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Cal Becomes Second School To Ever Have Taken In First Three Rounds Of Back-To-Back NFL Drafts Select In Third Round Of NFL

PHILADELPHIA – Davis Webb made Cal the second program to ever have quarterbacks selected in the first three rounds in back-to-back years of the NFL Draft when he taken by the New York Giants with the 87th overall selection in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft. Cal also becomes the first school to have quarterbacks taken in back-to-back drafts since USC’s John David Booty and Mark Sanchez in 2008 and 2009. Webb was the first Cal player selected in the 2017 NFL Draft and the 233rd in the history of the draft with 15 of those quarterbacks. “I am very thankful to coach [Ben] McAdoo and his entire staff for believing in me and picking me tonight,” Webb said. "It's a huge credit to Coach Dykes, Coach Spavital, some of the great teammates of mine at Cal and the great University itself,” Webb added. “They gave me an opportunity, and I wouldn’t be here today if it wasn’t for Cal. I'm very thankful, and that's why it's a place I'm going to call my home.” Webb, who played one season at Cal in 2016 as a graduate transfer from Texas Tech, was honored as a semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien National Award and Tyler Rose Award while being named Athlon Sports’ Pac- 12 Newcomer of the Year and picking up an honorable mention All-Pac-12 selection. He also made the cut to the final 15 for the Golden Arm Award® and was on watch lists for the Maxwell Award and Manning Award. Webb started all 12 games in his lone season at Cal and completed 382-of-620 passes (61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 passing and 12 for a 135.63 passing efficiency rating. He ranked among the nation’s leaders in nearly every passing category including passing yards per game (2nd, 357.9 ypg), passing attempts (2nd), completions per game (3rd, 31.83 cpg), points responsible for per game (3rd, 21.7 ppg), completions (4th), total offense (4th, 348.8 ypg), passing yards (6th), total plays (6th, 653), passing touchdowns (T8th) and points responsible for (260, 8th). He was also the Pac-12's leader in passing yards per game and total offense, while he set Cal single-season records for passing attempts, completions and total plays. He also equaled single-season Cal marks for most 300-yard passing games (10) and touchdowns responsible for (43) with his 37 in the air plus another six on the ground that also tied for the most ever by a Cal quarterback. Webb combined to complete 841-of-1367 (61.5%) passes for 9,852 yards with 83 passes and 34 interceptions over 35 games and 26 starts in his college career including his three seasons at Texas Tech (2013-15). Webb is one of three former Cal players along with and Bradley Northnagel that were among the nation’s top draft prospects to attend the 2017 NFL Combine in late February and early March. All three also attended Cal’s Pro Day last month along with other draft-eligible former players who completed their collegiate eligibility at Cal in 2016 including safety Damariay Drew, offensive lineman Steven Moore, /returner , DeVante Wilson and wide receiver Patrick Worstell. The 2017 NFL Draft will continue through Saturday along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in . Following the conclusion of the second and third rounds Friday, rounds four through seven get underway Saturday at Noon ET/9 am PT. The NFL Network, ESPN and ESPN Deportes are among the many media outlets covering the NFL Draft and are televising the event live, while online streaming is available via NFL.com/NFL Now and WatchESPN. Fans can also listen to the draft live on SiriusXM, Westwood One, TuneIn, ESPN Deportes and ESPN Radio. Extensive coverage of all former Cal football players selected in the 2017 NFL Draft and players that sign undrafted free agent contracts following the draft will be provided via Cal Athletics online and social media outlets listed below.

