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12/11/2010

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Ryan Mallett of Arkansas ~ 6.6/240
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NFP's Wes Bunting on Ryan Mallett:
"Quarterback Ryan Mallett could be taking the field for the final time tonight in a Razorback uniform as Arkansas squares off against Ohio State in this year’s Sugar Bowl. The 6-6, 238-pound QB has a major decision to make following the game: whether to stay in school for his senior year, or to declare early for the NFL draft.

Physically, the guy has as good a skill set as any prospect to come along in years. He possesses great height, an elite arm and can spin the football with ease on all levels of the field and make all the throws. Therefore, when you have a quarterback prospect with all the physical tools who has been extremely productive in the top conference in America — the SEC — common thought automatically says that this guy should be a first-round pick, and a lofty one at that, right?

My response: No.

And here’s why:

As we see from Mallett on tape, the guy is a really limited athlete. He struggles to quickly reset his feet when looking for secondary targets and for the most part simply will trust that big arm too much and try to make just about every throw from the waist up once he feels pressure. He has a tendency to fall off throws even with some time in the pocket, and not consistently realign his body/feet toward his secondary target, which ultimately causes his accuracy to really suffer. And in my view, if you make him move his feet, he’s done, as he struggles to maintain his balance in his lower half, which directly affects his accuracy with the football.

And even when Mallett has his feet set and is able to stride toward his target, the guy isn’t overly accurate with the football. Sure, his completion percentage has gone up to 66.5 percent this season, but when you actually break down his ball placement on a throw-to-throw basis, he doesn’t grade out real high in that area. He’s got a ton of talented receivers and tight ends to throw to on the Arkansas offense who consistently are able to gain significant separation and give Mallett massive throwing lanes to throw into. Therefore, if his ball placement isn’t perfect, he can still get away with it and complete the pass. However, in the NFL, we have seen quarterbacks who come in and showcase elite ball placement have a much easier time making all the throws than simply the strong-armed quarterbacks, because of their ability to accurately pinpoint throws and neatly place passes into tight windows, something Mallett will really struggle with at the next level.

Mallett’s lack of ball placement also takes away from his receivers’ ability to consistently run after the catch in the underneath passing game, as they are routinely forced to gear down or even stop because of poorly thrown passes that do not allow them to consistently run at full speed through the pass.

Finally, there are also some concerns about the guys character, surrounding anything from his transfer from Michigan to questions about his overall personality to possibly even some off-the-field issues, as I talked to one area scout this year who told me “I got stuff on Mallett that no one even knows about and I wouldn’t touch him.”

Therefore, when you add up all the negatives on a quarterback like Mallett and take in the facts that he’s not a good athlete, struggles with his footwork, lacks great ball placement even when he has time to set and throw and there are some character concerns attached to his name, there is no way I would feel comfortable taking the guy in the first round. And if I don’t feel comfortable taking him in round one, I don’t think I would take him in round two either. He’s a guy who I would seriously consider just taking off my draftboard and moving on from as a quarterback prospect.

Now, is the guy going to go high? Yes. Is he going to be a first-round pick? In my view most definitely. However, if I were a GM — which I am not — I would just have an extremely hard time putting my career and the team’s future success riding on the rocket arm of Ryan Mallett."

NFL Draft Scout on Ryan Mallett:
"Accuracy: Flashes very good accuracy on short and intermediate throws. Consistently hits the receiver in stride on crossing routes, slants and post patterns. Shows good touch and ball placement for the fade route. Throws with a flat trajectory on deep routes, showing only moderate accuracy on deep throws overall. Can make the "wow" throw and there isn't an NFL route he can't hit. Accuracy nosedives, however, when he is forced to move his feet, as his long legs prevent him from re-setting quickly and he throws with just his arm. When his feet aren't set, Mallett whips the ball, leading to passes sailing high and others diving low, making his throws difficult for receivers to predict or track and set up for yardage after the catch.

Arm Strength: Mallett's greatest trait. Possesses as strong an arm as there is in the country. Can fit the ball through closing windows, making him capable of completing throws most cannot. Drives the ball on the deep out and can zip the back shoulder throw against tight coverage. Has a tendency to get overly confident with his arm and will attempt to make ill-advised throws into coverage. Has learned to take some speed off when needed.

Setup/Release: Takes most of his snaps out of the shotgun, though he has shown the ability to drop back from center. Gains depth due to the length of his gait rather than foot quickness. Though his long arm makes for an awkward-looking windup, Mallett possesses a fluid, over-the-top release that generates momentum, resulting in the ball exploding out of his hand. Steps into his throws when he has room in the pocket, but loses accuracy when forced to rely solely on his arm.

Reading Defenses: Excellent height to see over the top of his linemen and read defenses. Good field vision, showing the ability to check down from his first and second options to drop passes off to outlet receivers. Flashes the ability to look off the safety, but most do this more consistently. Generally reads the blitz coming and can make defenses pay for their aggression by hitting the hot route, but doesn't possess the athleticism to escape the pocket when he is surprised.

On the Move: Can slide laterally to avoid the rush. Improved significantly as a junior in stepping up in the pocket to buy time. Willing to take a big hit to complete the pass. Has heavy feet and long legs, however, causing him to take longer than most to set his feet and throw accurately when forced to vacate the pocket. Threw critical interceptions late against Alabama and Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl when this occurred. Willing to tuck the ball and run when he's given a free lane and has exhausted his throwing options, but is no danger to consistently gain yardage as a scrambler. Doesn't get low enough or show more than average leg drive for the QB sneak.

Intangibles: Some have concerns over his maturity level. Has a brash personality that has caused some to question whether he possesses the leadership to handle an NFL huddle. Was never voted a team captain with the Razorbacks despite the fact that quarterbacks are often pushed by coaching staffs as such. Very confident in his own talent and early in his career wasn't known for his dedication to the film room. Arrested for public intoxication on March 1, 2009, in Fayetteville."

Mocking's Jon Dove on Ryan Mallett:
"Accuracy: Mallett shows above-average accuracy to compliment his outstanding mechanics. His short accuracy is spot on and can lay the ball into the receiver’s hands on deep routes. Mallett can occasionally miss a receiver across the middle with his tendency to throw some passes too high. Using his exceptional arm strength, he can place the ball into tight windows that even some NFL quarterbacks can’t hit. He does a great job of putting the ball where only the receiver can catch it. He also excels at throwing accurately while on the run after being forced out of the pocket. Accuracy is a strong aspect of his game, but has definite room for improvement.

Arm Strength: Possibly his greatest attribute, Mallett’s arm strength is among the best in college football. Whether it’s a deep ball down the sideline or putting the ball on a rope 20 yards down the field, he has the arm to put the ball anywhere it needs to go. However, too often his passes are overthrown as if he loses control of the amount of strength behind his throws. The main concern is that he can sometimes rely too much on his arm strength when making risky passes.

