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12/11/2010

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Jake Locker of Washington ~ 6.3/230
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NFP's Wes Bunting on Jake Locker:
"A thick, well put together quarterback that has the physical makeup to handle the rigors of the NFL game. Displays impressive balance in his drop from under center, quickly getting away from the line of scrimmage before collecting himself and delivering the football. Possesses a clean, compact release, holds the football high and the ball comes out of his hands quickly. Showcases a strong arm and has the ability to make all the throws required of him at the next level. Exhibits good zip and timing when asked to go outside the numbers and does a nice job letting go of the football on time. Is also very impressive when asked to throw on the move.

Generates a lot of torque from his lower half and has the ability to fit the football into tight spots even when he’s off balance. Did a much better job this past season identifying coverages before the snap and working his progressions more efficiently. However, needs to do a better job moving his feet once he comes off a read and striding into throws. Has a tendency to get sloppy with his footwork and not align himself up with the target, which causes his accuracy — especially over the middle of the field — to suffer. Will struggle at times anticipating throws in the pass game, holding onto the football too long waiting for receivers to uncover.

Is a gifted athlete who looks comfortable on the move, can buy time for himself and create outside the pocket, but at times needs to learn to just throw the football away. Has a tendency to try to do too much and will get himself into some trouble with some negative plays. His accuracy seems to run hot and cold. When he sets his feet and keeps a solid base under him, the guy can consistently make all the throws. But too often, he gets caught throwing across his body, overextending in the pocket and/or falling off of throws. Nevertheless, he’s a tough, gritty quarterback who his teammates really seem to rally around and has proven he can bounce back after facing a ton of adversity during his first two years on campus.

Impression: The athletic ability, the arm strength and the intangibles are all there, and the upside his game possesses is tremendous. However, I still would like to see him become a more polished product before feeling comfortable taking him with a top-ten pick."

NFL Draft Scout's Rob Rang on Jake Locker:
"Accuracy: Showed significant improvement in 2009, though still a work in progress in this area. Has to do a better job of setting his feet before making the throw. Too often forces receivers on short and intermediate routes to slow or reach wide to collect his throws. Flashes surprising touch down the seam and in hitting the back on swing passes, though he needs to gain consistency here. Proved most accurate in critical situations, drilling a variety of pro-style throws (comebacks, crossing routes and deep-outs) when Washington faced some of its best competition or in situations with the game on the line.

Arm Strength: Possesses ideal arm strength. Drives the ball on short and intermediate routes. In fact, may need to learn to more consistently throw with touch for shorter routes, as he too often zips passes through his targets' hands. Can stretch the defense deep and throw 60-plus yards with a tight trajectory. Experienced playing in poor weather and has the arm strength to slice through strong winds. Reportedly has been clocked at 95 mph by baseball scouts.

Setup/Release: Well versed taking the snap from under center and out of the shotgun. Good foot speed, balance and agility for the quarterback position, but is still developing the nuances of setting his feet before releasing the pass. Has an efficient, over-the-top delivery and delivers the ball with velocity.

Reading Defenses:May have regressed as a senior in this area after improving significantly from his sophomore season (under Tyrone Willingham) to his junior season (first under Sarkisian). Has a tendency to stare down his primary option. Can be too aggressive and will throw the deep ball into double-coverage.

On the Move: A true dual-threat quarterback. Estimated by scouts to have 4.5 speed, but plays faster due to his vision, and his long strides in the open field are deceptive. Has some wiggle to make defenders miss and seems to enjoy the physical aspect of the game. Had to be reined back by Sarkisian (and previously, Willingham) for his willingness to drop his shoulder and take on the defender for additional yardage. Dangerous thrower on the move, demonstrating good velocity and improving accuracy when rolling to his right or left. Has a tendency to forget his mechanics when throwing on the move, however, leading to some of his passes drifting high or wide of his intended target.

Intangibles: In addition to his durability and consistency concerns, scouts also have to worry if Locker will remain in football. He's a dual sport athlete who has twice been drafted by MLB's Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Signed a six-year deal with the Angels in 2009, though part of the agreement is that Locker will pursue a career in football over baseball. Technically considered a walk-on at UW as the Angels are paying for his scholarship costs. Highly respected by the coaching staff, teammates and fans. Gutty, determined. Named a team captain in 2009 and 2010. Honored with the Guy Flaherty Most Inspirational Award, the UW's oldest and most prestigious team honor, following the 2009 season. "

New Era Scouting on Jake Locker:
"Accuracy: Locker has had issues in the past with his accuracy. He showed improvement in this area last season playing in a pro-style offense but still have some concerns. Locker has the arm to make every deep pass, but his accuracy becomes inconsistent. Showed marked improvement on underneath routes but still tends to strong-arm the ball on short throws. Accuracy seems to be based more on arm strength than rhythm and touch.