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Davis Webb

QB, 6-5, 230 ...... Prosper, TX Cal (2016) ...... Texas Tech/Prosper HS

Webb, who played one season at Cal in 2016 as a graduate transfer from Texas Tech, was honored as a semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award while being named Athlon Sports’ Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year and picking up an honorable mention All-Pac- 12 selection. He also made the cut to the final 15 for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award® and was on watch lists for the Maxwell Award and Manning Award. Webb started all 12 games in his lone season at Cal and completed 382-of-620 passes (61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 passing touchdowns and 12 interceptions for a 135.63 passing efficiency rating. He ranked among the nation’s leaders in nearly every passing category including passing yards per game (2nd, 357.9 ypg), passing attempts (2nd), completions per game (3rd, 31.83 cpg), points responsible for per game (3rd, 21.7 ppg), completions (4th), total offense (4th, 348.8 ypg), passing yards (6th), total plays (6th, 653), passing touchdowns (T8th) and points responsible for (260, 8th). He was also the Pac-12's leader in passing yards per game and total offense, while he set Cal single-season records for passing attempts, completions and total plays. He also equaled single-season Cal marks for most 300-yard passing games (10) and touchdowns responsible for (43) with his 37 in the air plus another six on the ground that also tied for the most ever by a Cal quarterback. Webb combined to complete 841-of-1367 (61.5%) passes for 9,852 yards with 83 touchdown passes and 34 interceptions over 35 games and 26 starts in his college career including his three seasons at Texas Tech (2013-15).

After Cal • Selected by the New York Giants in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft with the No. 87 pick overall • Participated at Cal’s 2017 Pro Day and had an impressive hour-plus throwing session of over 80 plays in the wind and rain • Participated at the 2017 NFL Combine and was among the top quarterbacks at the event in the vertical jump (3rd, 33'0"), 3 cone drill (3rd, 4.21), 40-yard dash (5th, 4.79) and broad jump (5th, 9'10") • Named MVP at the 2017 Reese's after completing 11-of-16 passes for 165 yards and one touchdown while leading the South to scores on each of the three drives he played in during a 16-15 victory over the North • Became the third Cal player to be named the Senior Bowl MVP following quarterbacks (1975) and (1997) as well as the 36th former Cal player selected to participate in the contest

Cal Career (2016) • An All-American and national honors candidate who was a Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award semifinalist, as well as an honorable mention All-Pac-12 choice of the league's coaches and the Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year according to Athlon Sports after previously making the cut to the final 15 for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award® • Named Cal's Bear Backers Team MVP on offense and also picked up a Cort Majors Team Captain Award at the annual awards banquet • Was also on watch lists for the Maxwell Award honoring the nation’s top player and the Manning Award that goes to the nation’s top college quarterback • Started all 12 games and completed 382-of-620 passes (61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 passing touchdowns and 12 interceptions for a 135.63 passing efficiency rating • Ranked among the nation’s leaders in nearly every passing category including passing yards per game (2nd, 357.9 ypg), passing attempts (2nd), completions per game (3rd, 31.83 cpg), points responsible for per game (3rd, 21.7 ppg), completions (4th), total offense (4th, 348.8 ypg), passing yards (6th), total plays (6th, 653), passing touchdowns (T8th) and points responsible for (260, 8th) • Also the Pac-12's leader in passing yards per game (357.9 ypg) and total offense • Set Cal single-season records for passing attempts, completions and total plays while equaling three other school records including touchdowns responsible for (43) with his 37 in the air that rank 10th on Cal’s all-time list plus another six on the ground that also tied for the most ever by a Cal quarterback as well as 300-yard passing games (10) • Tossed at least four touchdown passes on six occasions including each of the first five games with a career-high-tying five in three contests at San Diego State, at Arizona State and vs. Oregon • Had a single rushing touchdown in six different contests vs. Hawai'i, vs. Texas and then in four consecutive games at Oregon State, vs. Oregon, at USC and vs. Washington

Collegiate Career (Texas Tech 2013-15, Cal 2016) • Combined to complete 841-of-1367 (61.5%) passes for 9,852 yards with 83 touchdown passes and 34 interceptions over 35 games and 26 starts during his four collegiate campaigns at Texas Tech (2013-15) and Cal (2016) • Completed 459-of-747 (61.4%) passes for 5,557 yards with 46 touchdown passes and 22 interceptions over 23 games and 14 starts during his three campaigns at Texas Tech • Started all 12 regular-season games at Cal in his lone season at the school as a 2016 senior and completed 382-of-620 passes (61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 touchdown passes and 12 interceptions for a 135.63 passing efficiency rating • His 37 career touchdown passes at Cal rank 10th on the school's all-time list

Other • Full name is Davis Matthew Webb • Born January 22, 1995 • Parents are Matt and Donna Webb • Major at Cal is public health (master’s) • Received his bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech in exercise and sports science in May of 2016