Athleticism/Mobility: Mallett is a pure pocket passer. He doesn’t have the speed, athleticism or quickness to be a legitimate scrambling threat in the NFL. Shows good movement in the pocket, but defenders shouldn’t be concerned with him picking up first downs with his feet on a consistent basis. Overall, he is subpar in both top-end speed and athleticism, but makes up for it with decision making and poise.

Decision Making: Mallett is a very confident passer with great awareness and football knowledge. However, that confidence can sometimes be detrimental to his play when he decides to force tough throws when nothing is there. When he has time to throw, he reads the defense and does a good job of checking down to his second and third options. Even with pressure in his face, he makes smart, quick decisions to throw the ball away. Despite his lack of speed, he can sometimes try too hard to outrun the defense and put his offense in tough situations by giving up unnecessary sacks. A 10:3 touchdown-to-interception ratio provides support for his strong decision making.

Field Vision: The fact that he’s 6’7’’ allows him to have clear vision of the field and makes his passes much harder to bat down by the defensive line. He does a solid job of reading the defense, reacting after the snap, and taking what the defense can give him. Often checks down to backs and tight ends out of the backfield if he sees nothing available down field.

Mechanics: Coming out of the pro-style offense of Bobby Petrino, Mallett has honed his skills as a prototypical NFL passer. He has a very natural, over-the-top release that, matched with his height, allows him to deliver the ball cleanly and effectively. Stands tall when delivering the ball, and uses a quick, fluid motion to get the ball out of his hands. When he runs play-action, he does an outstanding job of selling the run and hiding the ball from the defense. However, he needs to learn to drop back more effectively considering he spent lots of his time at Arkansas in either the shotgun or pistol formations.

Pocket Awareness/Poise: As mentioned earlier, Mallett has excellent pocket presence and awareness which allows him to evade the pass rush and continue to look down field. He doesn’t typically get flustered by the pressure and can step into hits in order to make a good pass. Even in tough situations, he has held his own and been a composed leader for his teammates to rally around.

Final Word: Any team would be glad to have a player of Mallett’s ability and leadership taking snaps for their offense. Passing stats come easily and in large quantities for Mallett, who is as productive as they come at the quarterback spot. After having an up-and-down season in 2009, he came back in 2010 after considering the NFL and proved that he could be smarter and more consistent with his decisions. He has shown great maturation since joining Arkansas in 2008 as a transfer from Michigan.

Mallett has all of the tools to become a sensational quarterback in the NFL. No matter the situation, he is a proven leader and hard worker, but can sometimes lose focus when things start to fall apart as evidenced by Arkansas’ 2009 loss to Alabama by a score of 7-35 in which he completed just 34% of his passes. Teammates seem to rally around his vocal leadership and feed off his positive energy. However, scouts will need to look into why coaches at Michigan had issues with him that eventually led to him transferring.

During spring practices in 2008, he missed the final two weeks due to an injured finger in his throwing hand. Other than that, there are no standout durability issues for Mallett.

Given the right coaching and the proper system, he could eventually put up big time numbers in the NFL just as he did under Petrino. In order to succeed, he will need to work on controlling his strength on deep balls and making better decisions with defenders bearing down on him. If the right circumstances arise, Mallett could come off the board in the late first/early second round of the 2011 draft."

NFL Soup's Keet Bailey on Ryan Mallett:
"Ryan Mallett, aka “Big Tex”, was one of the most coveted quarterbacks coming out of the 2007 NCAA recruiting class. He started his career in Michigan under Head Coach Lloyd Carr. Mallett saw limited time as he was a true freshman backing up experienced Chad Henne.

Mallett should be a top five pick.

The arrival of Rich Rodriguez did not fit Mallett’s style of play. Rodriquez wanted smaller, fast quarterbacks who could throw on the run, and Mallett, the former #4 overall recruit in the nation, was a pure drop-back passer.

Here enters Arkansas, where Mallett was forced to sit and redshirt in 2008 due to NCAA Division I transfer rules. He started every game for the Razorbacks in 2009, and posted over a 9 yard per attempt average on his passes. He emerged as a Heisman sleeper for 2010 on a rising Arkansas team who went on to earn a Sugar Bowl bid after a 10-2 regular season with their only two losses against Alabama and Auburn.

Strengths

Mallett’s number one strength is the strength of his arm. He can throw the football all over the field, able to make all of the NFL throws. Mallett has a quick release out of the pocket and a solid throwing motion and mechanics. He rarely throws off balanced, generally getting a good plant off his front foot. His delivery is quick and effortless, and he makes throws downfield look easy. He does a great job selling the play action, and his ideal height is great for his field vision.

Weaknesses

Mallett’s biggest weakness is his overall accuracy and decision making. He’s a risk taker downfield, which can lead to interceptions, especially at the next level. While his intermediate accuracy over the middle of the field has improved, it’s still just slightly above average. He struggles with touch on shorter passers, sometimes having too much velocity. At times he can be too confident in his arm often forcing a play in a tight space. Mallett’s intangibles may be in question, as there have been rumblings that he’s a bit arrogant and has turned people in the locker room off. The latest rumors are swirling that Mallett has been a frequent cocaine and marijuana user. If confirmed, that could be a major red flag for him.

Draft Range

After declaring for the 2011 NFL Draft shortly after a Sugar Bowl loss to Ohio State, Mallett’s stock sits as a first round grade. Personally, I see a Top 10 talent, with a lot still untapped. With the right coaching Mallett could become a superstar in the NFL. However, with his big arm and questionable accuracy, some comparisons to Derek Anderson have risen. He is a smart quarterback, with uncanny physical ability, and he should be able to fare better than the former Oregon State product.

Mallett has to compete with the likes of Blaine Gabbert, Jake Locker, and Cam Newton as he will most likely be targeted by several Top 15 teams. Teams like Buffalo, Arizona, and maybe even San Francisco could all be in the running for Mallett. They all have nice targets down the field that a big armed guy like Mallett could get the football to.

NFL Comparison: Philip Rivers"

Draft InSider on Ryan Mallett:
"Bio: Former Michigan transfer who started the past two years at Arkansas, winning a variety of all-Conference honors after each campaign. Junior totals included 64.7%/3869/32/12 after sophomore totals of 55.8%/3624/30/7.

Positive: Proto-typical pocket passer with a strong arm and the physical skills necessary to start at the next level. Patient in the pocket, throws with an over-the-top delivery, and has tremendous arm strength. Puts air under deep passes, giving receivers a chance, and can drive the long ball. Easily gets the ball through tight spots and powers passes into receivers when necessary. Has a quick release, gets rid of the ball with a flick of his wrist, and loses nothing throwing and on the move. Buys time for receivers, checks down when necessary, and spreads the ball around the field. Rhythm quarterback who's tough to stop once he gets on a roll.

Negative: Has an inconsistent release point, which leads to inaccurate passes. Throws the ball behind receivers and misses opportunities deep. Has receivers stopping in the route and waiting for the pass, which leads to loss of yardage after the reception. Not an elusive quarterback who can escape the rush or pick up yardage with his legs. Does not always find the safety and throws inopportune interceptions. Does not put touch on throws when necessary. Has had his maturity questioned by numerous scouts. Red flagged on a number of character and personality issues.

