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ROOKIES WITH VALUE

ROOKIES WITH VALUE. THE LAW OFFICES OF SCOTT N BERGMAN LLC. Jourdan brooks. GERMANTOWN, MD.

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ROOKIES WITH VALUE

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  1. ROOKIES WITH VALUE TREMENDOUS MOTORS
  2. THE LAW OFFICES OF SCOTT N BERGMAN LLC EMAIL: www.bergmanslaw.com – 301330.4444
  3. Jourdan brooks GERMANTOWN, MD Jourdan Brooks began his collegiate football career at Rutgers University, playing Running back and Full back learning from current NFL professionals - Ray Rice/Ravens and Brian Leonard/Tampa Bay Bucs.  He racked up nearly 800 yards and 10 touchdowns in his two seasons there including three 100-yard games.  One of the most memorable was December 2008 against Louisville where he was dragged down by his 'dred' after running nearly 65 yards.  It  was viewed almost forty thousand times on YouTube.   In January 2011,  he transferred to Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland and behind a injury ridden, inexperienced O-line was still able to remain uninjured and after playing 2 years, had 266 yards the first year, saw action in every game and mostly started.  He returned in 2012 as the team's second leading rusher.  His athletic and muscular frame and excellent quickness and power helped him push forward for more yards for the Morgan Bears.    In May 2012, Jourdan was invited to the Cincinnati Bengals mini-camp and was signed to a Rookie contract after the first workout.  He was one of two participants out of 30 that were signed as college free agents that weekend. He participated in all Spring OTAs and the summer minicamp.   He played in all four Bengal preseason games, rushing eight-for-18 with one TD and catching two passes for 13 yards. Brooks, later earned a spot on Cincinnati practice squad. He was released from Bengals practice squad on 11-6-12, re-signed to Bengals roster on 1-8-13 and ultimately released in May 2013 after participating in the Spring 2013 OTAs. Height: 6’0’’; Weight: 230lbs; 40 yards: 4.54; 20 shuttle: 4.16; 3 cone: 6.88; 225lb bench press: 21 reps
  4. AUSTIN TRAINORTALLAHASEE, FL Persistent, brilliant, determined, and committed; Austin Trainor has what it takes to be a great quarterback, a legendary gunslinger! Trainorsigned with FAMU, where he was thrust into the starting quarterback spot in the final three games of 2010. This season was the key part in the Rattlers' six game winning streak as he started in the Rattlers' last three games. He finished the season with 30 yards rushing on 15 carries with a TD and 580 yards through the air by completing 51 passes in 109 attempts with two TDs for 610 yards total offense. He guided the Rattlers to wins over North Carolina A&T and Hampton, then threw for 261 yards and a touchdown in FAMU's Florida Classic victory over Bethune-Cookman. Just two weeks prior, Tranior passed for 157 yards on 16 completions in 35 attempts with a TD. During High School, Trainor lettered in football at North Florida Christian in Tallahassee, Fla., where he finished third in National Top Gun Tournament his senior season. Also, he graduated with honors. In his junior season, he led his team to the second round of the playoffs with four TDs. QUARTERBACK Height: 6’3’’; Weight: 231lbs; 40 Yards: 4.99; VJ: 29; BJ: 8’9”; 20 Yards: 2.84; R-SS: 4.30; L-SS: 4.34; Bench Press: 11 reps.
  5. STEVE ANDERSONijamsville, md LINE BACKER As a zealous American soldier and a United States Army officer, Steve Anderson has what it takes to defend his team! Throughout his college career, the 2005 state champion has been a key contributor for the Black Knights defense. Entering his final season, the two-year starter and three-year letterman has amassed 180 career tackles in 18 starts. College football guru Phil Steele named Anderson a 2010 preseason All-Independent First Team linebacker. INFO: 2010 Armed Forces Bowl Game MVP, 4 year letterman, Three year starter, led the nation in force fumbles per game sophomore year, Phil Steele's 1st Team All Independent team (3 years), Honorable Mention Sophomore All-American, led the team in tackles per game 3 years in a row, inaugural recipient of the Sons of the American Legion, Squadron 50 Pelham, N.Y. “College Football Player of the Year Award,” 2 year Captain, 297 Total Tackles, 170 Solo tackles, 32 TFLs for 132 yards lost, 5.5 sacks for 42 yards lost, 2 Intercepts for 44 yards returned, 11 Break ups, 15 Passes Defended, 10 Forced Fumbles, 4 recovered fumbles for 81 yards returned, 81 yard fumble recovery Touchdown. Infantry Officer in the U.S. Army, Graduated Infantry Basic Officer Leadership Course, Graduate of Ranger School (Ranger Qualified), Graduate of Airborne School (Airborne Qualified), Graduated Bradley Leaders Course, Platoon Leader in the 3rd Infantry Division (1LT), Go Black Knights "Wish we had 100 players like him" Award in 2009, Go Black Knights ranked Steve Anderson #1 best Army Football Player in a decade (2000-2010). Army Footballs “Pride and Dream” award winner in 2009 and 2010 (Favorite Fan’s Player Award). Steve was the MVP of the state high school championship in 2005. Height: 5’10’’; Weight: 233lbs; Total Tackles: 297; Solo: 170; Assist: 127; Sacks: 5.5; TFL:32; Break Ups: 11; FF:10; Recovered Fumbles: 4; Interceptions:2; 40 yards: 5.04; 20 yards: 2.77; VJ: 31.5; BJ: 9’5”; R-SS: 4.24; L-SS: 4.15.