Arm strength: One of Locker's more intriguing traits is his arm strength. His arm will be one of the strongest in the 2011 draft and compares favorably to the strongest in the NFL. While arm strength isn't necessarily the most important trait in a quarterback, it's certainly something nice to have in the arsenal.

Athleticism/mobility: Possesses as much athleticism and mobility as someone could want in a starting quarterback. A high school baseball star, Locker clearly has athletic chops. His feet are quick and he's agile enough to elude defenders. Reportedly runs a 4.4 40-yard dash, which is probably an exaggeration.

Decision making: In the past, Locker's athleticism has been a detriment to his decision making. He would too quickly pull the ball down and run instead of reading his progressions. He still tends to carry that issue and gets too antsy in the pocket. This forces the line to hold their blocks longer, which leads to more pressure.

Field vision: This is the other area where Locker needs to show improvement as a senior. He is generally a one-read and throw quarterback. Against teams that can disguise coverage, Locker has issues. He needs to do a better job of working through his reads. Early in his career, Locker often had to go to his No. 1 option because the skill positions at Washington were lacking. That's the case no more, so if Locker's field vision doesn't improve this year, his ranking will suffer.

Mechanics: Locker's mechanics make him just as good or better than any draft-eligible quarterback in college, especially his release. Locker tends to hold the ball low on his chest as he drops back. You'd like to see him hold it a little higher, but Locker's next move is lightning quick. He cranks the ball back in an instant and fires it right over his ear. He doesn't windup at any point and doesn't waste a motion. As is the case with most college quarterback, Locker has spent most of his time in the shotgun. As he plays under center more, he'll get more comfortable reading defenses as he drops back.

Pocket awareness/poise: As mentioned in the decision making category, Locker has a tendency to move around a lot in the pocket. Needs to show as a senior that he can set his feet, plant and throw. When he shuffles his feet, Locker's accuracy drops considerably. Appears to feel the blitz fine. Has the strength throughout his frame to handle hits.

Final word: Quarterbacks as athletic and strong-armed as Locker don't come around often. In his first year in head coach Steve Sarkisian's pro-style offense, Locker improved as a pocket passer. Add his incredible ability and speed and you have a front-line football player. He showed better pocket presence in 2009 but still needs to improve in that area. He can be very good in the play action game and can throw effortlessly on the move.

Locker seems to finally be realizing his upside after being slowed by injuries as a sophomore. It's scary, but we likely haven't seen the best of Locker yet. If he can improve some on his touch, Locker has the look of a No. 1 overall pick.

Locker was a two-sport star in high school and was drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in the 10th round of the MLB Draft. . Locker has had several injuries, including a broken thumb, a neck issue, a hamstring that slowed him as a sophomore and currently has an injured hand.

When you look at Locker as a whole, he smacks of a boom or bust prospect. His deficiencies – accuracy, field vision and pocket presence – are the same as quarterbacks who often bust. But it's impossible to ignore his athleticism, arm strength, toughness and potential to improve more under Sarkisian."

NFL Soup's Kevin Roberts on Jake Locker:
"Jake Locker began his tenure at Washington as a fairly one-dimensional quarterback who could run with the best of them, but clearly needed work as a pure quarterback.

Locker could go in the top 10.

He gradually evolved, but the knocks of playing in a weak conference and guiding a below-average team weighed him down, encouraging him to return for his senior season. Locker regressed after a stellar junior year, and while he flashed immense talent throughout his college career, his final season also proved further that he is still as work in progress.

Strengths

Locker is fully equipped to go to battle at the next level. He has great size, a big arm, can make all the throws, and possesses excellent mobility. He’s proven he can stay healthy with two solid seasons following a major knee injury, and while he played for bad Washington teams, he clearly elevated his team’s level of play often.

Locker is pro-ready with experience in a Pro Style offense, while he possesses great footwork and a nice, quick release. His throwing mechanics, while in question early in his college career, have improved to the point where he doesn’t resort to taking off and running (although he can). He has displayed discipline and poise in the pocket, while showing he can lead receivers and hit targets from anywhere on the field.

Weaknesses

Locker has all the physical tools and intangibles needed to succeed at the next level, along with size, build, and leadership ability. However, there are still some flaws to his game. While his college statistics shouldn’t necessarily reflect the type of player he can become at the next level, they still warrant a close look.