Analysis: From a physical standpoint Mallet projects as a top-10 pick in April E(TM)s draft . However, his propensity to throw untimely interceptions or miss opportune moments in a game will push him further into the first round. The concerns about Mallett the person could knock him into round two. Mallett needs a lot of work on his game but if he puts it all together he'll be an effective starter at the next level."

SideLine Scouting on Ryan Mallett:
"Positives: Huge arm, can make every throw... Strongest arm to come out of the college ranks since JaMarcus Russell... Some team will fall in love with his upside because of his unbelievable arm strength... Should put on a show at postseason workouts... Puts up big numbers, is on pace to throw for over 4,000 yards this year after throwing for 3,600 and 30 TD during his junior campaign... Very tight spiral, can really zip the ball... Ideal height and weight for an NFL quarterback... Very tall, allows him to see passing lanes easily.

Negatives: Inconsistent accuracy, tries to throw every pass 100 mph which causes the ball to sail on him... Doesn't hit his receivers in stride, makes his receivers adjust to passes... Awkward throwing motion, will need to be coached up and is a bit of a project as far as mechanics are concerned... Footwork needs improvement, doesn't set his feet... Uses his upper body to fling the ball, needs to stop throwing off his back food and work on his stride... Trusts his arm too much, tries to throw into small windows which will be a problem in the NFL... Comes with character concerns, is said to be withdrawn from teammates and isn't very media friendly... Plays for Bobby Petrino who has a history of great college quarterbacks who have flopped in the NFL (Brian Brohm, Chris Redman, Stefan LeFors, Dave Ragone)... Suffered a concussion in week seven this year against Auburn, knocking him out of the game."

Consensus Draft on Ryan Mallett:
"Strengths: Physically, Mallett has been compared to Ben Roethlisberger as able to see over the line and hard to bring down. He can make every NFL throw, and his arm strength is perhaps his greatest asset. He has very good footwork for a man of his size and is a hard-worker off-the-field regarding conditioning and preparation. He tends to make good decisions, correct reads and effective play changes. He is physically tough, sustaining a mid-season concussion against Auburn, but still making the next week's start. He has been extremely productive in arguably the toughest defensive conference in the country.

Weaknesses: He does exhibit some minor mechanics issues and has not performed well when he is actively pressured and forced to re-locate. He has thrown some interceptions at critical points in the game (most recently in the loss to Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl). He did have a 'public intoxication' arrest early in his career at UA and some recent reports of 'unspecified off-field issues' could hurt his stock. He was visibly un-nerved against Ohio State, particularly when he was sacked - he may need to mature in that respect to be regarded as a complete QB at the next level."

Tool Box's Ricky Dimon on Ryan Mallett:
"Mallett certainly has the physical tools to be a force at the next level. He stands at 6'6'' and 238 pounds and -- not surprisingly -- has a rocket arm. The Arkansas quarterback has drawn comparisons to Ben Roethlisberger and while those may be fair, he needs to improve his ability (and win a lot more!) in order for those sentiments to come to fruition. Mallett must improve his accuracy, and he has been improving in that department each year.

Through six games as a junior, he is completing 69.1 percent of his passes. The numbers started to come last season, proving that Mallett is not all talent and no production. The Michigan transfer tossed 30 touchdowns against just seven interceptions for the Razorbacks, while throwing for 3627 yards. So far this year he is 132 for 191 for 1844 yards with 14 touchdowns and six interceptions. Mallett has also run for two scores.

Mallett was probably wise to return to Arkansas for his junior year, at least if the concussion he sustained against Auburn does not become a major factor. He may not be the No. 1 quarterback, at least at the moment, but an overall Top 10 selection in the 2011 draft appears likely."

Draft Bible on Ryan Mallett:
"Skinny: While there is debate as to where Mallett stacks up among all of the quarterbacks in college football, he is the clear-cut top pro prospect at the position among the junior class. Mallett has the classic cannon arm that will make scouts drool come pro-day time (expect him to pass on throwing at the Scouting Combine), but he needs to work on his touch and accuracy. Too many of his fastballs still sail high or find the turf. In addition to improving his completion percentage, Mallett can do a better job of allowing his receivers to make yards after the catch. It should be noted that the Arkansas product did a very good job of protecting the football in his first year as a starter in 2009; he had a better than four-to-one touchdown-to-interception ratio. He also handles the ball and throws on the move better than you might think. The bottom line is that the Texarkana native is physically superior to the average quarterback—he can make throws that most college teams don’t even have in their playbook. Mallett was given leeway to audible at the line of scrimmage and the more he grows from the neck up, the higher his stock will go. At this point he is the most likely of the junior signal callers to declare for the 2011 NFL Draft. The expectations are high for both Mallett and his Razorbacks in 2010.

SCOUT'S TAKE

2010: After starting his career in Ann Arbor as a Michigan Wolverine, Mallet bolted the Maize and Blue upon the arrival of Rich Rodriguez. Mallett returned to his native Arkansas to play for Bobby Petrino, who came up through the coaching ranks as a quarterbacks coach. The first thing that stands out about this Razorback is that everything about him is big. Standing at 6’7” and 235 pounds, the SEC signal caller possesses a cannon arm, one capable of making every NFL throw in the book…and some that aren’t. Mallett can get the ball into windows in coverage with an ease that most quarterbacks can only dream of. However, the Arkansas product is not all arm strength; he possesses light feet and excellent footwork for a man his size. After throwing for 30 touchdowns (only seven interceptions) and 3,624 yards some thought the red-shirt sophomore was right to test the NFL waters, but the broad-shouldered passer wisely returned to Arkansas for at least one more season. He still has issues with mechanics and accuracy that he needs to work on, and college is the place to do so. That being said, Mallett oozes with potential and with a big season he could be a top-10 selection. In fact, if all goes well he’ll join the race to be the number one overall selection in the 2011 Draft, should he declare following his junior season.

2009: A pocket passer with the howitzer arm to make any kind of throw, Ryan Mallett has drawn comparisons to Ben Roethlisberger. He may not be very nimble when he’s forced outside the pocket, but he’s not afraid to stand in there a few extra seconds to deliver his throw. The 6’6-signal caller has a great feel for the rush and a quick release, which makes him difficult to get to. Arkansas head coach Bobby Petrino has a strong reputation for developing quarterbacks and his latest pupil seems to have all the tools required of the job. The Michigan transfer is well on his way to be being considered a future franchise quarterback at the next level."

PFW's Nolan Nawrocki on Ryan Mallett:
"Has a cannon on his shoulder that allows him to fit the ball into very tight spots and move his team downfield in a hurry when he is hot. Yet, his ball placement has been sporadic, his feet are heavy and he has been unable to stay healthy this season as a stationary passer.

His footwork is lazy, his accuracy wanes on the move and he makes too many ill-advised throws, coming from a Bobby Petrino offense that tends to mask the deficiencies of his QBs. More troubling than any physical traits, however, are concerns about his intangibles, makeup and character that bear too much resemblance to former Chargers first-round bust Ryan Leaf."

