Top UDFA's Available (Whenever Free Agency Opens)

Originally posted by communist:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Damn that's too bad, hes got some talent. I remember watching a LSU game saying that hes better than Dwayne Bowe. Oh well.

nice redzone-threat...however, i want deandre brown. or a guy called demario ballard, western oregon.

outside vd we lack a redzone target donk know to many in this draft

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by communist:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Damn that's too bad, hes got some talent. I remember watching a LSU game saying that hes better than Dwayne Bowe. Oh well.

nice redzone-threat...however, i want deandre brown. or a guy called demario ballard, western oregon.

outside vd we lack a redzone target donk know to many in this draft

In my opinion, Armon Binns is the best UDFA wide receiver available. He was considered not only a heck of a deep threat at Cincinnati, but he was a tremendous red zone threat. I still can't figure out why he went undrafted despite being a more physically imposing player than Mardy Gilyard and drawing more attention from opposing defenses than Gilyard did.

I don't know if he interviewed poorly or what, but he looked good at the combine.

Binns checks in at 6-3 210 and had about 2000 yards and 21 TDs combined over the past two seasons. (In 2009 -- 888 yards with 11 TD, In 2010 -- 1101 yards with 10 TDs). He clocked a 4.50 flat at the combine -- same as Jon Baldwin.

If we should go after anyone, I'd say Binns. Easily the most productive receiver from a noteworthy school. If we want hugely productive small-schoolers though, you've got Andre Holmes out there still.

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by communist:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Damn that's too bad, hes got some talent. I remember watching a LSU game saying that hes better than Dwayne Bowe. Oh well.

nice redzone-threat...however, i want deandre brown. or a guy called demario ballard, western oregon.

outside vd we lack a redzone target donk know to many in this draft

In my opinion, Armon Binns is the best UDFA wide receiver available. He was considered not only a heck of a deep threat at Cincinnati, but he was a tremendous red zone threat. I still can't figure out why he went undrafted despite being a more physically imposing player than Mardy Gilyard and drawing more attention from opposing defenses than Gilyard did.

I don't know if he interviewed poorly or what, but he looked good at the combine.

Binns checks in at 6-3 210 and had about 2000 yards and 21 TDs combined over the past two seasons. (In 2009 -- 888 yards with 11 TD, In 2010 -- 1101 yards with 10 TDs). He clocked a 4.50 flat at the combine -- same as Jon Baldwin.

If we should go after anyone, I'd say Binns. Easily the most productive receiver from a noteworthy school. If we want hugely productive small-schoolers though, you've got Andre Holmes out there still.

Here is a good article on Binns and why he wasn't drafted. http://www.downthedrive.com/2011/4/28/2140135/2011-nfl-draft-armon-binns-

Nothing too bad. I read another article where MEl Kiper had him as the 2nd best receiver going into the 2010 season. His measurables were average but he has good size at 6'3 209. He really didn't stand out and I'm pretty sure thats why he wasn't drafted. He would be a good pickup as a UDFA.

Originally posted by E-49er:

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by communist:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Damn that's too bad, hes got some talent. I remember watching a LSU game saying that hes better than Dwayne Bowe. Oh well.

nice redzone-threat...however, i want deandre brown. or a guy called demario ballard, western oregon.

outside vd we lack a redzone target donk know to many in this draft

In my opinion, Armon Binns is the best UDFA wide receiver available. He was considered not only a heck of a deep threat at Cincinnati, but he was a tremendous red zone threat. I still can't figure out why he went undrafted despite being a more physically imposing player than Mardy Gilyard and drawing more attention from opposing defenses than Gilyard did.

I don't know if he interviewed poorly or what, but he looked good at the combine.

Binns checks in at 6-3 210 and had about 2000 yards and 21 TDs combined over the past two seasons. (In 2009 -- 888 yards with 11 TD, In 2010 -- 1101 yards with 10 TDs). He clocked a 4.50 flat at the combine -- same as Jon Baldwin.