  6. BrANdOn CLEARHOOVER, AL. Watch Brandon Clear’s 70yd TD reception http://youtu.be/ytVyCDQStLQ Brendan Clear is agile, quick, and overall, ingenious! Clear was an honor student and earned his Bachelor's degree from Clemson University. He was then enrolled at Illinois for summer classes, where he worked toward his Master’s degree. The 6-5, 210 pound Clear redshirted the 2007 season at Clemson before earning varsity letters in 2008, '09 and '10. He had three catches for 106 yards in 2010, including a 70-yard touchdown against North Texas, and had six catches for 137 yards during his Tiger career. He also saw action on special teams for the Tigers, in addition to wide receiver. As a high school senior, Brandon was named one of the top wide-outs at the 2006 U.S. Army All-American Bowl. He finished third in the state in the triple jump (45'4"). He played side-by-side with twin brother Byron in high school; the brother combination helped Hoover High School to the state championship game; they comprised the first twin-brother combination at Clemson since Peter and Andy Ford (1993-96). Clear had also offers from Illinois, Stanford, UCLA, Syracuse, Northwestern, North Carolina State and others before choosing Clemson. He made frequent appearances on the second season of MTV's "Two-A-Days," which featured the Hoover football team. His twin brother, Byron, also played at Clemson. WIDE RECEIVER Height: 6’5’’; Weight: 220lbs; 40 Yard: 4.65; 20 Yards: 2.53; 3 Cone: 6.73; VJ: 38.5; BJ: 11’4”; R-SS: 4.07; L-SS: 4.13; Bench Press: 13
  7. ROBERT OSBORNEGERMANTOWN, Md. FULL BACK During the 2010 Season, Robert played in 11 games as a reserve, made 15 tackles and forced a fumble, 3 tackles against Massachusetts, 3 at Richmond, and a tackle, which forced a fumble at Villanova. He had 2 tackles at Delaware, and made pair of tackles against Maine. During the 2009 Season, he appeared in nine games and started once. He had 11 tackles and recovered a fumble. He made lone start of season in place of injured YakyIbia at Rhode Island, and helped Tigers to a 36-28 win at Rhode Island by recovering a fumble that set up a touchdown, which gave the Tigers a 13-0 lead early in the game. He made seasonal high four tackles against #6 New Hampshire; had two tackles against Delaware, and made two tackles against #1 Richmond. During the 2008 Season, Robert appeared in 9 games and started 7 times and made 38 tackles, ninth on the team, and had three tackles for lost yardage. He tied for team lead with 2.5 quarterback sacks. He had a fumble recovery, and made debut at Coastal Carolina and having 4 tackles. Brandon made first start of career against Northeastern, made 6 tackles against the Huskies, and had 4-yard sack against Northeastern, which led the Tigers to win over Rhode Island with 5 tackles, including a sack. Robert had 3 tackles and recovered fumble at New Hampshire, and made a career high 8 tackles against #16 William & Mary. He made 4 tackles at Delaware, and made 4 tackles that blocked extra point in Tigers' upset bid at Villanova. He had 3 tackles in finale against James Madison, and helped Tiger offense as extra blocking back in short-yardage situations. AT CLARKSBURG H.S.: Robert was a highly talented defensive lineman who earned first team All-State honors as a senior; two-way starter on defensive line and fullback – an opportunity which led to a very young Coyote program to a 12-1 record, and a berth in the state semi-finals in just the program's second year of existence. He made 86 tackles with five quarterback sacks as a senior for Coach Larry Hurd, and named first team All-Montgomery County & All-League. He also played fullback and ran for 726 yards, and scored 15 touchdowns in 2007. Height: 6’1’’; Weight: 263lbs; 40 Yard: 4.9s; Vertical: 31 inches; 20 Yard Shuttle: 4.27s.
