Redskins Salary Cap Situation Going into 2015 and Beyond

Doing some math and such...

The Redskins need to cut, based on both plays and recoverable money, Chris Chester and Tracy Porter, cut or restructure Stephen Bowen with a much cheaper deal, and extend Trent Williams and Ryan Kerrigan who both have a lot of unguaranteed money on the books in the coming final year of their contracts. Doing just those could leave us with a projected 40-45 mil in cap space with under 100 on the books (projected 2015 cap a little over 140 mil)

We should be able to re-sign Kai Forbath, Niles Paul, Tom Compton, Santana Moss, Roy Helu, Chris Thompson, and Jarvis Jenkins...

Cut Chester, Porter, and some scrubs...

Extend/Renegotiate Bowen, Kerrigan, Hall, Darrell Young...

Sign all of our draft picks...

Let Chris Clark, Brandon Merriweather, Tyler Polombus, EJ Biggers, Colt McCoy, Leonard Hankerson, Duke Ihenacho, and a couple more scrubs walk...

and be left with 30 mil in cap space and 53+ people under contract.

The only currently rostered/relevant person not taken into account in that scenario is Brian Orakpo. He's kind of a special case as the only potential free agent who would command real money, and I'm not sure what we should do with him. I like him and loathe such a needy teem letting talent like that walk, but someone would give him more money than it makes reasonable or safe sense to guarantee him, or he'll sign a one-year prove it deal which he might do with a contender instead of us. Tagging him a second time would cost 14-15 mil I think, so even with all our space that's probably not an option. So I guess we'll have to see how things are looking in terms of cap space and other signings and what he's being offered and then decide.

At present, Jason Hatcher, Shawn Lauvao, Andre Roberts, Kory Lichtensteiger, and our 2014 rookies are the only players still on the books past 2016, and they total less than 6mil of unrecoverable guarantees between them in the final years of their deals.

So, we should be able to keep whomever we want AND be active in free agency, and we still should be in a good cap space going forward in future years. This leaves us, obviously, with a similar roster to last year without Clark/Merriweather, Chester/Polombus, and maybe Hall and Bowen; so we could use some OL help and definitely need help in the secondary.

Particularly, Phillip Thomas would really be the only remotely promising safety on roster. In addition to him, we would only have Amerson, Breeland, and possibly Hall and Minnifield at corner, and Thomas and Akeem Davis at safety on the roster.

Sadly, this is a poor year both in free agency and the draft for safeties. I don't really see any way we have good-looking safeties next season, unfortunately. 

Available free agents

It is difficult to tell which free agents are going to reach the open market, so I won't go into great detail on them, but I'll keep a list here of options I find attractive for the Redskins, with their ages at the start of next season, current team, and position

First, the Redskins free agents (in general order of how important it is to retain them)
Brian Orakpo, 28, OLB
Perry Riley, 27, ILB
London Fletcher, 39, ILB*
DeAngelo Hall, 30, CB (potential move to FS)
Reed Doughty, 31, S
Santana Moss, 35, WR
Josh Wilson, 29, CB
Rob Jackson, 28, OLB
Chris Baker, 26, DL
Fred Davis, 28, TE
Josh Morgan, 29, WR
J.D. Walton, 26, C
Darryl Tapp, 29, OLB
EJ Biggers, 28, CB/S
Nick Barnett, 33, ILB
Bryan Kehl, 30, ILB
Dez Briscoe, 27, WR
Rex Grossman, 34, QB

*retiring


And now for other teams' free agents.

Safety
TJ Ward, Clevland, 27, Unrestricted Free Agent
Jairus Byrd, Buffalo, 27, UFA
Taylor Mays, Cincinnati, 26, UFA

Cornerback
Chris Harris, 25, Denver, Restricted Free Agent
Sam Shields, 26, Green Bay, UFA
Aqib Talib, 28, New England, UFA
Vontae Davis, 26, Indianapolis, UFA
Alterraun Verner, 25, Tennessee, UFA
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, 28, Denver, UFA
Captain Munnerlyn, 26, Carolina, UFA

Linebacker
Brandon Spikes, 26, New England, UFA
Wesley Woodyard, 28, Denver, UFA
Keith Rivers, 28, New York Giants, UFA

Edge Rusher
Provided that Orakpo is re-signed, not a notable need. A good amount of proven rushers are free agents, though.