If we should go after anyone, I'd say Binns. Easily the most productive receiver from a noteworthy school. If we want hugely productive small-schoolers though, you've got Andre Holmes out there still.

Here is a good article on Binns and why he wasn't drafted. http://www.downthedrive.com/2011/4/28/2140135/2011-nfl-draft-armon-binns-

Nothing too bad. I read another article where MEl Kiper had him as the 2nd best receiver going into the 2010 season. His measurables were average but he has good size at 6'3 209. He really didn't stand out and I'm pretty sure thats why he wasn't drafted. He would be a good pickup as a UDFA.

I actually read that article, believe it or not. I think Binns never really had the opportunity to showcase a "full game" (a complete WR skill set) with the system ran at Cinci, but what he did display was great physical tools and production. The guy got open, he had great hands, and good size with decent speed.

Maybe he's not a tremendous blocker, but for an UDFA guy with his potential to develop into at least a depth player, you're not asking for all that much.

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by E-49er:

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by communist:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Damn that's too bad, hes got some talent. I remember watching a LSU game saying that hes better than Dwayne Bowe. Oh well.

nice redzone-threat...however, i want deandre brown. or a guy called demario ballard, western oregon.

outside vd we lack a redzone target donk know to many in this draft

In my opinion, Armon Binns is the best UDFA wide receiver available. He was considered not only a heck of a deep threat at Cincinnati, but he was a tremendous red zone threat. I still can't figure out why he went undrafted despite being a more physically imposing player than Mardy Gilyard and drawing more attention from opposing defenses than Gilyard did.

I don't know if he interviewed poorly or what, but he looked good at the combine.

Binns checks in at 6-3 210 and had about 2000 yards and 21 TDs combined over the past two seasons. (In 2009 -- 888 yards with 11 TD, In 2010 -- 1101 yards with 10 TDs). He clocked a 4.50 flat at the combine -- same as Jon Baldwin.

If we should go after anyone, I'd say Binns. Easily the most productive receiver from a noteworthy school. If we want hugely productive small-schoolers though, you've got Andre Holmes out there still.

Here is a good article on Binns and why he wasn't drafted. http://www.downthedrive.com/2011/4/28/2140135/2011-nfl-draft-armon-binns-

Nothing too bad. I read another article where MEl Kiper had him as the 2nd best receiver going into the 2010 season. His measurables were average but he has good size at 6'3 209. He really didn't stand out and I'm pretty sure thats why he wasn't drafted. He would be a good pickup as a UDFA.

I actually read that article, believe it or not. I think Binns never really had the opportunity to showcase a "full game" (a complete WR skill set) with the system ran at Cinci, but what he did display was great physical tools and production. The guy got open, he had great hands, and good size with decent speed.

Maybe he's not a tremendous blocker, but for an UDFA guy with his potential to develop into at least a depth player, you're not asking for all that much.

Oh no doubt about Binns. I thought he was definitely worth a mid-late round pick at the very least. I wonder why he wasn't drafted though, I can't seem to find any off field issues on him.

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by E-49er:

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by communist:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Damn that's too bad, hes got some talent. I remember watching a LSU game saying that hes better than Dwayne Bowe. Oh well.

nice redzone-threat...however, i want deandre brown. or a guy called demario ballard, western oregon.

outside vd we lack a redzone target donk know to many in this draft

In my opinion, Armon Binns is the best UDFA wide receiver available. He was considered not only a heck of a deep threat at Cincinnati, but he was a tremendous red zone threat. I still can't figure out why he went undrafted despite being a more physically imposing player than Mardy Gilyard and drawing more attention from opposing defenses than Gilyard did.

I don't know if he interviewed poorly or what, but he looked good at the combine.

Binns checks in at 6-3 210 and had about 2000 yards and 21 TDs combined over the past two seasons. (In 2009 -- 888 yards with 11 TD, In 2010 -- 1101 yards with 10 TDs). He clocked a 4.50 flat at the combine -- same as Jon Baldwin.

