Dallas Cowboys Undrafted Free Agent Signings 2008
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James Joyner | Monday, April 28, 2008 |
The Dallas Cowboys traded down and out of the 2008 NFL Draft, taking only six players but gaining a 2009 3rd and 4th in the process. They’ve been busy in the hours since the draft, though, signing a bevy of undrafted free agents.
The current list via DMN’s Todd Archer:
- WR Danny Amendola, Texas Tech
TE Drew Atchison, William & Mary
WR Mark Bradford, Stanford
OT Andrew Brecher, Harvard
SS Dowayne Davis, Syracuse
RB Keon Lattimore, Maryland
FB Julius Crosslin, Oklahoma State
DT Marcus Dixon, Hampton
OG Brandon Hale, Sam Houston State
P Jay Ottovegio, Stanford
QB/WR Daniel Polk, Midwestern State (college QB as project WR)
DE Darrell Robertson, Georgia Tech
Most of these guys are likely camp fodder with no realistic chance of making the team. Two or three, though, will likely stick and others will make the practice squad.
I’ll update the list as it changes in the days before camp.
May 2 UDPATE: Two more:
- WR Joe West, UTEP
LB Alain Karatepeyan, Tulsa
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