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OFFICIAL Undrafted Free Agent thread


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Per MHS831

While it seems that nearly every Gamecock was in for a visit, two names visited and I think there could be something there:

OT:  Devonte Gordon Wake Forest.  Small-school transfer who is a very agile and effective pass blocker and blocker in space.  Not great on second level vs. the run.  6’6” 310 lbs.

S:  Andreas Keaton. Temple. Former Catamount. "Andreas Keaton is a versatile, hard-hitting safety with elite tackling ability and the range to excel at multiple positions in the secondary." @nflscouting

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1 minute ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Per MHS831

While it seems that nearly every Gamecock was in for a visit, two names visited and I think there could be something there:

OT:  Devonte Gordon Wake Forest.  Small-school transfer who is a very agile and effective pass blocker and blocker in space.  Not great on second level vs. the run.  6’6” 310 lbs.

S:  Andreas Keaton. Temple. Former Catamount. "Andreas Keaton is a versatile, hard-hitting safety with elite tackling ability and the range to excel at multiple positions in the secondary." @nflscoutin

Keep bringing the heat my brother.  I'm jonsing over here.

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