  8. JAMES – GAYNOR FORT WASHINGTON, MD. WIDE RECEIVER With a heart of a lion and the motor that resembles a Ford truck, James is one of the toughest and competitor players in the draft. James is a great kick returner and special team player. He has the speed that your team must have. He runs good routes and uses his hands to catch the ball. He is a very quick first step and a remarkable tackler on special teams. His shiftiness helps him be a threat in the return game as a kick and punt returner. He has the brilliant ability to find the soft spot in the zone and exploit the defense. James is quick of the ball and mover excellently is space with good cuts and quickness. He does not need much time to get up to top speed and leave defenders – In other words, he is the ballistic Bugatti on a football mission! 2012 SEASON: Ranked 24th in the Nation A.I.I. Conference Champions. He was 2nd in the nation in Kick Return Average (35.5) 2013 SEASON: NSAA Conference Champions where he led teams in receptions and in special team tackles. 2013 He was an invite in the following showcases: All American Bowl Invite in Minneapolis MN; 2014 Pro Grass Int’l Scout Bowl Invite in Las Vegas, NV; 2013 CDFL D2 vs NAIA Senior Bowl in Myrtle Beach, SC. Where he was an elected captain, TD reception, 1 Tackle, and Starting Long Snapper. Watch Him Play by simply clicking on the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpqjVIhZ-wA Height: 5’7’’; Weight: 170lbs; 40 Yard: 4.80; 20 Yards:2.64; VJ: 32; BJ: 8’7”, R-SS:4.46, L-SS:4.53; 665 RECEIVING YARDS, 604 rushing yards, 46 Kick returns for 1077 yards, 15 punt returns for 146 yards, 29 ST tackles, 4 Forced Fumbles, 1 Fumble recovered, 1 blocked kick, 32 games started at Snapper, 8 Total TDs.
  9. Brendan MunnerlynFORESTVILLE, md Brendan is the fleetest corner back! He shows quick feet and smooth backpedal when on the line of scrimmage. He throttles down efficiently on comebacks and curls, limiting wasted steps and breaking back towards the ball well. Very feisty competitor against the run and while playing press. He uses leverage well by getting underneath the pads of the receiver to jam him and disrupt routes. Quicker than fast, he can accelerate quickly and operate effectively in a zone; played well in Cover 2 zone from the limited tape available. Brendon gained lots of interest during the recruiting process, indicating that he is a solid and ultimate athlete. Brandon overcame much adversity in his upbringing, and seems to truly love the game. Are you ready for a tremendous motor? CORNERBACK HEIGHT 6’11’’ – WEIGHT 170 – 40Y: 4.47S – 3 CONE: 6.65 – VERTICAL 40’’ – BENCH: 15 REPS
  10. TONY FURLONEONTARIO, CANADA Tony Furlone is an astounding running back player. In 2005 & 2006, he played for the Vermilion Ironmen in Minnesota, starting as a Tailback/Offensive MVP. In 2008, Tony joined the Erie Kats – Buffalo New York. In 2009/2010 Tony had the privilege to join the Oakville Longhorns in Ontario, Canada, as a Semi Pro League leading rusher. In 2011, he joined the Free Agent Camp Invite - best in running back groups. This year, Tony has received a personal invite to the Regional Combine in Baltimore. RUNNING BACK HEIGHT: 5’11’’ – WEIGHT 220 – 40 SPEED: 4.41 – PRO AGILITY: 4.01S – VERTICAL 33
  11. Brian boatengBurtonsville, md LINE BACKER Brian Boateng is an extraordinary player who has terrific determination, ambition, and desire to make an impact in the NFL. He is not simply a player who takes American Football lightly, but as a passionate lifestyle. Born in Ghana, Brian moved to the USA in 2003. Brian started playing football at Gaithersburg high as an all-conference player at defensive end. Impressed by his ability, speed, and talents, numerous college coaches contacted him about their interest to join their college to play football; if not surprising enough, he was offered full scholarships to make it happen! Brian selected Towson University, as he wanted to stay close to his relatives. There, Brian played both: outside and inside linebacker. He averaged 9 tackles per start. His career high for tackles were 12 tackles, and also won couple of player of the game awards. During his senior year, he did record a 4.48 and a 4.54 in 40 times. Brian has the speed and agility to play outside linebacker, while having the size and strength to also play inside linebacker. He can fit in any defensive scheme and will adapt fast. He has also contributed to Towson University’s back to back conference championships after winning a combined 3 games in the two previous years. Brian is it! He is the strong linebacker that your team needs. Height: 6’1’’; Weight: 240lbs; 40 Yard: 4.65s; 3 Cone: 4.17s; Vertical: 31.5 inches; Broad Jump: 9.10 feet; Bench Press: 20 reps