If we should go after anyone, I'd say Binns. Easily the most productive receiver from a noteworthy school. If we want hugely productive small-schoolers though, you've got Andre Holmes out there still.

Here is a good article on Binns and why he wasn't drafted. http://www.downthedrive.com/2011/4/28/2140135/2011-nfl-draft-armon-binns-

Nothing too bad. I read another article where MEl Kiper had him as the 2nd best receiver going into the 2010 season. His measurables were average but he has good size at 6'3 209. He really didn't stand out and I'm pretty sure thats why he wasn't drafted. He would be a good pickup as a UDFA.

I actually read that article, believe it or not. I think Binns never really had the opportunity to showcase a "full game" (a complete WR skill set) with the system ran at Cinci, but what he did display was great physical tools and production. The guy got open, he had great hands, and good size with decent speed.

Maybe he's not a tremendous blocker, but for an UDFA guy with his potential to develop into at least a depth player, you're not asking for all that much.

Oh no doubt about Binns. I thought he was definitely worth a mid-late round pick at the very least. I wonder why he wasn't drafted though, I can't seem to find any off field issues on him.

Same. I mean, I'm baffled really. He seemed like a much better prospect than a lot of other guys. Then again, it's not like he was the only surprise not to be picked with no off-field issues -- like Ricardo Lockette.

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by drake49er:
These ppl got drafted by the UFL

Ugo Chinasa - DE
Mario Fannin - RB
Josh Gatlin - CB
Derrick Locke - RB
Jerrod Johnson - QB
Mana Silva - S
Mark Herzlich - LB
Jeff Maehl - WR

UFL DRAFT COMPLETE

Damn Jeff Maehl gone, Mana Silva gone, Mark Herzlich gone.

This lockout crap sucks, they need to figure this s**t out already.

Mark Herzlich will not sign to play for the UFL

says he will wait and take his chances as an UDFA, Im pretty sure some team has contacted him and he will be signing once the lockout is lifted

I have to say that I am surprised the Niners did not draft a true center, like Barnes, or a true fullback, like Hynoski. They would be at the top of my list for blocking.

Brandon Saine is going to give a team very little in rushing, but has hands like a WR. Might be intriguing for a WCO team.

Chinasa and Williams would be my top two defenders to check out. Williams is pretty much a plugger, but we need depth at NT. Chinasa was a solid college player and can rush pretty well off the edge. Very surprised he wasn't selected.

I have a feeling that the spots we didn't address via our gaggle of selections in the draft will be rounded out with a stable of UDFA's. Harbaugh seems to be setting up for legitimate competition at most positions. We've heard this from other coaches recently, but their methods seemed far-fetched or all-together absent.
No more nutcracker drills please, at least not for 52.

I liked what I saw of Kurt Adams. He seems pretty fast but his lack of moves may hurt him. He needs to refine his moves to break open just when the ball arrives to gain more separation. Being 6-5 and fast does make him a bit unique on the niners. Used in combo with Davis, he could really disrupt defenses. I think I would much prefer him to Ginn.

anyone have a list of top veteran free agents, if there even will be free agency this season?


(p.s. still hoping sf makes a trade for josh johnson, would love to see the niners with competition, and options as far as veteran qbs are concerned)

Time to bump up this feller.

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
I have to say that I am surprised the Niners did not draft a true center, like Barnes, or a true fullback, like Hynoski. They would be at the top of my list for blocking.

Brandon Saine is going to give a team very little in rushing, but has hands like a WR. Might be intriguing for a WCO team.

Chinasa and Williams would be my top two defenders to check out. Williams is pretty much a plugger, but we need depth at NT. Chinasa was a solid college player and can rush pretty well off the edge. Very surprised he wasn't selected.

We need a best available list.... didn't go through buy Steven Friday OLB Virgina Tech is available. Not really a whole lot left now.

Sounds like Goldson is gone (per his twitter).

I'd love Deunta Williams if his leg checks out.