Defensive Line
Tyson Jackson, 28, Kansas City, UFA
Arthur Jones, 28, Baltimore, UFA
Linva Joseph, 25, New York Giants, UFA
Pat Sims, 28, Oakland, UFA
BJ Raji, 28, Green Bay, UFA
Paul Soliai, 30, Miami, UFA

Offense after the break

The Dawn of the RG3 Era

Thoroughly excited for the Redskins' first pre-season game in 15 minutes. Not thrilled to pay for pre-season, but living in Florida and suffering from severe Skins withdrawal, I of course ponied up, and will be recording for re-watchin and dissection purposes.

It was just announced that, with Chris Chester out, Adam Gettis is drawing the start at RG, which I'm happy to hear. I liked Gettis a lot before the draft, was happy we got him, and want to see how he plays. Of course, with 3 backup OLmen in (and a none-too-sure offensive line in the first place) I expect a fair amount of miscues and failed blocks, but still excited to see how he looks.

Also thrilled to see Leonard Hankerson getting the start opposite Pierre Garçon, with Moss no doubt manning the slot. I want him to get the opportunity and feel a little vindication at all the beat writers, analysts, and reporters throughout the off-season who have been pencilling Josh Morgan in as a starter and/or claiming Tana gets cut. As I've said all along, the starters should be either Garcon and Moss, with Moss sliding into the slot and Hankerson coming in at the X in 3-wide sets, or, if Hankerson is impressive enough, Garcon and Hankerson with Moss in the slot. Morgan has some talent, but let him sit at the 4th receiver spot, not block Hankerson.

Also, apologies for the nearly postless off-season. I've been busy with other things and the lack of a season going on blunted my motivation, I suppose. I've still been actively (obsessively?) following the Skins and NFL, though, and hopefully will get back into regular updates now that football is starting up again. I may analyze some post-draft off-season moves and reports at some point, but right now am too psyched to watch the Skins.

HTTR

Been Busy, Update

I've been very busy lately, hence the lack of posts. Hope to get back into a rhythm before too long.

To note, Demetrius (Demetress? Apparently?) Bell signed today with the Eagles, in light of Jason Peters' injury. His contract is 5 years, 35 mil, with a team option after year 1.

David Hawthorne has also been signed, by the Saints. Contract unknown.

Steinbach has been linked to the Seahawks and Bears, but no deal anywhere.

No new updates with Franklin, Rogers, McNeil, or Atogwe,

Team supposedly still wants both Fletcher and Hightower back, but nothing new to report.

Quick hits, FA update

I would like at some point to make a long, well-written post regarding the salary cap penalty issue facing the Redskins and Cowboys, and how patently illegal it is, so perhaps I'll get around to that shortly. I also want to do an updated draft discussion, looking at players whom I think would well fit the Redskins' needs (even if, functionally, it's looking only at the 3rd round and beyond).

But, here are a few updates for now:

-Compensatory picks were announced. The Redskins were not awarded any. Big winners were Green Bay and Oakland (whose highest two picks, I believe, will both be compensatory, oddly enough).

-Finally a little trickle of refreshing new news in the dry, barren wasteland that is updates on London Fletcher's status. Nothing concrete, but it has been said that the team still wants him (and vice versa) and that talks are underway and/or have resumed. Hurrah.

