To qualify as UDFA signing after going undrafted, these guys can't have a start to NFL career if they don't do more things or play more positions albeit at a lesser level. Same for OL guys who aren't drafted at the top - positional versatility helps to get a roster spot in the OL while they get to have more time for development path in the NFL.
Bradley and Ballard do seem to look out for the guys in Secondary who could play CB and Safety, or someone who could switch to LB.
Slovis will earn the 3rd QB spot - here are my reasons:
Coached in HS by Kurt Warner
Compares favorably to Minshew with Pocket Prescence, fearless nature and his accuracy in the short and intermediate levels - which SS has proven he can adapt the offense to and still win
At USC ran a version of the Air Raid offense throwing balls to Pittman, Amon Ra St. Brown, Tyler Vaughns (former Colt - UDFA) and Drake London - good batch of receivers to throw to I would say
At Pitt he operated a run-heavy pro-style system
At BYU he operated a motion style system
Well versed in many different styles of play and SS uses a bit of all of those concepts in his RPO Style offense
Bean will earn the 4th all while transitioning to WR on the PS
I think he sticks around purely based on his athleticism
If he makes a successful conversion to WR then imaging him being on the gameday roster as your 4rd QB and/or a trick play machine and/or decoy
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