With no season in four years with over 59% of completed passes, Locker faces accuracy and decision-making questions. Were some of his tough years in Washington truly because a lack of talent, or was it because he found it difficult to maximize his own talent and the talent around him? While that notion is a bit of a reach, it’s never been a secret that Locker is confident in his arm strength and ability, and will routinely force the issue on many of his passes.

Locker has battled with consistency issues for nearly his entire college career, and has also struggled with reading defenses. Both of these flaws are common for all rookies, but they may be magnified for Locker because of his decision to return to Washington for his senior year, and then having a season that didn’t meet expectations. Locker also seems to struggle setting his feet and making accurate throws on a consistent basis. He’s often more accurate throwing on the run, where he’s more comfortable. Unfortunately, he won’t be able to get away with that in the NFL against much faster defenses. Locker will need to work on his timing with receivers, and ability to read the defense in order to succeed at the next level. He tends to stare down his receivers from time to time, ending up in an interception or batted pass.

Draft Range

Many draft experts will knock Locker for the obvious flaws: interceptions, reading defenses, and lack of wins in four seasons. However, one could easily point to former Vanderbilt quarterback Jay Cutler, who experience much of the same problems, but had the tools and make-up to be a quality passer at the next level. Locker clearly has some work to do, but his talent is too good for him to slip far, regardless of how picky scouts can be. His size and ability alone will keep him in the first round, and his potential and a good NFL Combine could even push him into the top 10.

NFL Player Comparison: Steve Young"

Draft InSider on Jake Locker:
"Bio: Four-year starter who finished with 55.4%/2265/17/8 through the air and 114/385/6 rushing last season. Junior passing numbers included 58.4%/2800/21/11. Career- rushing totals of 172/986/13 came during his freshman season.

Positive: Athletic passer that's had an up-and-down career in college. Patient in the pocket, stands strong against the rush and remains poised. Nimble, quick-footed and easily gets outside the tackle box to make the throw on the move. Loses nothing throwing on the run and will pull the ball down then run with it rather than toss passes into coverage. Accurate throwing on the move. Sells ball fakes, buys time for receivers, and effective running with the ball. Possesses a big arm, zips the short-to-intermediate routes and can drive the deep ball. Gets passes through tight spots and puts velocity on his throws. Flashes the ability to nicely place throws where only his receivers can make the reception. Plays with toughness.

Negative: Has a high release point, does not consistently throw the ball with proper footwork and erratic at times. Will stare down the primary target. Occasionally makes dangerous passes throwing across his body. Has a history of durability issues.

Analysis: Locker was a highly rated prospect after his junior season but decided to bypass the NFL for one more year on the college field. He enters the 2011 draft with a slightly lower grade and is still considered more of an athlete than quarterback by most. After struggling at the Senior Bowl, Locker started to put the pieces together during his combine workout and looks like he's headed in the right direction. Locker will still need a lot of work before he's ready to step under center on every-down basis but his athleticism and ability to throw on the move will help Locker get on the field during red zone situations early in his career."

SideLine Scouting on Jake Locker:
"Positives: Strong arm, can make all of the throws, routinely hits receivers on deep outs, really gets good velocity on his passes when he plants and throws... Arm strength allows him to fit throws into small windows... Does a good job leading his receivers and hitting them in stride... Has perfected his mechanics since coming to Washington, very quick release, doesn't have any wasted motion... Great footwork, gets adequate depth in his drop steps and has very quick feet to elude pressure... Throws a tight spiral, his passes appear easy to catch... Amazing leadership skills, lights up the room when he's present, is the type of guy who will put the team on his shoulders... Good scrambling ability, active feet...Tough competitor... Great athlete, was drafted in the tenth round of the 2009 MLB Draft... Does a great job keeping his eyes downfield when scrambling out of the pocket and squares his shoulders when he throws... Special player when he gets out of the pocket, at his best on designed roll-outs... Plays under Steve Sarkisian who is known as one of the top quarterback coaches in college football... Plays in a pro-style offense, should have an easy transition to the NFL... Statistics aren't really indicative of his NFL potential.

Negatives: Tends to throw short passes as hard as he can which leads to the ball sailing on him... Hasn't put up great passing statistics, completion percentage is surprisingly low for a player of his ability... Has a tendency to force throws which has led to a number of interceptions... Has a problem reading blitz packages and coverage at the line of scrimmage... Has not won much at a position where winning is tied to the quarterback, a career record of 16-25 when starting for the Huskies... Not a consistent performer... Had some atrocious performances as a senior (See: Nebraska, Stanford, UCLA)... Very disappointing year, will have to be flawless in postseason workouts and interviews to climb back into the top ten range."