Fanatical FootBall Fiend on Ryan Mallett
When I evaluate any prospect, 1% of it derives from my own analysis of The Tape, and 99% of it is my evaluation of the evaluators: Those guys, quoted and linked, above, whose expertise DWARFS mine.

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When I look at how these Scouts and Analysts regard a QuarterBack, I don't give a rat's ass about how far he can throw it on a wire, or how fast he runs the 40: Anyone who thinks that those Skills are the most critical ones in assessing a QuarterBack's ability to lead a team to a Championship have overlooked the last 90 years of History.

When I look at how these Scouts and Analysts regard a QuarterBack, 90% of my evaluation derives from comments on his Processing Speed, his Decision Making, his Field Vision, his Pocket Presence, and his Mechanics.

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There is great divergence of opinion on Ryan Mallett.

I don't have the Optical Speed to to decide the argument based on my own reading of The Tape...But a lifetime of analyzing the way others express themselves tells me a lot. For instance: Those who suggest that Mallett was no so much an accurate Passer as an inaccurate Passer, one whose flaws were protected by the System and his Receivers, are far more convincing, to these eyes, than his supporters.

Even when I read those who consider him an outstanding prospect, it's clear that his Processing Speed is awful, and that his Decision Making and Pocket Presence are even worse, as he often panics and either forces throws or flees the Pocket. And his Mechanics are awful.

My evaluation is that Ryan Mallett is going to be a BUST, gentlemen.

A SUPER Bust.