-More and more speculation about RG3 potentially being the guy to take over Luck. As much as I am impressed and becoming more and more enamored with Griffin, and as much as I respect the opinion of NFL Films' Greg Cosell (who is among the analysts that, after detailed film study of both Griffin and Luck, believes that Griffin is a more talented, natural passer, and will be a stud in the NFL), I'm not ready to go that far. Great though Young Griff is, Andrew Luck is Andrew Luck, and has done nothing to be less impressive. I think some of it may be valid, but some of it is the media trying to build something up as exciting. While Irsay and the Colts are indeed likely doing their due diligence in considering both players, I would still be shocked if it weren't Luck at #1, and, love Griffin though I do, think that is how it should be.


It is encouraging and refreshing, though, how nearly-unanimously all sources and experts seem to agree that both are stellar prospects who are as close to can't-miss as possible. I don't remember the last time a quarterback coming out was pretty much free of concerns or question marks about how he actually plays, but both of these guys really are. All Luck is dealing with is the idea of "well, I guess he could have a stronger arm..." and Griffin's concerns all center around the fact that he played lesser competition in Baylor's conference and offense, and showed a huge improvement in his last season. Valid concerns, maybe, but I've heard nothing but good about his arm strength, accuracy, footwork, discipline, leadership, intelligence, work ethic, athleticism, and everything else. That is almost-unheard-of-rare.

-Last, just going to update the status of free agents. Most of the remaining contenders from the last update of my last post are still free, but because it had become cluttered, here's a fresh little look:

Remaining Free Agents of Note

Here's a little list of the remaining free agents to whom the Redskins have been linked or who would be a good fit for them. Ideally, I'll come back tomorrow and flesh this out, add some more, list the teams that these players have met with, etc.

First, from us:
LB London Fletcher (We need to bring him back. He hasn't been linked to anyone else)
FS OJ Atogwe (We cut him, unlikely to return, could use his coverage ability though)
HB Tim Hightower (Would be a good get for his blocking and receiving ability, brings a different running style than Helu/Royster, wouldn't cost too much)
QB Rex Grossman (Likely guy we'd bring back to hold us over until RG3 is ready or back him up) Re-signed by Redskins
G Kory Lichtensteiger (He's coming back. Coming off an ACL tear but looked good before that. More important to us than he would be to another team) Re-signed by Redskins
SS LaRon Landry (Want him back but seeming unlikely) Signed by Jets (1 year, 4 mil)



Otherwise:
OT Demetrius Bell, BUF (We've been linked to him, he would be a pretty good pickup to shore up the RT spot)
OT Marcus McNeill, SD (Aging but still pretty solid tackle, if we can't get Bell he might be worth picking up)
OG Eric Steinbach, CLE (Has the right physical profile for our scheme and has been a very good player in the past, though he was hurt last year)
LB David Hawthorne, SEA (Solid young LB. Could compete with Riley and ensure that we have at least a capable tandem when we lose Fletcher)
ILB Curtis Lofton, ATL (A very good young ILB but probably out of our price range unless we don't re-sign Fletcher (which would be bad))
OLB Manny Laweson, SF (Well-rounded and speedy 3-4 OLB who would be a useful rotational player backing up both Kerrigan and Orakpo, and getting on the field in packages)
NT Aubrayo Franklin, NO (Pretty good NT)
NT Shaun Rogers, NO (Great size, has been good in the past, should be cheap)
OT/G Geoff Schwartz, CAR (A decent guard, one of the few still unsigned) Signed by Vikings (1 year, $?)
ILB Jameel McClain, BAL (Solid, pretty young ILB to challenge Riley, or start next to him if we don't re-sign Fletcher) Re-signed by Ravens
LB Erin Henderson, MIN (See: McClain. Isn't getting a lot of interest including from his Vikings. Wouldn't mind picking him up even if we do re-sign Fletcher. Went to UMD.) Re-signed with VikingsQB Josh Johnson, TB (Surprisingly, we've been linked to him since re-signing Rex. He'll probably cost more than it makes sense for us to pay him, but I like him so if we could get him cheap, I'd support it) Signed by 49ers (2 years, $?)
NT Pat Sims, CIN (Good run stopper) Re-signed with Bengals
CB Tracy Porter, NO (Has shown some good play in the past, as well as some bad play. Young still, would be cheap, and we need some corners) Signed by Broncos (1 year, 4 mil)
LB Stephen Tulloch, DET (Very good ILB if we had to replace Fletcher. Probably out of our price range) (5 years, ?mil.. probably 40+)
OG Evan Mathis, PHI (would be a great fit and upgrade, supposedly top 2 teams are Ravens, Eagles) Re-signed with Eagles (5 years, 25 mil)
OG Mike Briesel, HOU (scheme fit but underwhelming talent. We've been linked) Signed with Raiders (5 years, 20 mil) 
C Chris Meyers, HOU (Scheme fit and very good player, would give us a glut of centers to figure out as Montgomery is already there and played badly when we tried him at guard) Re-signed with the Texans (4 years, 25 mil)
OT Eric Winston, HOU (Scheme fit and good player, we've been linked. Supposedly going to get a ton of money, lots of teams interested) Signed by Chiefs (4 years, 22 mil)
OG Travelle Wharton, CAR (One of the decent FA guards. We need OL help) Signed by the Bengals
NT Sione Pouha, NYJ (Good NT who could help us. Probably out of our price range) Re-signed by Jets (3 years, 15 mil)
FS Reggie Nelson, CIN (we could use a safety who is better in coverage) Re-signed by Bengals
CB Aaron Ross, NYG (We've been linked strongly) Signed by Jaguars (3 years, 15.3 mil)
CB Ronald Bartell, STL (One of the better remaining corners, not that that's saying a whole lot) Signed with Raiders (1 year, 3 mil)
C Scott Wells, GB (Very good center) Signed by Rams (4 years, 24 mil)
QB David Garrard, JAX (One of the better veteran QBs, would be willing to backup, we'll need a vet to either back RG3 up or be a stop gap while he gets ready) Signed by Dolphins
OG Robert Gallery, SEA (See: Wharton) Signed by Patriots


