Topic: Rader

[herdfreak2008]

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NFLEL Free Agent draft
   
February 14, 2005
NFL Europe


Round  NFLEL Team  Name   Pos  College  
1  Hamburg  Ron  Johnson  DE  Shippensburg University  
1  Rhein  Jason  Rader  TE  Marshall  
1  Cologne  Omar  Nazel  DE  Southern California  
1  Amsterdam  Andy  King  G  Illinois State  
1  Frankfurt  Brock  Edwards  TE  Texas  
1  Berlin  DeAngelo  Lloyd  DE  Tennessee  
2  Hamburg  Shawn  Lynch  C  Duke  
2  Rhein  Jesse  Mitchell  DT  Mississippi  
2  Cologne  Ryan  Wingrove  DE  Bowling Green  
2  Amsterdam  Jeremy  Caudill  DT  Kentucky  
2  Frankfurt  Michael  Landry  DT  Southern  
2  Berlin  Darrell  Lee  DE  Florida  
3  Berlin  Dante  Ellington  T  Alabama  
3  Frankfurt  Ronald  Jones  DE  Southern Mississippi  
3  Amsterdam  Clint  Mitchell  DE  Florida  
3  Cologne  Bobby  Brooks  LB  Fresno State  
3  Rhein  Sean  Guthrie  DE  Boston College  
3  Hamburg  Ivory  McCoy  DE  Michigan State  
4  Hamburg  Lawrence  Richardson  CB  Arkansas  
4  Rhein  Brandon  Rager  LB  San Diego State  
4  Cologne  Eric  Powell  DE  Florida State  
4  Amsterdam  Tyler  Lenda  G  Penn State  
4  Frankfurt  William  Henry  T  Clemson  
4  Berlin  James  Thornton  CB  Morris Brown  
5  Berlin  David  Porter  T  Iowa  
5  Frankfurt  Jon  Pendergrass  CB  Southern Illinois  
5  Amsterdam  Dewitt  Ellerbe  CB  South Carolina State  
5  Cologne  Zach  Wilson  G  Southern California  
5  Rhein  Jeremy  Phillips  T  Lenoir-Rhyne College  
5  Hamburg  Sean  Mulcahy  DT  Connecticut  
6  Hamburg  Sasha  Lancaster  DE  Arkansas  
6  Rhein  Clarence  LeBlanc  S  Louisiana State  
6  Cologne  Tam  Hopkins  G  Ohio State  
6  Amsterdam  Derrius  Monroe  DE  Virginia Tech  
6  Frankfurt  Alex  Ngaus  LB  Washington State  
6  Berlin  Greg  Taplin  DE  Michigan State  
7  Berlin  Regis  Crawford  C  Arizona State  
7  Frankfurt  Doug  Goodwin  DT  Boston College  
7  Amsterdam  Phil  Archer  LB  Western Illinois  
7  Cologne  Hart  Turner  TE  South Carolina  
7  Rhein  Travis  Carroll  LB  Florida  
7  Hamburg  Jason  Waters  CB  Tennesee  
8  Amsterdam  Greg  Carothers  LB  Washington  
8  Frankfurt  Anthony  Oakley  G  Western Kentucky  
8  Berlin  Reggie  Rhodes  DT  Valdosta State  
 

 
   
   

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[ZackUSAF82]

I figured he'd be playing over there. He definitely has the talent to be a big time tight end in the NFL. He is a great blocker, has good speed, and great hands. He will be on an NFL roster in the near future.

[FLORIDA HERD FAN]

Am I reading that right? Was Rader the #2-overall draft pick?

[_sturt_]

It's a hoax... here's the real draft listing... not a Marshall player to be found, actually, for the first time in recent memory...

http://www.nfleurope.com/news/story/8194390

[FLORIDA HERD FAN]

Wonder why someone would go the trouble of creating a hoax? It's not like NFL Europe is the pinnacle of pro football.

[celjon]

There are two different "drafts".  One is the allocation draft of players allocated from current NFL team rosters. The other is the free agent draft.  Jason Rader was picked in the free agent draft as he was not currently on an NFL team.  He was in fact the second player drafted in that format and reports to Tampa soon for training camp before departing for NFL Europe.  Here is a story of the two drafts http://www.nfleurope.com/news/story/8194253

[pokey]

I figured he'd be playing over there. He definitely has the talent to be a big time tight end in the NFL. He is a great blocker, has good speed, and great hands. He will be on an NFL roster in the near future.

Yes, he is good, but great hands and good speed...he runs a 4.8.  If his speed was 4.6 range we would have seen him in the NFL this year.

[_sturt_]

There are two different "drafts".  One is the allocation draft of players allocated from current NFL team rosters. The other is the free agent draft.  Jason Rader was picked in the free agent draft as he was not currently on an NFL team.  He was in fact the second player drafted in that format and reports to Tampa soon for training camp before departing for NFL Europe.  Here is a story of the two drafts http://www.nfleurope.com/news/story/8194253

Thanks for clarifying... I learned something today.

[FLORIDA HERD FAN]

I've seen NFL Europe players in Tampa before, but didn't realize why they were training here. I was in Ybor City (a district of Tampa) not too long ago and ran into a bunch of players, playing tourists, from one of the NFLE teams. A small film crew was chronicling their visit for the news 'back home'.