Consensus Draft's Nick Haswell on Jake Locker:
"Strengths: Jake Locker came back for a fifth season in 2010 after possibly being the number one overall selection in the 2010 NFL Draft had he declared. One of the top athletes at the quarterback position. Great speed, acceleration, and toughness for a quarterback. A difficult runner to bring down, as he's a physical runner but has the speed to turn the corner and outrace defenders down the field. A very effective dual-threat quarterback who puts pressure on a defense with his athleticism. Throws with good accuracy on the move. A former high school baseball player who was drafted twice in the MLB Draft, including by the Angels in the 10th Round of the 2009 MLB Draft. Threw a 90+ mph fastball as a high school pitcher. This is evident as a passer, as he has the arm strength and velocity to make any throw on the football field. Throws with great zip. Quick release. Has improved his accuracy each year, although the numbers don't say so (his receivers had numerous drops in 2010). His decision making has also improved, as his interception totals have gone down each season. Has a good feel in the pocket, as he has the feet to escape pressure and has the athleticism to make plays out of the pocket and as a scrambler. Lead several late game drives for victories. Showed that he can make plays on key downs and in key situations. Locker has responded well after poor performances, showing great resiliency. Played with sub-par talent and the Huskies were almost always had less talent than the opposition, yet Locker was able to get 12 victories in his final two season (including going 9-5 over his last 14 starts of his career). A very tough player who played with pain for most of his career. A great leader who also has great character, Locker will be very well received by the team who selects him.

Weaknesses: A raw passer who is more of an athlete than a quarterback at this time. Locker played in a Wing T offense in high school and a Spread offense his first three seasons at UW. His production never matched his talent. Needs to set his feet as a passer more consistently. Inconsistent with his accuracy because of this. Still working on becoming quicker with reading defenses. Needs to be a quicker decision maker as a passer. Stares down his receivers at times. Has struggled against better competition. Locker has had multiple injuries, forcing him to miss parts of every season but 2009. Missed part of 2007 with a concusion. Missed most of 2008 with a broken finger. Played most of 2010 with a broken rib, including missing one game."

Tool Box's Joel Welser on Jake Locker:
"Jake Locker was thrown into the fire as a freshman and performed admirably well all things considered. He only completed 47.3 percent of his passes and threw more interceptions than touchdowns, but he made plays with his legs and showed the potential of what was to come. Locker's 2008 campaign was cut short after he broke his thumb four games into the season. Locker had a great year in 2009 passing for 2,800 yards and 21 touchdowns. More importantly, he threw just 11 interceptions and continued to make plays with his feet.

Locker is a good athlete who can make pass rushers miss due to his quick feet and decent pocket presence. He can make the short and intermediate passes with ease, but does not have great arm strength. Locker certainly has benefited from returning to school and spending more time in a traditional offense.

He could have gone pro early and been drafted in the first round last year, so NFL teams should know that his extra year in college can only be a good thing. Locker may have to battle it out with Andrew Luck for the top quarterback spot in the draft…if Luck goes pro early. Where Locker will surpass Luck is during the workouts, but that may not be enough to be the top quarterback in this class, but Locker will likely be a top ten selection."

Draft Bible on Jake Locker:
"Skinny: Despite the assumption by most that Locker would’ve been the first quarterback chosen in 2010, he did not receive a first round grade from the NFL Advisory Committee. He needs to show improved decision-making under pressure during his senior season to keep his name in the running as a franchise quarterback and potential top overall pick.

Scout's Take


Pros: With Locker’s combination of arm strength and athletic ability, many believed he would have challenged Sam Bradford as the number one overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft had the Husky declared. The Washington native has the type of zip on his passes necessary to fit the ball in tight spots, as well as make all the throws required in the NFL. Locker also has the ability to create a throwing window in any situation, easily manipulating his release point to ensure the ball will not be batted down. When he gets the time to set his feet within the pocket and play with proper footwork the Pac-10 product has little trouble hitting receivers in stride with compact, perfect spirals. His running ability makes Locker the top dual-threat signal caller in the nation—he has already set the school record for rushing yards by a quarterback with 1,554, including a Pac-10 record 987 in his freshman season. His size allows him to be more physical than your typical scrambler, with the burst to break off a long run as well. Locker is also blessed with great instincts and tends to perform best when the lights are brightest. Whether against top-notch competition or in situations requiring steely play, Locker comes through and seems to enjoy the moment. His natural ability allows him to make difficult plays look easy and single-handedly keep his team in games or drive them down the field in clutch situations. Locker has a passion for the game and has displayed top-notch leadership skills as well.

