Anyone know a good UDFA tracker? So we can follow the UDFA the Packers sign.

Usually a couple of UDFA make it.
Heck the Packers even got two starters as UDFA, in D-Smith and Shields.


Last year UDFAs that made it

G/T Don Barclay (even started some)
TE Brandon Bostick (on the PS)
WR Jarrett Boykin (until injury)
LB Dezman Moses (important role, he's the first guy to rotate with the OLBers)
S Sean Richardson (until injury)
G/C Greg Van Roten

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2013 undrafted free agent

Lane Taylor, OG, Oklahoma St.
Ben Erickson, S, Illinois St.
Matt Brown, QB, Illinois St.
Gilbert Pena, DT, Mississippi
Jake Stoneburner, TE, Ohio State
Patrick Lewis, C, Texas A&M
Andy Mulumba, DE/OLB, Eastern Michigan
Angelo Pease, RB, Kansas State

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http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2013-nfl-undrafted-free-agents 

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Here is one I found:

http://www.sbnation.com/nfl-mock-draft/2013/4/27/4276394/undrafted-free-agent-tracker-2013 

Christmas is NOT over Packer Fans!!!

Thanks guys

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Our UDFAs:

Patrick Lewis, C, Texas A&M

Angelo Pease, RB, Kansas State

Gilbert Pena, DT, Ole Miss

Dame Smith, CB, South Alabama

Jake Stoneburner, TE, Ohio State

Lane Taylor, OL, Oklahoma State

http://www.lohud.com/article/20130424/SPORTS/304240080/NFL-draft-Gilbert-Pena-puts-family-before-football?nclick_check=1 

The C Patrick Lewis looks promising!

No. 90: Patrick Lewis, No. 61, Texas A&M, Center



Strengths

The big senior is a prototype at the center position. At 6'2" and 306 pounds, he is agile enough to snap the ball and get into his blocks with ease. Lewis cut his teeth as a true freshman playing the guard position and was able to be an honorable mention All-Big 12 player on the field.

After a second solid season at guard, Lewis made the jump over to center, and the 2011 season was a success, as he was again an honorable mention Big 12 performer.

He is agile, quick and opens up running lanes quite well—Texas A&M's solid rushing attack is a testament to his abilities. Lewis is also a quality pass-blocker, and that speaks to his ability to snap and get his base to take on the opposition.



Weaknesses

While many will look at the new system being brought in by head coach Kevin Sumlin as a hurdle, the fact is, Lewis is likely going to make a smooth transition.

The true issue for the senior is going to be handling the improved opposition. He is trading out the "defense optional" play of the Big 12 for the "defensive line is our hallmark" play of the SEC. Handling the likes of Alabama, LSU and Florida up front will be no easy task.

That ability to adapt will be tested and could prove to be his biggest setback.



2012 Predictions

The SEC has names like Barrett Jones, T.J. Johnson and Travis Swanson looking to make the All-SEC team this season. Lewis will have to adjust quickly, with a new quarterback, to insert his name into the discussion.

It is going to be an uphill battle for Lewis to get onto the All-SEC team, but the Aggies can get a successful season out of their senior center if he can keep their quarterback upright, make the right calls on the offensive line and help open up the gate for stud tailback Christine Michael.

I was expecting GB to look for a QB. Thought they might grab someone in the 6th or 7th round.

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From what I've seen it look like it's

Matt Brown, QB, Illinois State
Ben Erickson, S, Illinois State
Patrick Lewis, C, Texas A&M
Andy Mulumba, DE/OLB, Eastern Michigan
Angelo Pease, RB, Kansas State
Gilbert Pena, NT, Ole Miss
Jake Stoneburner, TE, Ohio State
Lane Taylor, G, Oklahoma State

And maybe these guys as well but not sure.

Myles White, WR, Louisiana Tech (with different spellings of his first name)

Nick Clancy, LB, Boston College (I've seen him listed with both the Packers and Falcons in different UDFA threads)

Jeremy Vujnovich, T, Louisiana College (sounded like his agent said Packers offered him a deal and they're working it out or something.... anyways packersnews.com thought it might be a try out only or something)

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Holy shit, this kid can hit! And tackle!

5-11 181

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nfldraftcombine/2013/03/14/nfl-draft-prospect--south-alabama-cb-damond-smith 


Watch this video:
http://nfldraftzone.com/draft-news/exclusive-interview-south-alabama-cb-damond-smith/ 

Pure football instincts. Vision. Toughness. Closing speed. Hits. Tackles with a real vengeance. I don't see how he cannot make this team. Awesome run stopper and recognition. Wow!!!

No other TEs either drafted or UDFA has to be good news for Stoneburner. He was a decent college player, and there are potential openings at TE for the Packers.

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