  12. XAVIER BYRD Glen burnie, md Xavier is a very promising offensive lineman who is strong and agile to block a variety of players over the course of the game. He was mentored by former Titans and Ravens Player Center, Jason Murphy and Ravens Player Guard Jeff Blackshear. Xavier is a full time personal trainer, who is adamant about his fitness and nutrition. He had an outstanding day at the Morgan State Pro Day on 4/7/2014 where according to the Arizona Cardinal’s Assistant Offensive Line Coach, Larry Zielein, Xavier did an astounding job, and has an strong punch. He also was invited and participated in the Super Regional Combine in Dallas. Xavier attended to the following teams: Titans, Panthers, Seahawks, Giants, Jags, Vikings, Red Skins, 49ers, Bucs, Chiefs, Falcons, Texans, Chargers, Lions, and more. He was red shirted in 2007 and saw action on the left tackle position at Morgan State in the season of 2008, 2009, and 2010. He broke Morgan State Offensive Line Vertical record at 35.5 inches also broke broad jump record at 9'6”. Xavier is a rare find in the OL world and will make an immediate impact with an NFL club to protect their QB. Starting Left Guard in 2012 IFL's Reading Express; he took every snap against Bloomington and Green Bay. He was as a standout in the 2013 Regional and Super Regional Combine. Recorded marks 40: 5.07s Broad Jump 10 ft. Also a standout at the Regional Combine 2014 with marks of 20yd shuttle: 4.68 vert: 36.” OFFENSIVE LINE Watch Him Play on his 2014 Prodayby simply clicking on the link below: http://youtu.be/O92Qm3UBbzI HEIGHT: 6’05:’ – WEIGHT 315 – 40 yard dash: 5.07s – 20 yard shuttle: 4.68S – Vj: 36” – BJ 10’ – R SS: 4.68 – L SS: 4.74 – 10 YD: 1.69 – 20 YD: 2.90 - BENCH: 27
  13. Steven knightpearl, ms Steven has always performed beyond expected and captivated many based on his rigorous lifestyle, balancing his exceptionally academic and athletic performance. Steven Knight brings a different approach to the game of football as he works as the professional he strives to be. During his 2011 season he rushed for 1200 yards and received for 500 yards. The starting running back led the team in receiving with 38 catches, 13 touchdowns and 5 receiving. Steven was named a D3PRODAY.com All-American, which recognizes the best Division III players in the nation based in past and present performance, awards and accolades, and pro ability and size. During the Division III era at Mississippi College, Steven ranked 3rd in rushing yards (1489), rushing attempts (290), touchdowns (13), and rushing yards per game (106.4). Running back Watch Him Play by simply clicking on the links below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ginXqUEC0Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMpHAGQFk2Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQi0U17oR98 Height: 5’8’’ - Weight: 202lbs - 40 Yard: 4.35s - 3 Cone: 6.85 - Vertical: 38 inches - Broad Jump: 10.8 feet - Pro Agility: 4.13 - Bench Press: 23 reps
  14. Essray TaliaferroWashington, dc Essray is a very promising running back and a recent graduate from Marshall U who has a great vision, powerful lower body, strong downhill runner, is excellent receiver and is an out-standing blocker who can create yards after contact and is complete back, in fact he is the speedier version of Alfred Morris and has the catching abilities of Darren Sproles. During his 2013 season he played every game for “the Herd” and worked with a team that went a nice 10-4 and won its bowl game in the Military Bowl against Maryland.  Essay was the scoring TD that put Marshall on top against Maryland and help keep them there for this great win for the Herd. In his Senior season he rushed for a very respectable 1,140 yards at a good 5.4 yards per carry and 11 TDs. Furthermore, Essray was selected for the Honorable Mention All-Conference USA for the 2013 college football season by the league coaches. Running back Watch Him Play by simply clicking on the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rINdKKm_10w Height: 5’9’’ - Weight: 184lbs - 40 Yard: 4.62s - 20 Yard: 2.64 - 10 Yards: 1.57 - 3 Cone: 7.13s - Vertical: 37.5 inches - 20 Yard Shuttle: 4.23 - Broad Jump: 10’02” feet - Bench Press: 21 reps
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