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Collegiate Stats (Texas Tech 2013-15, Cal 2016)

PASSING g cmp-att-int yards td long pct avg/p avg/g effic

2013 10 226-361-9 2718 20 51 62.6 7.5 271.8 139.1

2014 8 211-345-13 2539 24 76 61.2 7.4 317.4 138.4

2015 5 22-41-0 300 2 18 53.7 7.4 60.0 131.2

2016 12 382-620-12 4295 37 74 61.6 6.9 357.9 135.6

TOTAL 35 841-1367-34 9852 83 76 62.3 7.2 281.5 138.0

TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g

2013 10 -12 2718 2706 270.6

2014 8 16 2539 2555 319.4

2015 5 6 300 306 61.2

2016 12 -110 4295 4185 348.8

TOTAL 35 -100 9852 9752 278.6

Cal Football NFL Draft Notes

• Cal has had 233 NFL Draft selections overall since the draft began in 1936 following Friday’s selection of Davis Webb by the New York Giants in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft with the No. 87 pick overall. • Friday’s third-round selection of Webb and the 2016 No. 1 pick by the make Cal the second college football program to ever have quarterbacks chosen in the first three rounds of the NFL Draft in back-to-back years with the only other Maryland (1990 – Neil O’Donnell, Pittsburgh Steelers, third round, No. 70 overall; 1991 – Scott Zolak, , No. 84 New England). • Cal has had at least one player selected in the NFL Draft for 30 of the last 31 years with at least one in the top three rounds for 10 of the last 11. Cal had strings of at least one player selected in the NFL Draft for 28 consecutive years (1987-2014), one in the top three rounds for eight (2007-14) and two in the first four rounds for five (2010-14) before those streaks were all snapped when no Cal player was chosen in 2015. • The most Cal players selected in a single NFL Draft were the 10 chosen in 1952, while Cal's six players picked in the 1977, 2008 and 2012 drafts tie for the second-most in school history. • The four Cal players selected in the 2016 NFL Draft – Goff, wide receiver (, fifth round, No. 163 overall), running back (, seventh round, No. 237 overall) and wide receiver (, seventh round, No. 243 overall) – were the most since four Golden Bears were also chosen in 2013.

Cal Football NFL Draft Year-By-Year Selections (233)

Year Round Overall Pick Name Team Position 2017 3 87 Davis Webb New York Giants QB 2016 1 1 Jared Goff Los Angeles Rams QB 5 163 Trevor Davis Green Bay Packers WR 7 237 Daniel Lasco New Orleans Saints RB 7 243 Kenny Lawler Seattle Seahawks WR 2014 3 98 Richard Rodgers Green Bay Packers TE 4 126 Khairi Fortt New Orleans Saints OLB 2013 3 76 Keenan Allen San Diego Chargers WR 4 107 Brian Schwenke C 5 145 Steve Williams San Diego Chargers CB 7 247 Marc Anthony CB 2012 2 37 Mitchell Schwartz T 2 46 LB 3 70 Bryan Anger P 5 166 Marvin Jones WR 7 216 D.J. Campbell FS 7 219 Trevor Guyton DT 2011 1 24 Cameron Jordan New Orleans Saints DE 2 56 Shane Vereen New England Patriots RB 3 93 Chris Conte Bears DB 6 189 Mike Mohamed LB 2010 1 10 Tyson Alualu Jacksonville Jaguars DT 1 30 Jahvid Best RB 7 225 Syd’Quan Thompson Denver Broncos DB 2009 1 21 Alex Mack Cleveland Browns C 7 235 Zack Follett Detroit Lions LB 7 248 Cameron Morrah Seattle Seahawks TE 2008 2 49 DeSean Jackson Philadelphia Eagles WR 3 85 Craig Stevens Tennessee Titans TE 3 98 Thomas DeCoud FS 4 126 Lavelle Hawkins Tennessee Titans WR 6 184 Mike Gibson Philadelphia Eagles G 7 233 Justin Forsett Seattle Seahawks RB 2007 1 12 Marshawn Lynch RB 3 85 Brandon Mebane Seattle Seahawks DT 3 95 Dante Hughes CB 6 192 Green Bay Packers LB 2006 5 136 Ryan O’Callaghan New England Patriots T 6 201 Marvin Phillip Pittsburgh Steelers C 7 248 Aaron Merz Buffalo Bills G 2005 1 24 Green Bay Packers QB 2 44 J.J. Arrington RB 4 118 Chase Lyman New Orleans Saints WR 4 135 Matt Giordano Indianapolis Colts DB 6 212 Ryan Riddle Oakland Raiders LB 2004 5 151 Mark Wilson Washington Redskins T 7 208 Adimchinobe Echemandu Cleveland Browns RB 2003 1 19 Baltimore Ravens QB 1 31 Nnamdi Asomugha Oakland Raiders CB 6 184 Scott Tercero St. Louis Rams G 7 239 Tully Banta-Cain New England Patriots LB 2002 2 53 Langston Walker Oakland Raiders T 5 143 Scott Fujita OLB 2001 1 7 Andre Carter 49ers DE 4 120 Nick Harris Denver Broncos P 2000 1 15 Deltha O'Neal Denver Broncos CB 6 192 John Romero Philadelphia Eagles - 7 215 Sekou Sanyika Arizona Cardinals LB 7 217 Jeremiah Parker New York Giants DE 1999 3 76 Marquis Smith Cleveland Browns DB 4 97 John Welbourn Philadelphia Eagles T 4 102 Dameane Douglas Oakland Raiders WR 5 150 John McLaughlin LB

