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Panthers Tango with Cash


Jeremy Igo

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4 minutes ago, NcPsa10 said:

Here are top 50 undrafted free agents coming out of the 2016 NFL draft:  ( Well we did good got top 2 on Pff list )

1. Jeremy Cash, S, Duke

Big Board Rank: 53

Position Rank: 2

Similar to Cravens, Cash attacks blockers with a vengeance, whether playing the run where he led all safeties with a +20.4 grade or as a pass rusher where he also led at +13.9. He’s yet another safety/linebacker hybrid who will start as a box player while learning a true safety role on the side.1.

2. Keyarris Garrett, WR, Tulsa

Big Board Rank: 64

Position Rank: 11

He racked up 725 yards on passes travelling 20 yards or more downfield, including seven touchdowns, and dropped just three of the 99 catchable passes thrown his way in 2015. A big target at 6-feet-4, Garrett can make plays downfield.

 

12. Jake McGee, TE, Florida

Big Board Rank: 123

Position Rank: 4

One of the most naturally gifted receivers at the tight end position, McGee makes catching passes outside his frame look effortless.

PFF had cash as the #2 Safety.  I'm STOKED about this signing.

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