Full List of Players Attending Mini-Camp

[Mr. P]

EAST RUTHERFORD - The Giants today released the names of the 54 players who are currently scheduled to attend the rookie minicamp to be held Friday through Sunday of this week.

 

The group includes 11 players on the current 80-man roster, who are eligible based on credited seasons. They are quarterback Rhett Bomar, fullback Jerome Johnson, tight end Carson Butler, guard Rueben Riley, defensive end Tommie Hill, defensive tackle Dwayne Hendricks, linebacker Kenny Ingram, cornerback Vince Anderson, safety Sha'reff Rashad, punter Jy Bond and kicker Sam Swank.

 

The seven players the Giants selected in the just-completed NFL draft will be here: defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul of South Florida, defensive tackle Linval Joseph of East Carolina, safety Chad Jones of LSU, linebacker Phillip Dillard of Nebraska, guard Mitch Petrus of Arkansas, linebacker Adrian Tracy of William & Mary and punter Matt Dodge of East Carolina.

 

The Giants have signed 13 undrafted players who will attend the camp: quarterback Dominic Randolph of Holy Cross, tight end Jake Ballard of Ohio State, wide receivers Tim Brown of Rutgers, Duke Calhoun of Memphis and Victor Cruz of Massachusetts, offensive lineman Dennis Landolt of Penn State, center Jim Cordle of Ohio State, defensive end Ayanga Okpokowuruk of Duke, defensive tackle Nate Collins of Virginia, linebacker Lee Campbell of Minnesota, cornerbacks Seth Williams of Richmond and Leon Wright of Duke and safety Michael Greco of Central Florida.

 

In addition, 23 players are scheduled to attend the camp on a tryout basis. That group includes quarterback Riley Skinner of Wake Forest, running backs Deshawn Wynn of Florida, Tony Hunt of Penn State and Andre Dixon of Connecticut, runningback/fullback Brian Toal of Boston College, fullback Anthony Cotrone of Maine, tight end Mitch Ryan of San Diego, tight end/long snapper Jon Loyte of Boston College, wide receivers Lance Leggett of Miami and D.J. McAuley of William & Mary, centers Robby Felix of UTEP and Nick Richmond of Delaware State, tackles Kyle Webber of Gardner-Webb and Ben Benshoof of Wingate, guard Chris Poole of Holy Cross, defensive end Brandon Crawford of Ball State, defensive tackles Abe Koroma of Western Illinois and Santonio Thomas of Miami, linebacker Micah Johnson of Kentucky, cornerbacks Wondy Pierre-Louis of Florida and Ben Hannula of San Diego, safety John Busing of Miami (Ohio) and long snapper Ryan Neill of Rutgers.

 

http://www.giants.com/news/headlines/story.asp?story_id=44028

[Treehugger]

One of those 5 WRs has to be better than Moss, just has to be.

[JMFP]

Rhett Bomar:

 

[Mr. P]

Rhett Bomar:

 

 

uh oh.

 

do we have a rhettatar in the works?

[Sephiroth]

One of those 5 WRs has to be better than Moss, just has to be.

 

"Better than Moss?"

 

There's no such thing.

[BronxRik]

uh oh.

 

do we have a rhettatar in the works?

 

[Mr. P]

 

fuckin brilliant stuff.

[BleedinBlue]

Of the list of undrafted free agents, there are a couple of interesting possibilities - first the list:

 

CB Leon Wright, Duke

 

OL Jim Cordle, Ohio State

 

DT Nate Collins, Virginia

 

WR Duke Calhoun, Memphis

 

DE Ayanga Okpokowuruk, Duke

 

TE Jake Ballard, Ohio State

 

WR Victor Cruz, UMass

 

RB Daniel Dufrene, Illinois

 

OL Dennis Landolt, Penn State

 

G Chris Poole, Holy Cross (tryout)

 

QB Dom Randolph, Holy Cross

 

OL Dace Richardson, Iowa

 

MLB Lee Campbell, Minnesota

 

 

Cordle has played all four positions of the offensive line for Ohio State. He was mostly listed as a center and was ranked in the top 5 centers in the draft.

 

A lot of people seem to think Landolt from Penn St. is a keeper....from what I've read around the net anyway.

 

Cruz...the WR from UMass set many records at the school and is a credible slot reciever at the next level. He turned down 4 other teams who were interested in signing him and jumped at the chance to go to Giants camp.

 

Duke Calhoun - WR from Memphis set several records at the school. The thing that stands out about him is that he's 6'4", so he's a tall reciever.

 

Hope something worthwhile shakes out from all the camp fodder. Usually a couple of them stick. Might only get to the practice squad, but if the talents there, they usually get their break.