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    Carter ~ Markell
    Carter ~ Quinton
    Casey ~ Jurrell
    Cassidy ~ Austin
    Caston ~ LaQuintin
    Castonzo ~ Anthony
    Cattouse ~ Sean
    Celek ~ Garrett
    Chapas ~ Shaun
    Chapman ~ Asa
    Chapman ~ Josh
    Chappell ~ Ben
    Charles ~ Antonio
    Charles ~ Orson
    Charlton ~ Vaughn
    Chekwa ~ Chimdi
    Chew ~ Van
    ChiChester ~ Josh
    Childs ~ Greg
    Chinasa ~ Ugo
    Chism ~ Cameron
    Chisolm ~ Garrett
    Claiborne ~ Morris
    Claiborne ~ Thomas
    Clark ~ Christian
    Clark ~ Corday
    Clayborn ~ Adrian
    Clay ~ Charles
    Clay ~ John
    Clayton ~ Omar
    Claytor ~ Nick
    CleveLand ~ James
    CleveLand ~ Matt
    Clifford ~ Eugene
    Cloy ~ Mason
    Coale ~ Danny
    Cobb ~ Randall
    Cochart ~ Colin
    Cochran ~ Ross
    Coffman ~ Jake
    Colburn ~ Ryan
    Cole ~ Adrien
    Cole ~ Audie
    Coleman ~ BJ
    Coleman ~ Derrick
    Coleman ~ Rajric
    Collaros ~ Zach
    Collins ~ Cameron
    Collins ~ Joe
    Compton ~ Tom
    Conrath ~ Matt
    Conte ~ Chris
    Cook ~ Domonic
    Cooper ~ Craig
    Cooper ~ Josh
    Cooper ~ Kevin
    Coples ~ Quint
    Cornell ~ Jonathan
    Corp ~ Aaron
    Cosby ~ DeMarco
    Coulson ~ Ryan
    Cousins ~ Kirk
    Cox ~ Christian
    Cox ~ Fletcher
    Cox ~ Landon
    Crawford ~ Jack
    Crawford ~ Tyrone
    Creadick ~ Sean
    Creer ~ Lennon
    Crick ~ Jared
    Criner ~ Juron
    Crist ~ Dayne
    Cuff ~ Vance
    CulBreath ~ Johny
    Cullen ~ John
    Culliver ~ Chris
    Cumbie ~ Jamie
    Cunningham ~ BJ
    Cunningham ~ Devan
    Curry ~ Natiel
    Curry ~ Vinny
    Dalton ~ Andy
    Daniel ~ LeBron
    Daniels ~ Matt
    Daniels ~ Mike
    Daniels ~ Wayne
    Dareus ~ Marcell
    Darks ~ Darius
    Dasher ~ Dwight
    Datko ~ Andrew
    David ~ LaVonte
    Davie ~ Quentin
    Davis ~ Austin
    Davis ~ Demario
    Davis ~ Dominique
    Davis ~ Emanuel
    Davis ~ Enrique
    Davis ~ Josh
    Davis ~ Knile
    Davis ~ Luther
    Davis ~ Roberto
    Davis ~ Ryan
    Davis ~ Wes
    Deas ~ Charles
    DeCastro ~ David
    DeChristopher ~ Blake
    DeCicco ~ Dom
    Deed ~ Trevar
    Deehan ~ Ryan
    Dell ~ Mark
    Demps ~ Jeff
    Dennard ~ Alfonzo
    Dennard ~ Antonio
    Dennis ~ Derek
    Dent ~ Akeem
    Dever ~ Taylor
    DeVine ~ Noel
    Devlin ~ Pat
    Dial ~ Preston
    Dickson ~ Joe
    Diehl ~ Chad
    Dieker ~ Chris
    DiMarco ~ Patrick
    DiMichele ~ Alex
    Dobbs ~ DeMarcus
    Dobbs ~ Ricky
    Dockery ~ James
    Dominguez ~ Ray
    Donahue ~ Tyler
    Donald ~ Archie
    Donaldson ~ Chris
    Donnell ~ Larry
    DorreStein ~ Perry
    Dorty ~ Tristan
    Doss ~ Tandon
    Douglas ~ David
    Dowling ~ Ras I
    Dowtin ~ Marcus
    Draheim ~ Tommie
    Draughn ~ Shaun
    Dunbar ~ Lance
    Duncan ~ Brian
    Duncan ~ Joe Don
    Dunsmore ~ Drake
    Durham ~ Kris
    Dworaczyk ~ Josh
    Dye ~ Tony
    Eachus ~ Nate
    Easterling ~ Taiwan
    Ebert ~ Jeremy
    Ebner ~ Will
    Eddins ~ Robert
    Edwards ~ Lonnie
    Edwards ~ Mario
    Edwards ~ Patrick
    Egboh ~ Patrick
    Egbuniwe ~ Anthony
    Egnew ~ Michael
    Eifert ~ Tyler
    Eliades ~ Lou
    Elisara ~ Cameron
    Ellingson ~ Greg
    Ellington ~ Andre
    Elliot ~ Andre
    Ellis ~ Kenrick
    Ellison ~ Rhett
    Elmore ~ Ricky
    Embree ~ Taylor
    Enderle ~ Nathan
    Etheridge ~ Zac
    Eugene ~ Jai
    Evans ~ Albert
    Evans ~ Art
    Evans ~ Chris
    Evans ~ Darren
    Evans ~ DeQuin
    Evans ~ LaQuinton
    Evans ~ Mitchell
    Ewing ~ Bradie
    Ezeh ~ Obie
    Fairley ~ Nick
    Falahola ~ Saia
    Fangupo ~ Hebron
    Fannin ~ Mario
    Fayson ~ Jarred
    Felder ~ Antonio
    Felder ~ Bobby
    Fenelus ~ Antonio
    Figgins ~ Bruce
    Figueroa ~ Joel
    Finley ~ Jay
    Fisher ~ Elvis
    Flading ~ Joe
    Fleener ~ Coby
    Fleming ~ Darius
    Fleming ~ Grant
    Fleming ~ Jamell
    Fletcher ~ Donnie
    Floyd ~ Michael
    Foketi ~ Manase
    Foles ~ Nick
    Ford ~ Chase
    Ford ~ Jason
    Foreman ~ Joel
    Forrest ~ Bubba
    Forrest ~ Frantrell
    Forston ~ Marcus
    Foster ~ Mason
    Fox ~ Chris
    Frampton ~ Dwayne
    Francis ~ Justin
    Franklin ~ Collin
    Franklin ~ Jerry
    Franklin ~ Orlando
    Franklin ~ Stephen
    Frazer ~ Zach
    Frederick ~ Terrence
    Freed ~ Matthew
    Freeman ~ ElToro
    Freeny ~ Jonathan
    Frey ~ Isaiah
    Friday ~ Steven
    Froman ~ Adam
    Frosch ~ Evan
    Frye ~ Alex
    Fua ~ Sione
    Fuller ~ Jeff
    Fusco ~ Brandon
    Fussell ~ John
    Gabbert ~ Blaine
    Gable ~ CJ
    Gachkar ~ Andrew
    Gaitor ~ Anthony
    Galippo ~ Christopher
    Gallarda ~ Tommy
    Gamble ~ Darryl
    Ganaway ~ Terrance
    Gantt ~ Charlie
    Garcia ~ Stephen
    Garner ~ Grant
    Gates ~ Edmund
    Gatson ~ Greg
    Gause ~ DeLeon
    Gbadyu ~ Bani
    Gee ~ Michael
    Gent ~ Justin
    Gentry ~ Taylor
    Genus ~ Sampson
    Gerhart ~ Garth
    Germany ~ Eugene
    Gettis ~ Adam
    Gettis ~ Carl
    Gianninoto ~ John
    Gibbs ~ Jordan
    Gideon ~ Blake
    Gilbert ~ Marcus
    GilChrist ~ Marcus
    Gilmore ~ Stephon
    Gipson ~ Marcell
    Gipson ~ Tashaun
    Givens ~ Christopher ~ FL
    Givens ~ Christopher ~ SE
    Glenn ~ Cordy
    Glover ~ Sidney
    Golden ~ Robert
    Gomes ~ Dejon
