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OFFICIAL Undrafted Free Agent thread


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21 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Former Miami WR Jacolby George is signing with the #Panthers on a deal that includes $215,000 guaranteed, per source. That's a larger guarantee than he would've received if drafted in the sixth round.

That is scary---they must see something I do not.

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Panthers signed Miami WR Jacolby George.
George (5’11, 172) is an undersized receiver whose pro day results showed less-than-desirable speed (4.60 40-yard dash) for a player of his size. He held a starting role over each of the last two seasons, totaling 111 receptions for 1,630 yards and 16 touchdowns while averaging 14.7 YPR. He played primarily on the outside as a starter (88.8 percent snaps out wide, per PFF), but his size and lack of top-end speed are unlikely to play well on the outside at the next level. George drew several careless penalties throughout his career and was nearly dismissed from Miami after the 2023 season. He’ll likely get a chance to earn a role as a returner (20 career punt returns) wherever he lands, but there’s a lot that will need to break right for George if he hopes to earn a roster spot in the future.
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2 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:
Panthers signed Miami WR Jacolby George.
George (5’11, 172) is an undersized receiver whose pro day results showed less-than-desirable speed (4.60 40-yard dash) for a player of his size. He held a starting role over each of the last two seasons, totaling 111 receptions for 1,630 yards and 16 touchdowns while averaging 14.7 YPR. He played primarily on the outside as a starter (88.8 percent snaps out wide, per PFF), but his size and lack of top-end speed are unlikely to play well on the outside at the next level. George drew several careless penalties throughout his career and was nearly dismissed from Miami after the 2023 season. He’ll likely get a chance to earn a role as a returner (20 career punt returns) wherever he lands, but there’s a lot that will need to break right for George if he hopes to earn a roster spot in the future.

Seems like an insane move to take him over Xavier Restrepo.

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24 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

I won't even begin to pretend I have any idea about undrafted Centers lol.

I just see that 3 were taken in the draft and have a hard time believing there isn't some solid options out there at the position.

I am guessing the Vandy OL Steven Losoya will be tried at C.

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