NFL Draft 2015: Best undrafted players available

With all seven rounds of the 2015 NFL draft in the books, here are the best players remaining to be signed as undrafted free agents

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With the NFL Draft officially over, teams move onto the second draft, something the best and deepest franchises are quite aware of and do a great job with–undrafted free agency.

As is the case every year there is talent available. For one reason or another, and in some cases it’s obvious, these players were not drafted but will be high priority free agents for teams over the next day and some change.

All of these players on this list are at least deserving of a look in a mini camp and even in training camp. Some of them have a legitimate shot to end up as quality roster fillers, and who knows, might even develop into solid NFL players.

And what it reminds us is that the draft is ultimately a crapshoot.

First Round Grades

La’el Collins, OL, LSU

Collins may as well sign with a team after going undrafted, because he cannot enter next year’s draft. Someone will sign him at some point. He’s too talented to not take a flyer on him.

Third Round Grades

Josue Matias, OL, Florida State

It’s really surprising to see this Seminole still on the board.

Kevin White, CB, TCU

Another really solid football player. Height (5’9″) likely what’s keeping him on the board at this point.

Zach Vigil, ILB, Utah State

Vigil is the best inside linebacker left.

Fourth Round Grades

Chris Bonner, QB, CSU-Pueblo

My No. 3 quarterback in this draft somehow still available. Definitely worth a flyer now.

Rannell Hall, WR, UCF

Had Hall as almost equal to Breshad Perriman. Someone’s getting great value late with Hall.

Blake Sims, QB, Alabama

Probably won’t be drafted. I’m higher on him than anyone.

Fifth Round Grades

B.J. Finney, C, Kansas

Reese Dismukes, C, Auburn

Cody Prewitt, S, Ole Miss

Prewitt dominated for Ole Miss a season ago, but there are many concerns about his game. He’s a more productive player than his skill set say he should be.

Kurtis Drummond, S, Michigan State

Maybe the best player in the Spartans’ secondary this year and that includes Trae Waynes.

Tony Washington, EDGE, Oregon

Like most Oregon defenders, Washington is a measureables guy who needs work as an actual football player.

Sixth Round Grades

Alani Fua, OLB, Brigham Young

Durrell Eskridge, S, Syracuse

Zach Zenner, FB, South Dakota State

Terrence Magee, RB, LSU

A really underrated running back from LSU where it is and always has been back-by-committee approach.

Cedric Reed, DE, Texas

Another really good football player.

Zach Hodges, OLB, Harvard

Apparently it’s a medications issue on Hodges that has him falling down NFL draft boards.

Jacoby Glenn, CB, UCF

Lynden Trail, EDGE, Norfolk State

An upright athlete but a SPARQ stud. Has a chance to develop as a late-round pick.

Bobby Richardson, DT, Indiana

Nick Marshall, Athlete, Auburn

Thought Marshall would be drafted. Teams not sure what to do with him, though, it appears.

B.J. Catalon, RB, Texas Christian

Dynamic returner and dual-threat running back, but some attitude issues and a small back.

Troy Hill, CB, Oregon

Robertson Daniel, CB, Brigham Young

Was a junior college transfer who played two years for the Cougars. Raw but a SPARQ athlete who would be a great fit for teams who value big corners.

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