-Redskins sign CB Cedric Griffin, formerly of the Vikings. 1 year, $2.5 mil

-Fred Davis signed his franchise tender of $~5.5 mil

-Evan Mathis gone, I was really hoping to get him. Worse, the Eagles re-signed him at a pretty modest 5/25. I think we've a good chance to land Demetrius Bell, which should be a pretty good move, but there's not a lot else left out there on the OL, unfortunately.

-3:45 3/17: Redskins have around 14 mil in cap space this year as is. Freed up a couple mil re-structuring the contract we just signed Will Montgomery to a few weeks ago. I can't believe that DeAngelo Hall's contract is going to stay on the books the way it is.

-10:55am 3/20: Things all fully updated. Not a lot of targets left on the list. Bell is the only one I see as having much likelihood on the open market. We need to re-sign Fletcher and I'd like to re-sign both Hightower and Atogwe too.  Peyton signed with Denver.

-5:50pm 3/20: Added a handful more free agents that I think would be worth investigating that are either newly free agents due to cuts or I simply hadn't added earlier.

-11:50am 3/24
Again, all updated. News is coming in much slower now, some guys that wouldn't have been huge gets but I would've really liked to add (like Erin Henderson and Pat Sims) are gone, sadly. Lots of one-year deals. Still no word on Fletcher, and I've surprisingly heard nothing about Eric Steinbach. Demetrius Bell visited us but hasn't signed anywhere. If we could get him and Steinbach I'd be thrilled.

More Free Agency

Redskins signed Brandon Merriweather for 2 years, 6 mil.... I don't hate it, but I'd prefer Atogwe or Landry. Merriweather has talent but hasn't been very good. Hopefully Raheem Morris can get something out of him, though. It also indicates we could plan to go into next season without any more serious moves at safety, which would probably mean, I imagine, Merriweather starting at FS and DeJon Gomes starting at SS with Reed Doughty as a utility backup and package player. That's a pretty phenomenally unspectacular group unless Merriweather seriously turns things around or Gomes makes a huge leap in his sophomore season.

We're still considered to be in the Eddie Royal sweepstakes, though the decision hasn't come.

