Undrafted NFL Free Agents 2013: Highlighting Best Overlooked Players

The 2013 NFL draft had plenty of talent and saw a lot of players find new homes, but several very talented prospects were left undrafted.

These undrafted rookies are beginning to find homes, and some bigger names that were expected to be picked up in the draft have found the teams that they will be trying to gain a spot on the roster with.

Let’s take a look at some of the bigger names and where they signed.

Top Undrafted Free Agents

Player	Position	School	Status
Ray Graham	RB	Pittsburgh	Signed with Texans
Jordan Rodgers	QB	Vanderbilt	Signed with Titans
Lawrence Okoye	DE	N/A	Signed with 49ers
Jake Stoneburner	TE	Ohio State	Signed with Packers
Michael Clay	OLB	Oregon	Signed with Dolphins
Joseph Fauria	TE	UCLA	Signed with Lions
Daxton Swanson	CB	Sam Houston State	Signed with Colts
Robert Lester	S	Alabama	Signed with Panthers
T.J. Moe	WR	Missouri	Signed with Patriots
George Winn	RB	Cincinnati	Signed with Texans
Collin Klein	QB	Kansas State	Signed with Texans
Alvin Bailey	G	Arkansas	Signed with Seahawks
Bradley McDougald	S	Kansas	Signed with Chiefs
Zach Boren	FB	Ohio State	Signed with Texans
Wes Horton	DE	USC	Signed with Panthers
Rod Sweeting	CB	Georgia Tech	Signed with Saints
Matt Stankiewitch	C	Penn State	Signed with Patriots
Abry Jones	DE	Georgia	Signed with Jaguars
Stefphon Jefferson	RB	Nevada	Signed with Titans
Miguel Maysonet	RB	Stony Brook	Signed with Eagles
Alec Lemon	WR	Syracuse	Signed with Texans
Mark Harrison	WR	Rutgers	Signed with Bears
Aaron Hester	CB	UCLA	Signed with Broncos
Will Compton	MLB	Nebraska	Signed with Redskins
Ray Ray Armstrong	S	Miami	Signed with Rams
Colby Cameron	QB	Louisiana Tech	Signed with Panthers
Braden Brown	OT	BYU	Signed with Rams
Onterio McCalebb	RB	Auburn	Signed with Bengals
MarQueis Gray	QB	Minnesota	Signed with 49ers
Anthony McCloud	DT	Florida State	Unsigned
Dalton Freeman	C	Clemson	Signed with Jets
Cierre Wood	RB	Notre Dame	Signed with Texans
Jasper Collins	WR	Mount Union	Signed with Dolphins
Keith Pough	MLB	Howard	Signed with Bills
Etienne Sabino	OLB	Ohio State	Signed with Giants
Kwame Geathers	DT	Georgia	Signed with Chargers
Chase Thomas	OLB	Stanford	Signed with Saints
Tyler Bray	QB	Tennessee	Signed with Chiefs
Da'Rick Rogers	WR	Tennessee Tech	Signed with Bills
Kevin Reddick	MLB	North Carolina	Signed with Saints
Nickell Robey	CB	USC	Signed with Bills
Xavier Nixon	OT	Florida	Signed with Redskins
Marcus Cromartie	CB	Wisconsin	Signed with Chargers
Matt Scott	QB	Arizona	Signed with Jaguars
Lerentee McCray	OLB	Florida	Signed with Broncos
Uzoma Nwachukwu	WR	Texas A&M	Signed with Texans
Ryan Otten	TE	San Jose State	Signed with Jaguars
Tony Jefferson	S	Oklahoma	Signed with Cardinals
Travis Johnson	OLB	San Jose State	Unsigned
Brad Wing	P	LSU	Signed with Eagles
Duron Carter	WR	Florida Atlantic	Signed with Vikings

Miguel Maysonet, RB, Philadelphia Eagles

There are few guys that tore up the competition against smaller programs quite like Maysonet did over his career at Stony Brook.  While a lot of people were thinking that he would be a pick in the seventh round, he was undrafted.  Luckily for him, he is now a member of the Philadelphia Eagles.

Mayonset put up big numbers during his entire college career.  In his senior season, he ran for 1,964 yards and 21 touchdowns while averaging 7.4 yards per carry.  His decisive running style and excellent vision helped him gain positive yards on nearly every single play.  Despite his smaller size and lack of breakaway speed, Maysonet continued to keep his legs moving and never hesitated at the line of scrimmage.

The Eagles are a great spot for Maysonet.  Learning under both LeSean McCoy and Bryce Brown will help him improve into an even better runner.  Maysonet has a lot of things you look for in a running back, and a couple of years behind bigger names could make him a premier back in the next couple of seasons.

Matt Scott, QB, Jacksonville Jaguars

With only two quarterbacks on the roster, the Jaguars needed some depth at the position.  Scott provides that, and could eventually become the starter in the near future.

After Nick Foles left, Scott took over the starting role for the Arizona Wildcats.  He has a solid frame for a QB and a strong arm.  He can make big plays on deep throws thanks to that arm and a pretty nice, quick release. 

Mobility is the big thing for Scott.  He ran the read-option with some frequency at Arizona, and did a lot with his feet.  His mobility also helped him when escaping the pocket, and he showed he could make big throws when rolling out to either side.

With some time to improve, Scott could potentially take the starting job from Blaine Gabbert.  There’s a lot to like about Scott, and he gives the offense an extra dimension with the read-option.

Da'Rick Rogers, WR, Buffalo Bills

A number of people were surprised that no one pulled the trigger on Rogers during the draft, but he is now another weapon for either Kevin Kolb or EJ Manuel once the season begins.

At 6'2'', Rogers is a physical receiver that can handle press coverage.  He makes great catches and can get yards after the catch by going through defenders.

The big concern with Rogers is his attitude.  He was kicked off Tennessee and then transferred to Tennessee Tech.  His attitude on the field can sometimes be an issue as well.

Regardless of the attitude problems, Rogers joins Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin to give the Bills plenty of weapons on offense.  As long as Rogers can keep his attitude in check, the Bills got an absolute steal.