1998 2 58 Jeremy Newberry C 4 112 Brandon Whiting Philadelphia Eagles DT 6 169 Bobby Shaw Seattle Seahawks WR 7 223 Tarik Smith RB 1997 1 13 Kansas City Chiefs TE 1 19 Tarik Glenn Indianapolis Colts G 4 110 Pat Barnes Kansas City Chiefs QB 1996 1 12 Regan Upshaw Tampa Bay Buccaneers DE 1 16 Duane Clemons Minnesota Vikings LB 2 40 Je’Rod Cherry New Orleans Saints DB 5 160 Iheanyi Uwaezukoe San Francisco 49ers WR 7 211 Ben Lynch Kansas City Chiefs C 1995 4 119 Dave Barr Philadelphia Eagles QB 5 164 Jerrott Willard Kansas City Chiefs LB 6 176 Brian Thure Washington Redskins T 1994 1 19 Todd Steussie Minnesota Vikings T 2 32 Eric Mahlum Indianapolis Colts G 3 85 Doug Brien San Francisco 49ers K 3 103 Eric Zomalt Philadelphia Eagles DB 5 141 Isaac Booth Cleveland Browns DB 1993 1 16 Sean Dawkins Indianapolis Colts WR 3 73 Russell White Los Angeles Rams RB 6 145 Chidi Ahanotu Tampa Bay Buccaneers DT 1992 2 49 Troy Auzenne T 7 183 David Wilson Minnesota Vikings DB 8 222 Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB 10 277 Steve Gordon New England Patriots C 1991 3 64 James Richards Dallas Cowboys -- 6 147 Rhett Hall Tampa Bay Buccaneers DE 9 237 Anthony Wallace New Orleans Saints RB 9 244 Robbie Keen Kansas City Chiefs K 11 302 Ernie Rogers G 1990 4 84 Troy Taylor QB 1989 2 54 Dave Zawatson Chicago Bears G 4 108 Darryl Ingram Minnesota Vikings TE 5 138 Natu Tuatagaloa Cincinnati Bengals DE 6 167 Steve Hendrickson San Francisco 49ers LB 11 297 Joe Nelms Chicago Bears -- 1988 1 12 Ken Harvey Phoenix Cardinals LB 9 229 Scott Tabor Los Angeles Raiders P 9 232 Brain Bedford Dallas Cowboys WR 1987 5 122 Hardy Nickerson Pittsburgh Steelers LB 6 168 Doug Riesenberg New York Giants T 1985 12 335 Ray Noble Miami Dolphins DB 1984 1 20 David Lewis Detroit Lions TE 2 44 Chicago Bears LB 3* 66 Byron Smith Indianapolis Colts DE 3* 72 John Sullivan Green Bay Packers DB 1983 2 30 Harvey Salem Houston Oilers T 3 68 Reggie Camp Cleveland Browns DE 4 105 Wes Howell New York Jets TE 10 269 Tim Lucas St. Louis Cardinals LB 12 335 New York Giants RB 1981 1 6 Rich Campbell Green Bay Packers QB 10 273 Pat Graham Dallas Cowboys DT 11 288 Holden Smith Baltimore Colts WR 1980 2 52 Daryle Skaugstad Houston Oilers NT 5 122 Paul Jones Minnesota Vikings RB 7 185 Joe Rose Miami Dolphins TE 9 243 Greg Bracelin Denver Broncos LB 1979 4 109 Ralph DeLoach Dallas Cowboys DE 9 228 Bob Rozier St. Louis Cardinals DE 1978 6 165 Jesse Thompson Detroit Lions WR 8 206 Jim Breech Detroit Lions K 8 212 George Freitas Chicago Bears TE 12 317 Leo Bidermann Cleveland Browns T