Nicks(TB) and Grubbs(NO) have both been signed and Eric Winston is receiving a lot of interest. Paul McQuistan, in whom we supposedly had interest, has also been re-signed by Seattle. I'm very much hoping that we pull off a deal with Evan Mathis, who has been linked to us, the Ravens, and might stay in Philly. We've also more recently been linked to former Texans guard Mike Briesel, who fits our scheme but does nothing to excite. Mathis would be huge for us. Other than that, Steve Hutchinson (who could help out but is old) and recently-released Robert Gallery are the notable options in free agency.

Brandon Carr(DAL), Cortland Finnegan(STL), and Eric Wright(TB) have all been signed as well, meaning we aren't going to get a ton of CB help in free agency. We're still likely to bring someone in but we've been linked to people like Aaron Ross, so it's looking more like depth.

Kyle Orton(DAL), Chad Henne(JAX), Luke McCown and Jason Campbell(both CHI) have all been signed, making a return of Rex Grossman look like our most likely option as a vet to pair with RG3.

We're still interested in Fletcher, and there hasn't been any word of him talkin with anyone. We need to bring Fletch back, bottom line.

Stay tuned for more updates.

UPDATE 5:24: Steve Hutchinson signed to a 3 year deal by the Titans.

 

Free Agency underway

Even with the stupid unreasonable 18 mil cap hit we have to take this year (more on that another time), we can still be active FA players. After cutting Sellers (I'll miss you, Big Daddy) and Atogwe (bleh :\), we have close to 20 mil free, and could free up more through some other re-structures or cuts (Guys like Cooley and his ~4mil or DHall's team-leading 8.5 mil cap hit are prime candidates) and, given our team's creativity with the cap and willingness to give money to players in exchange for flexibility, up to 30 mil would be fairly reasonable if we really wanted.

Now, my ideal scenario still involves signing Vincent Jackson(with a little back-loading could probably have around a 9 mil cap hit for the first season with us) and Cortland Finnegan (maybe 6 mil), both of whom have been linked to us and expressed interest in going to the same team. I want to re-sign Fletcher (maybe a 4-5 mil cap hit for year 1), Landry (3-4 mil, his will probably be just a 1-year deal, maybe with an option of sorts), and it sounds like we're re-signing Carriker (maybe 1.5-2 mil), all of which could be accomplished by taking up somewhere in the low to mid 20 millions. After that, I'd be happy with just small moves and filling thinsg out, only remaining big named I'd be interested in would be Atogwe if we could bring him back cheaper (especially if we don't keep Landry) or an offensive lineman, such as guards Carl Nicks from the Saints, Ben Grubbs from the Ravens, or, perhaps cheapest and best fit, Evan Mathis from the Eagles, or newly-released scheme fit right tackle Eric Winston from the Texans.

That all said, I undoubtedly won't get what I want.

Free agency developments after the jump

Gregg Rosenthal's Free Agents to Avoid; or, Told You So

http://rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/40053/310/15-free-agents-to-avoid

Top spots are occupied by Marques Colston, Pierre Garcon, and Mario Manningham, for pretty much the exact reasons I've been opposing the idea of the Skins pursuing them. To quote:

1. Marques Colston, Saints wideout

The surgeries are well documented. I’m less worried about the injury risk because Colston has only missed ten career games, including three in the last three years.

I’m more concerned that you will have to pay for his past production and that production matches up with the game’s elite receivers since 2006. You aren’t likely to get anything close to that production unless you also have Drew Brees throwing Colston the ball.

Brees’ pinpoint accuracy and trust in Colston creates a lot of plays that aren’t there because Colston doesn’t get much separation. Ultimately, he’s a possession receiver.

2-3. Pierre Garcon and Mario Manningham, wide receivers

I’m listing these two together because they are in many ways the same guy. They can look like No. 1 receivers for stretches, but they make way too many mental errors and drop too many passes to invest big money on. Those mental errors are only going to pick up from Peyton and Eli Manning.