Cons:
As Locker enters his senior season he will have to answer questions regarding his durability; the injuries he sustained during his freshman (neck injury) and sophomore seasons (broken thumb) cannot be overlooked. Nevertheless, proving he is durable isn’t why Locker returned to Washington. The signal caller passed up NFL riches (for a year) to become more accurate and consistent as a quarterback. If that doesn’t happen, questions will begin to arise as to whether he will truly convert from a raw talent into a polished passer. While Locker has the rare ability to make the impossible look easy, he also has a maddening tendency to make the easy look impossible; too often he misses open targets with no pressure around him. If Locker is to solidify himself as a potential number one pick in 2011, he has to start making the easy plays. Locker also has to become more advanced at going through his progressions before deciding to bolt out of the pocket or tuck the ball and scramble. He needs to stop feeling phantom pressure and bailing out of the pocket; not every play is designed to be a bootleg. It’s not a major issue, but it should be noted that Locker was drafted by the Anaheim Angels in the 10th Round of the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft and signed to a six-year, $250,000 contract. We don’t question Locker’s commitment but NFL teams will take a closer look.

Our View:
Since his red-shirt freshman season when he become the 19th player in NCAA history to throw for more than 300 yards and run for over 100 yards in the same game, Locker has flashed elite potential. Entering his senior season at Washington, Locker is considered by most as the favorite to be the number one overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. Contrary to popular belief Locker made the right decision to go back to Washington for another year of tutelage under Washington Head Coach Steve Sarkisian. It was a decision that comes with risk, but Locker will be better for it long-term. Prior to his junior season Locker was either hurt and off the field or a tease on it. Now that he has begun to put it together on the field in a pro-style offense, Locker’s inherent talent has NFL evaluators all atwitter. However, he was not ready for the big stage after just one good year; he still has consistency and accuracy issues that would be better adjusted with experience on the field as a senior than as an NFL rookie on the bench. Locker has the skills to become a dominant NFL quarterback, but his preseason draft status is contingent upon his remaining healthy and making strides as a passer—he still needs to improve on his throwing mechanics and reading defenses more intuitively. It would be nice to see Locker complete over 60 percent of his passes during his senior season.  The career 53 percent passer hasn’t yet reached that mark over the course of a college season. If Locker can do that and remain healthy he should be in the running to be the top pick and a lock for the top five."


PFW's Nolan Nawrocki on Jake Locker:
"Some evaluators will contend that Locker holds the ball too long, looks to run too often and still makes too many bad decisions. Others will point to his 57 percent completion mark and knock him for his inaccuracy. Count me among the believers who look at his unique physical talent, ultracompetitiveness and strong makeup and see a future star. The amount of pressure in his face after two seconds is often great, as is the number of well-placed drops by his receivers. Week after week, he gets beat up and returns to play through injury, despite often not being allowed to practice much. Some could say he compares to Josh McCown.

I see more of a resemblance to Donovan McNabb — a highly driven competitor who still will need some time to settle as a pocket passer but who always can create with his feet, is dangerous in the red zone and would excel in an offense featuring heavy play-action and rollouts where he could operate heavily on the move and outside the pocket. Locker wills his way to victory, as he has done against USC on the final drive the past two seasons. He has gotten better every year and is loaded with upside. He will be a very early pick."

Fanatical FootBall Fiend on Jake Locker
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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Jake Locker commands exceptional physical skills ~ the quintessential Holy Grail of a Great Arm and Blazing Speed ~ but from my perspective, I'm seeing Red Flags all over the place: awful Processing Speed, sketchy Decision Making, dubious Field Vision, and extremely shaky Pocket Presence.

Sorry to say, but I believe that Jake Locker is going to prove to be one of this year's biggests BUSTS.

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    Cabbell ~ BJ
    Cadet ~ Travaris
    Caleb ~ Brandon
    Cameron ~ Jordan
    Cameron ~ Ronnie
    Campbell ~ Brandon
    Camp ~ Brady
    Cannon ~ Adrian
    Cannon ~ Marcus
    Canty ~ Jarvis
    Caputo ~ Mike
    Caputo ~ Steve
    Carder ~ Tank
    Carimi ~ Gabe
    CarMichael ~ Rashad
    Carmon ~ James
    Carpenter ~ James
    Carrier ~ Tyron
    Carr ~ Nigel
    Carr ~ QuinDarius
    Carter ~ Antoine
    Carter ~ Bruce
    Carter ~ Chris
    Carter ~ David
    Carter ~ Delone
    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
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