7 tackles in the opener against Indiana and 6 stops in a win over Virginia Tech. His frame and testing numbers show developmental upside, though he has limited turnover production (just 1 career interception).


Strengths

• Length and size: 6’1”, 192 with 32” arms.
• Explosiveness: 36.5” vertical and 10’2” broad jump.
• Experience: Multi-year starter across Purdue and Old Dominion.
• Coverage versatility: Comfortable in zone and press-man looks.
• Ball skills: 8 career pass breakups.


Weaknesses

• Turnover production: Only 1 interception in three seasons.
• Durability: Missed time with undisclosed injuries in 2024 and 2025.
• Consistency: Flashes strong play but uneven game-to-game impact.
• Run support: Average tackling efficiency.


Projection & Fit

• Draft Range: Priority Free Agent.
• NFL Comparison: Similar to Michael Ojemudia (length, athletic traits, developmental corner).
• Best Fit: Teams seeking a long corner for depth in zone-heavy schemes and special teams coverage.


Key Takeaway

Botros Alisandro is a long, athletic cornerback with verified pro day measurables and steady production at Old Dominion. While his interception numbers are limited, his size, explosiveness, and experience give him developmental upside as a depth CB and special teams contributor at the next level.

[GoodTimeCharlie]

MICHAEL OTTY | DT | BRYANT

• HEIGHT: 6-0 (6002 official)
• WEIGHT: 285
• HANDS: 10 ½
• ARM: 31 ½
• SPAN: 77 ½
• FORTY: 5.30 (range 5.25–5.35)
• 20YD: 2.87
• 10YD: 1.75
• VERT: 29.5”
• BROAD: 9’1”
• SHUT: 4.53
• 3CONE: 7.62
• BENCH: 23 reps


Scouting Report: Summary

Otty was a disruptive force in the FCS ranks, finishing his career with 38.5 tackles for loss and 18 sacks. He consistently penetrated backfields, leading the CAA in TFLs in 2025. His compact frame and leverage allow him to win against taller guards, but his lack of elite speed limits his upside as a pass rusher at the NFL level.


Strengths

• Production: 17.5 TFLs and 5 sacks in 2025, plus 7 sacks in 2023.
• Leverage: Shorter frame helps him gain pad-level advantage.
• Strength: 23 bench reps show solid upper-body power.
• Motor: Plays with effort, disruptive in backfield.
• Recognition: Three consecutive years of all-conference honors.


Weaknesses

• Speed: 5.30 forty is below NFL DT averages.
• Size: At 285 lbs, undersized compared to typical NFL interior linemen.
• Projection: More of a rotational/tryout candidate than immediate starter.
• Durability: Missed time in 2022 with injury.


Projection & Fit

• Draft Range: Priority Free Agent / Late Round 7 consideration.
• NFL Comparison: Similar to Poona Ford (shorter DT with leverage and disruption ability).
• Best Fit: Teams seeking a high-motor rotational DT for depth, especially in schemes that value penetration over size.


Key Takeaway

Michael Otty is a productive, high-motor defensive tackle with a strong FCS résumé. While undersized and not especially fast, his disruptive ability and leverage make him a developmental candidate who could earn a roster spot as a rotational interior defender.



*All I could find. A quick moment in a news clip. #9, against a tackling dummy.

[GoodTimeCharlie]

NIKLAS HENNING | OL | QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY

• HEIGHT: 6-6
• WEIGHT: ~300
• ARM: 34


Scouting Report: Summary

Henning is a converted tight end turned offensive tackle who has quickly risen into draft conversations thanks to his blend of size, athleticism, and adaptability. His background in soccer and basketball shows up in his footwork and balance, while his length (34-inch arms) gives him prototypical tackle traits.

• Strengths:• Rare athleticism for his size, with quick feet and explosiveness.
• Versatility: earned All-Canadian honors at both tight end and offensive tackle.
• High football IQ and coachability, praised at showcase events.
• Anchored Queen’s offensive line during their Yates Cup championship run.

• Weaknesses:• Still raw in technique, especially against high-level pass rushers.
• Needs to add functional strength to handle NFL/CFL interior defenders.
• Limited experience at OL compared to peers; developmental curve ahead.


Projection & Fit

• CFL Draft: Projected early-round pick, top U SPORTS OL prospect.
• NFL Draft: Developmental prospect; size and athleticism may earn him a camp invite or late-round flyer.
• Best Fit: Zone-blocking schemes that value mobility and length, with time to develop technique.


Key Takeaway

Niklas Henning is a high-upside offensive lineman whose rare athletic profile and adaptability make him one of the most intriguing Canadian prospects in 2026. While raw, his ceiling is significant, and he could become a versatile pro lineman with proper development.



*Hahahah, this guy is f[raiders_icon]cking great. Don’t know if he’ll be a great player in the NFL, but you gotta love how he plays. Moves great and just f’n HAS to plant the guy he’s blocking into the ground. HAS TO!!! Hahaha

https://atozsports.com/nfl/las-vegas-ra ... -contract/

He’s a fascinating player. Hennings was a former tight end and has only been an offensive tackle for two seasons. There is a really nice profile to work with, but he needs time to develop. When you have the kind of size, length, and athleticism Henning has, it’s a great dart throw for the Raiders

Kubiak dreaming of “tackle-eligible” calls in the redzone.

[3rd and Long]

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[FLORIDARAYDAH]

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That is close to what he looked like for real. No way he is close to 5 '10"

[raiderboyron]

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[raiderboyron]

Diego Pavia right?

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[JRaider17]

[GoodTimeCharlie]

Uh oh Tucker. Danny boy, the pipes the pipes are callin’…

[Dr Death]

Uh oh Tucker. Danny boy, the pipes the pipes are callin’…

We'll see.

[haji81872]

Zxavian signed with the Saints. Look out Mardi Gras.

[JRaider17]