Garcon and Manningham are borderline No. 2/3 receivers that will get paid like No. 1 receivers.

The rest of the list is pretty irrelevant to the Skins.  The #3 and 4 spots are occupied by offensive tackles Jared Gaither and Demetrius Bell, who are feasible since we likely need a new right tackle to replace Jammal Brown and UDFA Willie Smith isn't ready, but neither is really a great option and I haven't seen the Skins linked much if at all to either one. Depending on what happens with trading picks away to move up in the draft, I expect that to be the place we address the right tackle position, which would be a good move for us.

Good free agency fits for the Redskins

OG:
Carl Nicks
Evan Mathis
Ben Grubbs

C:
Chris Meyers

My first priority in free agency is offensive guard. We need at least one guard and a tackle, and there aren't many tackles on the market, but there are some great guards. If we could get Carl Nicks, Ben Grubbs, or Evan Mathis, it would be huge. Nicks and Grubbs are a lot bigger than the typical ZBS Shanahan offensive linemen, but good enough and athletic enough despite that (especially Nicks) to excel anyway. Mathis, at just over 300, is an even better fit, though he is older and less proven. Still, any of the three would be an immediate and huge upgrade for our offensive line. I mention Meyers since he's the only center that interests me. It's not as big a need with Montgomery (and Lichtensteiger being a fit at center too), but Meyers is such a fit for the ZBS, which he has been playing in in Houston, that I felt the need to list him. I doubt it would happen since we just re-signed Montgomery, but if it did, he'd still help us out.

CB:
Brandon Carr
Courtland Finnegan
Brent Grimes

I've been harping for quite a while on how much the Skins need to upgrade at corner. With Stanford Routt off the market and Lardarius Webb a restricted free agent, that leaves these three. Grimes is older and very likely to get tagged if Atlanta doesn't reach a long-term deal with him first, so he's less likely and less of an interest, even though he had a stellar year. Brandon Carr is my top pick, both because he's good and because he's young (26). The Cowboys are closely linked to Carr. Finnegan (28) would also be a player I'd be very happy for us to get. If we can't get any of those guys, luckily the draft is actually very well-stocked with promising corners, but I'd feel good about having one less thing to focus on in the draft (if we trade up for RG3, who knows what picks and how many we'll have left?) and having corner filled with a proven commodity.

Notable impressive combine performances

Just gonna keep a sort of running tab of combine performances which really catch my eye and/or are likely to help the participant's stock a lot:

Wide Receiver
Stephen Hill (6'4, 215): 4.36 40 yard dash, 39.5" vertical leap, 14 reps of 225, 133" broad jump, 6.88 3 cone, 4.48 20 yard shuttle, 4.43 60 yd shuttle
Tommy Streeter (6'5, 219): 4.40 40, 33" vert, 17 reps, 125" broad jump, 7.08 3 cone
Chris Owusu (6', 196): 4.36 40, 40.5" vert, 19 reps, 129" broad jump, 6.85 3 cone, 4.11 20 shuttle, 11.22 60 shuttle
AJ Jenkins (6', 190): 4.39 40, 38.5" vert, 12 reps, 124" broad
Ryan Broyles (5'10, 190): 21 reps
Junior Hemingway (6'1, 225): 4.53 40, 35.5" vert, 21 reps, 124" broad, 6.59 3 cone, 3.98 20 shuttle, 11.16 60 shuttle
Kashif Moore (5'9, 180): 4.42 40, 43.5" vert, 19 reps, 126" broad, 6.82 3 cone, 4.05 20 shuttle
Jerrell Jackson (6', 192): 4.62 40, 41" vert, 22 reps, 127" broad, 6.82 3 cone, 4.11 20 shuttle, 11.08 60 shuttle
Devin Wylie (5'9, 187: 4.39, 39"v, 17 reps, 123"b