1977 1 15 Ted Albrecht Chicago Bears T 2 33 Wesley Walker New York Jets WR 5 115 Buffalo Bills QB 5 139 Jeff Barnes Oakland Raiders LB 11 297 Phil Heck Denver Broncos LB 12 332 Greg Peters Dallas Cowboys G 1976 1 3 Chuck Muncie New Orleans Saints RB 4 100 Steve Rivera San Francisco 49ers WR 16 434 Jack Harrison San Diego Chargers G 1975 1 1 Steve Bartkowski Atlanta Falcons QB 9 228 Dallas Hickman Washington Redskins DE 11 281 Howard Strickland Los Angeles Rams RB 1974 12 289 Sam Williams San Diego Chargers DB 12 290 Jeff Sevy Chicago Bears T 1973 3 77 Bob Kampa Buffalo Bills DT 8 192 Loren Toews Pittsburgh Steelers LB 9 231 Steve Sweeney Oakland Raiders TE 1972 1 2 Sherman White Cincinnati Bengals DE 1971 7 159 Phil Croyle Houston Oilers LB 12 296 Greg Hendren Green Bay Packers G 15 386 Bob Richards Miami Dolphins G 1970 16 398 Gary Fowler St. Louis Cardinals RB 1969 2 39 Ed White Minnesota Vikings G 4 95 Mike McCaffrey Minnesota Vikings LB 15 390 Wayne Stewart New York Jets TE 17 418 Paul Williams Atlanta Falcons RB 1968 16 415 John Frantz Buffalo Bills C 1967 8 197 John Beasley Minnesota Vikings WR 1966 5 68 Dan Berry Philadelphia Eagles RB 8 121 Dan Goich St. Louis Cardinals DT 1965 1 5 Dallas Cowboys QB 8 106 Stan Dzura Los Angeles Rams T 13 173 Jack Schraub Dallas Cowboys E 1962 11 145 Bob Wills Pittsburgh Steelers E 13 176 George Pierovich San Francisco 49ers B 19 266 Jerry Scattini Green Bay Packers B 1960 8 85 Wayne Crow St. Louis Cardinals HB 1959 18 209 Washington Redskins QB 26 310 Frank Doretti New York Giants C 1958 2 17 Proverb Jacobs Philadelphia Eagles DT 1957 6 67 Harley Martin Cleveland Browns T 1956 4 48 Jim Carmichael Los Angeles Rams E 28 328 Jerry Drew San Francisco 49ers B 1955 4 45 Matt Hazeltine San Francisco 49ers LB 12 139 Jim Hanifan Los Angeles Rams E 16 183 Hal Norris Washington Redskins LB 19 226 John Garzoli San Francisco 49ers T 1954 8 86 Paul Larson Chicago Cardinals QB 14 167 Sammy Williams San Francisco 49ers B 23 274 Don Marks Los Angeles Rams B 1953 1 4 Johnny Olszewski Chicago Cardinals FB 3 34 Don Johnson Philadelphia Eagles HB 17 198 Bob Beal Chicago Bears E 19 218 Bill Powell Baltimore Colts B 1952 1 2 Les Richter* /Dallas Texans LB 6 65 Dick Lemmon Philadelphia Eagles B 7 81 Don Robison San Francisco 49ers B 11 131 Charlie Harris New York Giants C 17 203 Bob Karpe New York Giants T 18 211 Ed Bartlett Washington Redskins E 24 286 Ralph Kreuger San Francisco 49ers T 29 343 John Pappa Washington Redskins B 29 347 Jim Dillon New York Giants B 29 349 Gerry Perry Los Angeles Rams DT 1951 2 17 Pete Schabarum San Francisco 49ers HB 12 137 Jim Monachino San Francisco 49ers HB

