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I couldn't find the previous thread from before the draft about small school candidates for the draft...

http://www.i-aa.org/article.asp?articleid=69388
A long article, only sections below

I-AA Atheletes in the Draft:

Complete 2005 NFL Draft Results of Former I-AA Student-Athletes

Day One:
1st Round
# Sel# Team Player Pos. Ht. Wt. School
None

2nd Round
9 41 Tennessee (from Detroit) Roos, Michael OT 6-7 320 Eastern Washington
18 50 St. Louis Bartell, Ronald CB 6-1 208 Howard
19 51 Green Bay (from New Orleans) Collins, Nick FS 5-11 206 Bethune-Cookman
29 61 San Diego Jackson, Vincent WR 6-5 241 Northern Colorado

3rd Round
27 90 Atlanta Beck, Jordan ILB 6-2 231 Cal Poly

Day Two:
4th Round
9 110 N.Y. Giants Jacobs, Brandon RB 6-4 256 Southern Illinois
13 114 Houston Mathis, Jerome WR 5-11 181 Hampton

5th Round
2 138 Kansas City (from Miami) Grigsby, Boomer ILB 6-0 242 Illinois State
7 143 Green Bay (from Oakland) Coston, Junius C 6-3 310 North Carolina A&T
22 158 Baltimore Green, Justin RB na na Montana
27 163 Atlanta Omiyale, Frank OT 6-4 310 Tennessee Tech
29 165 Indianapolis Hunt, Robert C 6-4 301 North Dakota State

6th Round
None

7th Round
8 222 Washington Broughton, Nehemiah FB 5-11 250 The Citadel
13 227 Houston Pettway, Kenneth OLB 6-4 255 Grambling State
25 239 Denver Ernster, Paul K na na Northern Arizona
31 245 Green Bay (from Philadelphia) Campbell, Kurt CB 6-1 225 Albany (N.Y.)
36 250 St. Louis (Compensatory Selection) Fitzpatrick, Ryan QB 6-2 221 Harvard

Picks By Round:
1st- 0
2nd- 4
3rd- 1
4th- 2
5th- 5
6th- 0
7th- 5

Total: 17

Picks By Conference:

MEAC- 4
Big Sky- 3
Great West- 3
Gateway- 2
SoCon- 1
SWAC- 1
NEC- 1
Ivy League- 1
OVC- 1

Here are just a few names of players who should have been drafted but will get picked up very
early as a free agent:
1. TE Adam Bergen, Lehigh, Sr. 6043 259 4.65/4.69 Very good hands and great size
2. OLB Marques Harris, Southern Utah, Sr. 6014 231 4.54/4.56/4.60 Colorado transfer; quick
3. DE Chris Mooney, Delaware, Sr. 6044 280 4.78/4.80 very good size/speed combo; moving to outside from tackle
4. TE Tony Curtis, Portland State, Sr. 6053 269 4.75/4.77 good blocker; great size
5. CB Duvol Thompson, Penn, Sr. 5092 185 4.54/4.56 good cover skills; average size
6. QB Craig Ochs, Montana, Sr. 6014 211 4.83/4.85 Colorado transfer; very smart
7. QB Ben Dougherty, FAMU, Sr. 6021 222 4.71/4.73 smart; good accuracy
 
http://www.i-aa.org/article.asp?articleid=69434

April 25, 2005


2005 NFL Free Agent Signings from I-AA


Josh Buchanan, I-AA.org Contributor


Check back for frequent updates. See if I-AA surpasses last year's total of 102 by June. Currently the total is at 50!

Albany OT Geir Gudmundsen, Buffalo Bills
Appalachian State WR DaVon Fowlkes, Indianapolis Colts
Chattanooga WR Alonzo Nix, Tennessee Titans
Delaware DE Chris Mooney, New York Giants
Delaware ILB Mondoe Davis, New York Jets
Delaware KR Sidney Haugabrook, Tennessee Titans
Furman FS Cam Newton, Atlanta Falcons
Furman WR Brian Bratton, Atlanta Falcons
Furman WR Isaac West, Philadelphia Eagles
Georgia Southern RB Chaz Williams, Green Bay Packers
Georgia Southern FS James Young, Cincinnati Bengals
Idaho State WR Sale Key, Cincinnati Bengals
Jackson State WR Chris Jones, Minnesota Vikings
Lehigh TE Adam Bergen, Arizona Cardinals
Liberty RB Sam Gado, Kansas City Chiefs
Maine WR Christian Pereira, Green Bay Packers
Massachusetts FB Rich Demers, Cincinnati Bengals
Massachusetts WR Jason Peebler, Philadelphia Eagles
Montana OG Cory Proctor, Detroit Lions
Montana QB Craig Ochs, San Diego Chargers
Montana TE Willie Walden, Kansas City Chiefs
Montana State OLB/ILB Roger Cooper, Dallas Cowboys
Morehead State CB Charles Byrd, Cleveland Browns
Murray State TE Jimmy St. Louis, Tennessee Titans
Murray State DT Marcus White, Tennessee Titans
North Dakota State DT Isaac Snell, New York Jets
Northeastern ILB Liam Ezekiel, Buffalo Bills
Northern Arizona FS Jeremy Thornburg, Philadelphia Eagles
Northern Arizona RB Roger Robinson, Arizona Cardinals
Northern Iowa TE Andy Thorn, Philadelphia Eagles
Northwestern State RB Derrick Johnese, Chicago Bears
Northwestern State SS Jamall Johnson, Cleveland Browns
Northwestern State OT Mike King, New York Jets
Pennsylvania CB Duvol Thompson, St. Louis Rams
Portland State TE Tony Curtis, Dallas Cowboys
Sam Houston State QB Dustin Long, Dallas Cowboys (tryout)
Sam Houston State WR Vince Cartwright, Tennessee Titans
Samford WR Efrem Hill, Carolina Panthers
Southeast Missouri State OG/OT Dan Connolly, Jacksonville Jaguars
Southeastern Louisiana RB Ray Perkins, San Diego Chargers
Southern CB Ahmad Treaudo, New York Giants
Southern CB Victor Phillips, Kansas City Chiefs
Southern Illinois RB Terry Jackson, Tennessee Titans
Southern Utah OLB Marques Harris, San Diego Chargers
Tennessee State RB Charles Anthony, Tennessee Titans
UC Davis OT Cory Lekkerkerker, San Diego Chargers
Villanova FS Ray Ventrone, New England Patriots
William & Mary QB Lang Campbell, Cleveland Browns
William & Mary WR Dominique Thompson, St. Louis Rams
Yale TE Ralph Plumb, Oakland Raiders
 
Mr. Irrelevant was the TE from NCAA Div III William Penn in Oskaloosa, Ia. When I was at Iowa Wesleyan, we played Penn for our opener and kicked the shit out of them.
 

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