Quarterback
Robert Griffin III (6'2.5, 223): 4.41 40, 39" vert, 120" broad
Andrew Luck (6'4, 234):  4.67, 36"v, 124"b, 6.80 3c,  4.28 20s, 
Russell Wilson (5'11, 204): 4.55, 34"v, 118"b, 6.97 3c, 4.09 20s
Jacory Harris (6'3, 203): 4.72, 37"v, 113"b, 7.10 3c, 4.40 20s
Jordan Jefferson (6'4, 223): 4.65, 36.5"v, 14 reps, 116"b, 6.81 3c, 4.06 20s

Offensive Line
Donald Stephenson, OT (6'6, 312): 4.94 40, 35.5" vert, 19 reps, 114" broad jump, 7.52 3 cone, 4.78 20 shuttle
Adam Gettis, G (6'2, 293): 5.00, 31.5", 112" broad, 7.99 3 cone, 4.65 20 shuttle
David Molk, G (6'1, 298): 41 reps
David Decastro, G (6'5, 316): 5.43, 29.5" v, 34 reps, 98" b, 7.30 3c, 4.56 20s
Cordy Glenn, T/G (6'5, 345): 5.15, 23.5"v, 31 reps, 93" b, 8.13 3c, 5.00 20s
Matt Kalil, OT (6'7, 306): 4.99, 27"v, 30 reps, 7.33 3c, 4.65 20s

Defensive Tackles
Dontari Poe, NT (6'4, 346): 4.98 40, 29.5" vert, 44 reps, 105" broad, 7.90 c3, 4.56 20s
Loni Fangupo, DT (6'1, 323): 5.18, 31.5"v, 36 reps, 99"b, 7.94 3c, 4.62 20s 
Mike Martin, DT (6'1, 306): 4.88, 33.5"v, 36 reps, 119"b, 7.19 3c, 4.15 20s
Kenall Reyes, DT (6'4, 299): 4.95, 34.5"v, 36 reps, 113"b, 7.13 3c, 4.53 20s
Brandon Thompson, DT (6'2, 314): 31"v, 35 reps, 100"b, 7.97 3c, 4.71 20s
Fletcher Cox, DT (6'4, 298): 4.79, 26"v, 30 reps, 103"b, 7.07 3c, 4.53 20s

Defensive Ends

Bruce Irvin, DE (6'3, 245): 4.50, 33.5"v, 23 reps, 123"b, 6.70 3c, 4.03 20s
Nick Perry, DE (6'3, 271): 4.64, 38.5"v, 35 reps, 124"b, 7.25 3c, 4.66 20s
Jake Bequette, DE (6'5, 274): 4.82, 34"v, 113"b, 6.90 3c, 4.07 20s 
Whitney Mercilus, DE (6'4, 261): 4.68, 32"v, 27 reps, 118"b, 7.17 3c, 4.53 20s
Shea McClellin, DE (6'3, 260): 4.63, 31.5"v, 19 reps, 118"b, 7.07 3c, 4.33 20s

Linebacker
Zach Brown, OLB (6'1, 244): 4.44 40, 33.5" vert, 116" broad
Ronnell Lewis, OLB (6'2, 253): 4.68 40, 31" vert, 36 reps, 112" broad, 7.09 3c, 4.4 20s
Nigel Bradham, OLB (6'2, 241): 4.64, 37"v, 24 reps, 121"b, 7.18 3c, 4.37 20s
Demario Davis, OLB (6'2, 235): 4.61, 38.5"v, 32 reps, 124"b, 7.19 3c, 4.28 20s, 11.65 60s
Mychal Kendricks, OLB (6', 240 ): 4.47, 39.5"v, 24 reps, 127"b, 4.19 20s
Lavonte David, OLB (6'1, 233): 4.65, 31.5"v, 19 reps, 119"b, 7.28 3c, 4.22 20s
Miles Burris, OLB (6'2, 246):  37.5"v, 31 reps, 121"b
Tank Carder, ILB (6'2, 236): 4.69, 34.5"v, 19 reps, 121"b, 6.89 3c, 4.18 20s, 11.53 60s
Luke Kuechly, ILB (6'3, 242): 4.58, 38"v, 27 reps, 123"b, 6.92 3c, 4.12 20s, 11.43 60s