19 231 Ray Solari Cleveland Browns G 1950 10 127 Bob Celeri San Francisco 49ers QB 17 214 Jim Cullom Washington Redskins G 19 245 Forest Klein San Francisco 49ers G 26 339 Rod Franz Philadelphia Eagles G 29 373 Bill Montagne Chicago Cardinals B 1949 7 67 Jon Baker Los Angeles Rams LB 15 148 Gene Frassetto Washington Redskins T 24 238 Jim Cullom Washington Redskins G 1948 19 173 Bob Hileman Chicago Bears C 23 213 Jack Swaner Philadelphia Eagles B 29 272 Frank Van Deren Chicago Bears E 1947 14 125 Jim Turner Chicago Bears T 23 211 Ron Sockolov Green Bay Packers T 25 233 Bob Dal Porto Los Angeles Rams B 25 235 John Cunningham Chicago Bears E 1946 6 50 Newell (Ace) Oestreich Los Angeles Rams B 7 54 Wendell Beard Chicago Bears T 29 278 Bill Agnew Detroit Lions B 31 294 Sarkis Takesian Washington Redskins B 1945 5 37 Roger Harding Cleveland Rams C 8 67 John Dodds Brooklyn Dodgers G 16 164 Harry Pieper Green Bay Packers C 1944 23 237 Bill Reinhard Washington Redskins B 1943 8 63 John Ferguson Brooklyn Dodgers E 9 79 Jim Jurkovich Chicago Bears B 31 293 Brunel Christensen Green Bay Packers T 1942 5 34 Bob Reinhard Chicago Cardinals DT 1941 14 124 Bill Elmore Cleveland Rams B 1940 6 50 Lou Smith New York Giants B 9 97 Lee Artoe Chicago Bears T 1939 4 30 Brooklyn Dodgers B 6 48 Dave Anderson Washington Redskins B 18 170 Will Dolman New York Giants E 1938 3 24 Washington Redskins B 4 27 John Meek Philadelphia Eagles B 4 30 Chicago Cardinals C 4 43 Perry Schwartz Brooklyn Dodgers OE 1936 6 47 Larry Lutz Boston Redskins T

Former Cal Football Players Currently In The NFL (36) (as of April 28, 2017 … according to ESPN.com)

Name Team Position Lorenzo Alexander Buffalo Bills LB Keenan Allen WR Tyson Alualu Pittsburgh Steelers DE C.J. Anderson Denver Broncos RB Stephen Anderson TE Bryan Anger Tampa Bay Buccaneers P Deandre Coleman Buffalo Bills DT Chris Conte Tampa Bay Buccaneers S Trevor Davis Green Bay Packers WR Khairi Fortt Washington Redskins LB Jared Goff Los Angeles Rams QB Chris Harper San Francisco 49ers WR Maurice Harris Washington Redskins WR DeSean Jackson Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Marvin Jones Detroit Lions WR Cameron Jordan New Orleans Saints DE Mychal Kendricks Philadelphia Eagles LB J.P. Ladouceur Dallas Cowboys LS Daniel Lasco New Orleans Saints RB Kenny Lawler Seattle Seahawks WR Marshawn Lynch Oakland Raiders RB Alex Mack Atlanta Falcons C Chris McCain Los Angeles Chargers LB Stefan McClure Indianapolis Colts S Brandon Mebane Los Angeles Chargers DT Darius Powe New York Giants WR Jordan Rigsbee Carolina Panthers OT Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers QB Richard Rodgers Green Bay Packers TE Mitchell Schwartz Kansas City Chiefs OL Brian Schwenke Indianapolis Colts C Nick Sundberg Washington Redskins LS Giorgio Tavecchio Oakland Raiders PK Philadelphia Eagles WR Shane Vereen New York Giants RB Davis Webb New York Giants QB