    Goode ~ Najee
    Gooden ~ Zaviar
    Goodin ~ Frank
    Good ~ Stephen
    Goodwin ~ D'Andre
    Gordon ~ Eric
    Gordon ~ Richard
    Graham ~ Cameron
    Graham ~ TJ
    Grant ~ Adam
    Grant ~ Cory
    Gratzek ~ Matthew
    Graves ~ John
    Gray ~ Anthony
    Gray ~ Cyrus
    Gray ~ Gary
    Gray ~ Jonas
    Green ~ AJ
    Green ~ Alexander
    Green ~ Broderick
    Greene ~ AJ
    Green ~ Jared
    Green ~ LaDarius
    Green ~ Stephfon
    GreenStone ~ TJ
    Green ~ Virgil
    GreenWood ~ Brett
    GreenWood ~ Christopher
    GreenWood ~ Eric
    Griffin ~ John
    Griffin ~ Robert ~ OG
    Griffin ~ Robert ~ QB
    Griffin ~ Sam
    Grigsby ~ Nicholas
    Gruder ~ Max
    Guarnero ~ Chris
    Guidry ~ Raphael
    Guidugli ~ Ben
    Gurley ~ Tori
    Guy ~ Lawrence
    Guyton ~ Trevor
    Guy ~ Winston
    Habben ~ Cody
    Hagan ~ Darian
    Hagg ~ Eric
    Hairston ~ Chris
    Halahuni ~ Joe
    Hall ~ Bryan
    Hall ~ Derek
    Hallman ~ Derrick
    Hall ~ Qier
    Hall ~ Rashard
    Hamilton ~ Adrian
    Hamilton ~ Dominique
    Hamler ~ Jamel
    Hankerson ~ Leonard
    Hanks ~ Darius
    Hanna ~ James
    Hannam ~ Micah
    Hansen ~ Tyler
    Hardin ~ Brandon
    Hardrick ~ JerMarcus
    Hardy ~ Daniel
    Hardy ~ Kevin
    Harkey ~ Cory
    Harmon ~ Cudahy
    Harnish ~ Chandler
    Harper ~ Brandon
    Harper ~ Jamie
    Harr ~ Chris
    Harrell ~ Logan
    Harris ~ Brandon
    Harris ~ Bryce
    Harris ~ Chris
    Harris ~ Cliff
    Harris ~ DaJohn
    Harris ~ DuJuan
    Harris ~ Dwayne
    Harris ~ Jacory
    Harris ~ Jerrell
    Harris ~ Marcus
    Harris ~ Mike ~ CB
    Harris ~ Mike ~ HB
    Harris ~ Mike ~ OT
    Harris ~ Montel
    Harrison ~ Damon
    Harrison ~ Jarrell
    Harrison ~ Josh
    Harrison ~ Steve
    Harris ~ Taylor
    HartLine ~ Mike
    Hartman ~ Tysyn
    Harvey ~ Mario
    Hatcher ~ Charlie
    Hatcher ~ Karnell
    Hatch ~ Jeremiah
    Havili ~ Stanley
    Hayes ~ JJ
    Hayward ~ Casey
    Hazelton ~ Vidal
    Heath ~ Brandon
    Hebert ~ T-Bob
    Hector ~ Derrick
    Helu ~ Roy
    Hemingway ~ Junior
    HempHill ~ Kelvyn
    Henderson ~ John
    Hendricks ~ Brian
    Hendrickson ~ Pete
    Henigan ~ Elliott
    Henry ~ Aaron
    Henry ~ Ricky
    Henry ~ Trulon
    Herman ~ Brad
    Herrick ~ Michael
    Herron ~ Dan
    Herzlich ~ Mark
    Heyward ~ Cameron
    Hicks ~ Akiem
    Higgins ~ Cameron
    Higgins ~ Mike
    HighSmith ~ Erik
    HighTower ~ Donta
    Hill ~ Derrick
    Hill ~ Kyle
    Hillman ~ Ronnie
    Hill ~ Russel
    Hill ~ Ryan
    Hill ~ Stephen
    Hill ~ Will
    Hilton ~ Ty
    Hines ~ Jermale
    Hines ~ Stuart
    Hix ~ Kyle
    Hoch ~ Dan
    Hodge ~ Ernie
    Hodges ~ Michael
    Hoffman ~ Alex ~ DF
    Hoffman ~ Alex ~ OT
    Hogan ~ Brandon
    Hogue ~ Doug
    Holland ~ Jamere
    Hollins ~ Jon
    Holloman ~ DeVonte
    Holmes ~ Andre
    Holmes ~ Jordan
    Holmes ~ Lamar
    Holmes ~ Michael
    Holmes ~ Tyler
    Holt ~ DJ
    Homan ~ Ross
    Hopkins ~ Jasmin
    Horn ~ Joe
    Horn ~ Tyler
    Hosley ~ Jayron
    House ~ Davon
    Housler ~ Rob
    Houston ~ Justin
    Houston ~ Ryan
    Howard ~ Jaye
    Howell ~ Delano
    Hudson ~ Rodney
    Huey ~ Michael
    Huffman ~ Brett
    Hughes ~ Jamon
    Hughes ~ Robert
    Hughes ~ Trenton
    Hunter ~ David
    Hunter ~ Jeremiha
    Hunter ~ Kendall
    Huntley ~ Rod
    Hunt ~ Randall
    Hurd ~ Zach
    Hurt ~ Maurice
    Hutton ~ Jake
    Hyde ~ Micah
    Hynoski ~ Henry
    Ibia ~ Yaky
    Ibiloye ~ Alex
    Igwenagu ~ Emil
    Ihenacho ~ Duke
    Ijalana ~ Benjamin
    Illig ~ Pat
    Iloka ~ George
    Ingersoll ~ Mike
    Ingram ~ Mark
    Ingram ~ Mel
    Irvin ~ Bruce
    Irving ~ Nate
    Irvin ~ Tommy
    Isom ~ Byron
    Issac ~ Rod
    Jackson ~ Andrew
    Jackson ~ Asa
    Jackson ~ Damien
    Jackson ~ Deonte
    Jackson ~ Janzen
    Jackson ~ Jerrell
    Jackson ~ Kenji
    Jackson ~ Malik
    Jackson ~ Marcus
    Jackson ~ Steven
    Jackson ~ Talmadge
    Jacobs ~ Anthony
    Jacobs ~ Ben
    Jacobson ~ Christopher
    James ~ LaMichael
    Jarka ~ Shane
    Jarrett ~ Jaiquawn
    Jarrett ~ Jamaar
    Jean Baptise ~ Nicolas
    Jean ~ Lester
    Jeannot ~ Christopher
    Jefferson ~ Brad
    Jefferson ~ Jordan
    Jeffery ~ Alshon
    Jenije ~ Ochucko
    Jenkins ~ AJ
    Jenkins ~ Brandon
    Jenkins ~ Janoris
    Jenkins ~ Jarvis
    Jenkins ~ Josh
    Jenkins ~ Malcolm
    Jenkins ~ Moses
    Jenkins ~ Ross
    Jennings ~ Mad Dog
    Jernigan ~ Jerrel
    Jerod Eddie ~ Tony
    Jobe ~ Eric
    Johnson ~ Antonio
    Johnson ~ Cam
    Johnson ~ Carl
    Johnson ~ Cody
    Johnson ~ Damaris
    Johnson ~ Delano
    Johnson ~ Dominique
    Johnson ~ Ethan
    Johnson ~ James Michael
    Johnson ~ Jeron
    Johnson ~ Jerrod
    Johnson ~ Leonard
    Johnson ~ Nico
    Johnson ~ Rishaw
    Johnson ~ Rod
    Johnson ~ Ronald
    Johnson ~ Steven
    Johnson ~ Tejay
    Johnson ~ Trae
    Johnson ~ Trumaine
    Jones ~ AJ
    Jones ~ Barrett
    Jones ~ Ben
    Jones ~ Chandler
    Jones ~ Davyd
    Jones ~ DJ
    Jones ~ Dwight
    Jones ~ Eddie
    Jones ~ Gerald
    Jones ~ Greg
    Jones ~ Jarvis
    Jones ~ Julio
    Jones ~ Landry
    Jones ~ Marcel
    Jones ~ Marshall
    Jones ~ Marvin
    Jones ~ Roddy
    Jones ~ Ryan
    Jones ~ Taiwan
    Jones ~ Ty