Cornerback
Josh Robinson, CB (5'10, 199): 4.33 40, 38.5" vert, 17 reps, 133" broad jump, 6.55 3 cone, 3.97 20 yard shuttle, 11.65 60 shuttle
Jamell Fleming, CB (5'11, 206): 4.53, 34"v, 23 reps, 125" broad, 6.71 3c, 3.97 20s, 10.75 60s
Stephon Gilmore, CB (6', 190): 4.40, 46"v, 15 reps, 123"b, 6.61 3c, 3.94 20s, 11.15 60s
Coty Sensabaugh, CB (5'11, 189): 4.42, 37"v, 14 reps, 122"b, 6.60 3c, 4.06 20s
Coryell Judie, CB (6', 194): 4.48, 37"v, 126"b, 7.33 3c, 4.25 20s
Justin Bethel, CB (6', 200): 4.58, 39.5"v, 19 reps, 131"b, 6.79 3c, 4.30 20s
Ron Brooks, CB (5'10, 190): 4.37, 38"v, 12 reps, 120"b
Casey Hayward, CB (5'11, 185): 4.57, 34"v, 19 reps, 119"b, 6.76 3c, 3.90 20s, 11.10 60s

Safeties
Christian Thompson, FS (6', 211): 4.50, 31.5"v, 18 reps, 122"b, 7.33 3c, 4.13 20s, 11.72 60s 
George Iloka, FS (6'4, 225): 4.66, 34.5"v, 20 reps, 124"b, 7.03 3c, 4.03 20s, 11.75 60s
Corey White, SS (5'11, 206): 4.55, 37.5"v, 15 reps, 126"b, 6.72 3c, 4.22 20s
Eddie Pleasant, SS (5'10, 211): 4.63, 33.5"v, 22 reps, 116"b, 7.12 3c, 4.28 20s
Sean Richardson, SS (6'2, 216): 4.52, 38.5"v, 22 reps, 128"b, 7.01 3c, 4.44 20s

Runningbacks
Lamar Hill (5'11, 212): 4.40 40, 33"v
Ronnie Hillman, (5'9, 200): 4.45, 37"v, 17 reps
LaMichael James, (5'8, 194): 4.45, 35"v, 15 reps, 123" broad, 6.88 3 cone, 4.12 20 yard shuttle
Chris Rainey (5'8, 180): 4.45, 36.5"v, 16 reps, 120"b, 6.50 3c, 3.93 20s, 11.06 60s
David Wilson (5'10, 206): 4.49, 41"v, 132"b, 7.09 3c, 4.12 20s, 11.59 60s
Doug Martin (5'9, 223): 4.55, 36"v, 28 reps, 120"b, 6.79 3c, 4.16 20s, 11.29 60s
Robert Turbin (5'10, 222): 4.50, 36"v, 28 reps, 122"b, 7.16 3c, 4.31 20s

Tight Ends
James Hanna (6'4, 252): 4.49, 36" vert, 24 reps, 122" broad, 6.76 3 cone, 4.11 20 shuttle, 11.43 60 shuttle
Michael Egnew (6'5, 252): 4.62, 36"v, 21 reps, 131"b, 7.03 3c, 4.32 20s, 12.07 60s
Evan Rodriguez (6'1, 239): 4.58, 36"v,  18 reps, 119"b, 6.94 3c, 4.28 20s, 11.43 60s
Drake Dunsmore (6'2, 241): 4.64, 35.5"v, 21 reps, 117"b, 6.73 3c, 4.03 20s, 11.47 60s
Orson Charles (6'2, 251): 35 reps
Ladarius Green (6'6, 238): 4.53, 34.5"v, 16 reps, 124"b, 7.12 3c, 4.47 20s, 12.08 60s


I think the list is pretty complete now. If you find any performances impressive that I have omitted, post them in the comments for me to consider, but the drills are all done and I have all the positions (no ST specialists did anything impressive in this regard), so enjoy.