

Brian Dawkins
Safety
Height: 6-0
Weight: 210
Born: Oct 13, 1973 - Jacksonville, FL
College: Clemson
Draft: 1996 - 2nd round (31st pick) by the Philadelphia Eagles
Height: 6-0
Weight: 210
Born: Oct 13, 1973 - Jacksonville, FL
College: Clemson
Draft: 1996 - 2nd round (31st pick) by the Philadelphia Eagles
J.J. Arrington
Running back
Height: 5-9
Weight: 212
Born: Jan 23, 1983 - Nashville, NC
College: California
Draft: 2005 - 2nd round (12th pick) by the Arizona Cardinals
Running back
Height: 5-9
Weight: 212
Born: Jan 23, 1983 - Nashville, NC
College: California
Draft: 2005 - 2nd round (12th pick) by the Arizona Cardinals

Renaldo Hill
Safety
Height: 5-11
Weight: 205
Born: Nov 12, 1978 - Detroit, MI
College: Michigan State
Draft: 2001 - 7th round (2nd pick) by the Arizona Cardinals

Correll Buckhalter
Running back
Height: 6-0
Weight: 217
Born: Oct 6, 1978 - Collins, MS
College: Nebraska
Draft: 2001 - 4th round (26th pick) by the Philadelphia Eagles

Andra Davis
Linebacker
Height: 6-1
Weight: 250
Born: Dec 23, 1978 - Live Oak, FL
College: Florida
Draft: 2002 - 5th round (6th pick) by the Cleveland Browns
Linebacker
Height: 6-1
Weight: 250
Born: Dec 23, 1978 - Live Oak, FL
College: Florida
Draft: 2002 - 5th round (6th pick) by the Cleveland Browns

Lonie Paxton
Center
Height: 6-2
Weight: 260
Born: Mar 13, 1978 - Anaheim, CA
College: Sacramento State
Draft: None

Jabar Gaffney
Wide Receiver
Height: 6-1
Weight: 200
Born: Dec 1, 1980 - San Antonio, TX
College: Florida
Draft: 2002 - 2nd round (1st pick) by the Houston Texans

Darrell Reid
Defensive tackle/Linebacker
Height: 6-2
Weight: 288
Born: Jun 20, 1982 - Farmingdale, NJ
College: Minnesota
Draft: None
1 comment:
Hill played FS at Miami, so it'll be interesting how that works out with Dawkins. My guess is Dawkins will move to SS and play the role with more run support like we were used to seeing with Lynch. Hill is younger and played CB in college, so it's logical he's got the better range for FS coverage duties. We'll see. Crap it's only March and the draft is yet to come. Dang I hate the offseason.
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