    Jordan ~ Cameron
    Jorden ~ Kamar
    Joseph ~ Elijah
    Judie ~ Coryell
    Kaddu ~ Josh
    Kaepernick ~ Colin
    Kaiser ~ Clarence
    Kalil ~ Matt
    Kamara ~ Amara
    Kamara ~ Duval
    KarStetter ~ Jared
    Kearse ~ Frank
    Kearse ~ Jermaine
    Keenum ~ Casey
    Keiser ~ Tom
    Kelce ~ Jason
    Kelemete ~ Senio
    Kellem ~ Jeremy
    Keller ~ Noah
    Kelly ~ Austin
    Kelly ~ Dennis
    Kemp ~ Wes
    Kendricks ~ Lance
    Kendricks ~ Mychal
    Kenney ~ Cameron
    Keo ~ Shiloh
    Kerley ~ Jeremy
    Kerrigan ~ Ryan
    Ketchum ~ Logan
    Kia ~ Micah
    King ~ Caleb
    King ~ Jarriel
    Kinne ~ Gary Joe
    Kinnie ~ Brandon
    KirkenDoll ~ James
    KirkPatrick ~ Dre
    KirkPatrick ~ Jake
    Kitchen ~ Ishmaaily
    Klug ~ Karl
    Knox ~ Kyle
    Koger ~ Kevin
    Konz ~ Peter
    Kooyman ~ Kevin
    Koulianos ~ Derrell
    Kowalski ~ Kevin
    Kromah ~ Abraham
    Kube ~ Alex
    Kuechly ~ Luke
    Kuhn ~ Marcus
    Kuuttila ~ Karri
    LaFrance ~ Jeremy
    Lainhart ~ Brian
    Lair ~ Eric
    Lamaak ~ Ben
    Lambert ~ Luke
    Lamphear ~ Michael
    Lamur ~ Emmanuel
    Landry ~ London
    Lane ~ Jeremy
    Lantrip ~ Tyler
    Lapham ~ Rich
    Laptad ~ Jake
    Larimore ~ Dexter
    La Secia ~ Jordan
    Latimore ~ Eric
    Lattimore ~ Jamari
    Laurent ~ Ted
    Lavarias ~ Aaron
    Law ~ Cordarro
    Lawrence ~ Addison
    Lee ~ Jarrett
    Lefeged ~ Joe
    LeGree ~ Mark
    Lemon ~ Michael
    Lemon ~ Orie
    Leonard ~ Dave
    Leong ~ Lyle
    LeRibeus ~ Josh
    LeShoure ~ Mikel
    Lester ~ Robert
    Letuli ~ Laupepa
    Levingston ~ Lazarius
    Lewis ~ Butch
    Lewis ~ Christopher
    Lewis ~ Detron
    Lewis ~ Dion
    Lewis ~ Javes
    Lewis ~ Lance
    Lewis ~ LeQuan
    Lewis ~ MiQuale
    Lewis ~ Ronnell
    Lewis ~ Travis
    Linam ~ Josh
    Lindley ~ Ryan
    Lindsey ~ Brandon
    Lindsey ~ Korey
    LinnenKohl ~ Alex
    Linthicum ~ Brian
    Little ~ Greg
    Liuget ~ Corey
    Livas ~ Phillip
    Lloyd ~ Greg
    Locke ~ Derrick
    Locker ~ Jake
    Lockette ~ Ricardo
    Lockett ~ Kentrell
    Loiseau ~ Shawn
    Long ~ Joe
    Looney ~ Joe
    Lorenzi ~ Robert
    Love ~ DeMarcus
    Lowery ~ Antonio
    Luck ~ Andrew
    Lumpkin ~ Ricky
    Lutrus ~ Scott
    Lynn ~ Danton
    Mabin ~ Jordan
    Maddux ~ Jeff
    Madison ~ Colin
    Madu ~ Mossis
    Maehl ~ Jeff
    Magee ~ Brandon
    Mallett ~ Ryan
    Manning ~ Terrell
    Manuel ~ EJ
    MarcoRelle ~ Matt
    Marecic ~ Owen
    Marrow ~ Desmond
    Marshall ~ Brandon
    Marshall ~ Craig
    Marsh ~ Curtis
    Marsh ~ Lawrence
    Martin ~ Benjamin
    Martin ~ Doug
    Martin ~ Jonathan
    Martin ~ KeShawn
    Martin ~ Markelle
    Martin ~ Mike
    Martin ~ Twyon
    Marve ~ Chris
    Marve ~ Robert
    Masifilo ~ Matt
    Masoli ~ Jeremiah
    Massaquoi ~ Jon
    Massey ~ Jonathan
    Massie ~ Bobby
    Mathieu ~ Tyrann
    Matthews ~ Casey
    Matthews ~ Chris
    Matthews ~ Cliff
    Matthews ~ Rishard
    Maxwell ~ Byron
    Maye ~ Brandon
    MayField ~ Ken
    Mayo ~ Thomas
    Maze ~ Marquis
    McAdoo ~ Michael
    McBride ~ Eric
    McCants ~ Matt
    McCarthy ~ Colin
    McCarthy ~ Tom
    McClain ~ Antoine
    McClain ~ Terrell
    McClellin ~ Shea
    McCoy ~ Greg
    McCrae ~ Terrence
    McCray ~ Kelcie
    McDaniel ~ DeAndre
    McDonald ~ TJ
    McElroy ~ Greg
    McFadden ~ Marshall
    McGee ~ Andrew
    McGill ~ Rob
    McGraw ~ Marcus
    McKnight ~ DaJon
    McKnight ~ Scotty
    McLeod ~ Rodney
    McMahon ~ Ryan
    McNary ~ Josh
    McNeill ~ Mike
    McNutt ~ Marvin
    McPhee ~ Pernell
    Means ~ Loyce
    Meatoga ~ Vaughn
    Meggett ~ Davin
    Mensik ~ Eric
    Menzie ~ DeQuan
    Mercilus ~ Whitney
    Merletti ~ Matt
    Messina ~ Carmen
    Michael ~ Christine
    Middleton ~ Wyatt
    Miller ~ Anthony
    Miller ~ Bruce
    Miller ~ Colin
    Miller ~ Gabe
    Miller ~ Guy
    Miller ~ Julian
    Miller ~ Lamar
    Miller ~ Ryan
    Miller ~ Von
    Mims ~ David
    Minefee ~ Austin
    Minett ~ Kyle
    MinniField ~ Chase
    Mitchell ~ Charlie
    Mitchell ~ Lance
    Mitchell ~ Nick
    Mixon ~ Cobrani
    Moala ~ Tolu
    Moch ~ Dontay
    Moeller ~ Tyler
    Moffitt ~ John
    Mohamed ~ Mike
    Molk ~ David
    Momah ~ Ifeanyi
    Moody ~ Emmanuel
    Moore ~ Carl
    Moore ~ Denarius
    Moore ~ Devon
    Moore ~ Kashif
    Moore ~ Kellen
    Moore ~ Rahim
    Moore ~ Rennie
    Moore ~ Sterling
    Morgan ~ Bryan
    Morgan ~ Davon
    Morgan ~ Joe
    Morgan ~ Michael
    Morris ~ Alfred
    Morris ~ Darius
    Morse ~ Brett
    Moses ~ Dezman
    Mosley ~ Brandon
    Mosley ~ Corey
    Moss ~ Dale
    Moten ~ Adrian
    Mouton ~ Jonas
    Moye ~ Derek
    Munns ~ Gerald
    MunzenMaier ~ Fred
    Murdock ~ OJ
    Murphy ~ Matt
    Murphy ~ Richard
    Murray ~ DeMarco
    Mustain ~ Mitch
    Nadon ~ Arnaud
    Nagy ~ Bill
    Nall ~ Darius
    Nash ~ Zach
    Neal ~ Kerry
    Neild ~ Chris
    Nelson ~ Arvell
    Nelson ~ Jerico
    Nelson ~ Jon
    Nelson ~ Vidal
    Nenon ~ Russell
    Nesbitt ~ Joshua
    Netter ~ Al
    Nevis ~ Drake
    Newsome ~ Jamar
    Newton ~ Cam
    Newton ~ Derek
    Nicolas ~ JoJo
    Nielsen ~ Tyler
    Nierman ~ Andrew
    Niland ~ Greg
    Nix ~ Lucas
    Nixon ~ Travaun
    Nixon ~ Xavier
    Noble ~ Danny
