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2014 NFL DRAFT: Undrafted Tigers find NFL homes through free-agent deals

Chris Davis runs into the end zone for the Auburn touchdown against Tennessee on Saturday.
Raye May / Photo & Design Assistant
Chris Davis runs into the end zone for the Auburn touchdown against Tennessee on Saturday. Raye May / Photo & Design Assistant

In addition to the drafted Greg Robinson, Dee Ford, Tre Mason and Jay Prosch, a number of former Auburn Tigers found NFL homes by signing undrafted free-agent contracts with teams shortly after the completion of the draft.
Among the early signees were former defensive lineman Nosa Eguae with the Atlanta Falcons and former defensive backs Ryan Smith and Ryan White, who signed undrafted free-agent contracts with the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers respectively.
Per his agent, Iron Bowl hero Chris Davis signed an undrafted free-agent deal with the San Diego Chargers shortly after the completion of the draft.
A complete list of former Tigers who signed undrafted free-agent deals can be found below:
DL Kenneth Carter - Kansas City Chiefs
P Steven Clark - Denver Broncos
DB Chris Davis - San Diego Chargers
DL Nosa Eguae - Atlanta Falcons
LB Jake Holland - Atlanta Falcons (invited to rookie minicamp)
DB Demetruce McNeal - Green Bay Packers
K Cody Parkey - Indianapolis Colts
DB Ryan Smith - Dallas Cowboys
DB Ryan White - Green Bay Packers
Former Tigers Jeffrey Whitaker, Craig Sanders and Blake Poole were all draft eligible, but were not selected and have yet to sign undrafted free-agent contracts.
Four fellow Tigers heard their names called over the three days of the 2014 NFL Draft:
OL Greg Robinson - St. Louis Rams (first round, No. 2 overall)
DE Dee Ford - Kansas City Chiefs (first round, No. 23 overall)
RB Tre Mason - St. Louis Rams (third round, No. 75 overall)
FB Jay Prosch - Houston Texans (sixth round, No. 211 overall)
Source: Brandon Marcello, Alabama Media Group (@bmarcello)


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