    Norman ~ Josh
    Novikoff ~ Tyrone
    Nunez ~ Juan
    Nunn ~ Kyle
    Nurse ~ Clay
    Nwachukwu ~ Chima
    Nzegwu ~ Louis
    OBrien ~ Danny
    ODaniel ~ Corey
    Odim ~ Isaac
    ODowd ~ Kristofer
    Ogbu ~ Ollie
    Oglesby ~ Josh
    Ojomo ~ Adewale
    Okafor ~ Alex
    Okafor ~ Mickey
    Olson ~ Chris
    Olson ~ Lane
    Olson ~ Trevor
    Oordt ~ Schuylar
    Osborne ~ Tyler
    Osemele ~ Kelechi
    Osweiler ~ Brock
    Owusu ~ Christopher
    Ozougwu ~ Cheta
    Paea ~ Stephen
    Pagan ~ Justin
    Page ~ Eric
    Paige Moss ~ Donte
    Palmer ~ Nathan
    Palmer ~ Ryan
    Paredes ~ Corey
    Parker ~ Martin
    Parr ~ Zane
    Pascoe ~ Vince
    Pasztor ~ Austin
    Patrick ~ Johny
    Patterson ~ Lucas
    Paul ~ Dan
    Paul ~ Josue
    Paul ~ Niles
    Paulo ~ Ronnie
    Paulson ~ David
    Payne ~ Phillip
    PaySinger ~ Spencer
    Pead ~ Isaiah
    Peitz ~ Eric
    Pelc ~ Alan
    Pellerin ~ Micah
    Perez ~ Antwine
    Perry ~ Nick
    Persa ~ Dan
    Person ~ Mike
    Peters ~ Brian
    Peters ~ Jason
    Peterson ~ DeAngelo
    Peterson ~ Patrick
    Petrus ~ Moe
    Pettis ~ Austin
    Phillips ~ Andrew
    Phillips ~ Mike
    Pianalto ~ Zach
    Pickard ~ David
    Pierce ~ Bernard
    Pilares ~ Kealoha
    Pinkston ~ Jason
    Placide ~ Frantz
    Pleasant ~ Eddie
    Pleasant ~ Josh
    Poblah ~ Kito
    Poe ~ Dontari
    Pointer ~ Quint
    Polk ~ Christopher
    Pollard ~ Royce
    Polo ~ Tavious
    Ponder ~ Christian
    Poole ~ Tauren
    Poots ~ Tysson
    Porter ~ Curt
    Portis ~ Josh
    Posey ~ DeVier
    Posey ~ Julian
    Potter ~ Nate
    Potts ~ Taylor
    Pouncey ~ Mike
    Powe ~ Jerrell
    Powell ~ Bilal
    Powell ~ Tydreke
    Prater ~ Shaun
    Presley ~ DeAndre
    Presley ~ Kendrick
    Proctor ~ Sam
    Prosinksi ~ Chris
    Provo ~ Nick
    Pryor ~ Terrelle
    Pugh ~ Ryan
    Quarles ~ Cyhl
    Quddus ~ Isa Abdul El
    Quick ~ Brian
    Quinn ~ Robert
    Rackley ~ Will
    Rainey ~ Bobby
    Rainey ~ Christopher
    Rambo ~ Bacarri
    Ramsay ~ Devon
    Ramsey ~ Kaleb
    Randall ~ Kheeston
    Randle ~ Christopher
    Randle ~ Rueben
    Raymond ~ Mistral
    Ray ~ Odrick
    Reddick ~ Kevin
    Reed ~ Antwuan
    Reed ~ Bert
    Reed ~ Brooks
    Reed ~ DAundre
    Reese ~ Dominique
    Regis ~ Micanor
    Reid ~ Greg
    Reid ~ Jah
    Reiff ~ Riley
    Reisner ~ Allen
    Relf ~ Christopher
    Reliford ~ Beau
    Rembert ~ Reggie
    Replogle ~ Tyler
    Resonno ~ Terrell
    ReuLand ~ Conrad
    Reveiz ~ Nick
    Reyes ~ Kendall
    Reynolds ~ Chase
    Reynolds ~ Matt
    Rhodes ~ Xavier
    Rich ~ Andrew
    Richard ~ Donovan
    Richardson ~ Daryl
    Richardson ~ Quint
    Richardson ~ Sean
    Richardson ~ Trent
    Richman ~ Nate
    Riddle ~ Scott
    Ridley ~ Stevan
    Riley ~ Christopher
    Riley ~ Kevin
    Rivers ~ Barquell
    Rivers ~ Marcus
    Roberts ~ Dyrell
    Roberts ~ Lon
    Robertson ~ Craig
    Robertson ~ Travian
    Robinson ~ Adrian
    Robinson ~ Aldrick
    Robinson ~ Alexander
    Robinson ~ Armand
    Robinson ~ Denard
    Robinson ~ Donavan
    Robinson ~ Gerell
    Robinson ~ Jamal
    Robinson ~ Josh
    Robinson ~ Keenan
    Robinson ~ Trenton
    Robinson ~ Trevor
    Robottom ~ Casey
    Rodgers ~ JacQuizz
    Rodgers ~ James
    Rodriguez ~ Evan
    Rogers ~ Justin
    Roh ~ Craig
    Rolle ~ Brian
    Romeus ~ Greg
    Roper ~ Justin
    Rosario ~ Nelson
    Ross ~ Brandian
    Ross ~ Jeremy
    RoundTree ~ Roy
    Rowe ~ Kenny
    Rowells ~ Lyndon
    Roy ~ Brett
    Royster ~ Evan
    Rucker ~ Chris
    Rudolph ~ Kyle
    RutLand ~ Kevin
    Ryan ~ Mike
    Saine ~ Brandon
    Saint Jean ~ Culmer
    Salas ~ Greg
    Sales ~ Marcus
    Sampson ~ DeMarco
    Sanders ~ Jock
    Sanders ~ Terron
    Sanders ~ Zebrie
    Sands ~ Robert
    Sanu ~ Mohamed
    SanzenBacher ~ Dane
    Sash ~ Tyler
    SaulsBerry ~ Quent
    Saunders ~ Weslye
    Scafe ~ Damik
    Schaffer ~ JK
    Schiechl ~ Marc
    Schilling ~ Stephen
    Schlauderaff ~ Caleb
    Schwartz ~ Mitchell
    Scott ~ Christian
    Scott ~ DaRel
    Scott ~ Darrell
    Scott ~ David
    Scott ~ Lawon
    Scourten ~ Wesley
    Searcy ~ DaNorris
    Senatus ~ Livingston
    SensaBaugh ~ Coty
    Serini ~ Brad
    Shannon ~ DaVonte
    Shaw ~ Jarrod
    Shaw ~ Maurice
    Shaw ~ Michael
    Sheard ~ Jabaal
    Shelby ~ Derrick
    Shepard ~ Russell
    Sheppard ~ Kelvin
    Sherman ~ Anthony
    Sherman ~ Richard
    Sherman ~ Theo
    Sherritt ~ JC
    Sherrod ~ Derek
    ShoeMaker ~ Tyler
    Short ~ Kawann
    Shorts ~ Cecil
    Shugarts ~ JB
    Silatolu ~ Amini
    Siliga ~ Sealver
    Silvestro ~ Alex
    Simmons ~ Jasper
    Simmons ~ Monte
    Simmons ~ Travis
    Simon ~ John
    Sims ~ David
    Sitake ~ Fesi
    Skelton ~ Stephen
    Skov ~ Shayne
    Skrine ~ Buster
    Smelley ~ Brad
    Smith ~ Aldon
    Smith ~ Andre
    Smith ~ Armond
    Smith ~ Brian
    Smith ~ Chris
    Smith ~ Courtney
    Smith ~ David
    Smith ~ Derrell
    Smith ~ Geno
    Smith ~ Greg
    Smith ~ Harrison
    Smith ~ Jaquies
    Smith ~ Jimmy
    Smith ~ Keith
    Smith ~ Kendall
    Smith ~ Larry
    Smith ~ Lee
    Smith ~ Malcolm
    Smith ~ Michael ~ HB
    Smith ~ Michael ~ OT
    Smith ~ Scott
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