Freeny is going to be a OLB for us
Grigsby is a very fast running back who has injury and fumbling problems.
Chisolm was a walk on at USC (Unv of South Carolina) Best known who losing both parents to cancer within a year. Was hurt at the end of their season.
Brackett is interesting. Started as a QB, went to WR and grew into being a TE.
Van Camp is from Florida Atlantic.
http://blogs.sun-sentinel.com/sports_football_dolp hins/2011/07/miami-dolphins-set-to-add-about-a-doz en-undrafted-rookies.html
Miami Dolphins set to add about a dozen undrafted rookies
by: Omar Kelly July 26th, 2011 | 2:19 AM Everyone knows Miami Dolphins general manager
Jeff Ireland likes to gather his acorns.
Ireland takes pride in finding hidden gems like
Dan Carpenter,
Davone Bess,
Marlon Moore and
Robert Wallace, investing significantly in these undrafted rookies.
It appears he’s found a new crop of acorns because the Dolphins are set to sign “about 11″ undrafted rookie free agents on Tuesday morning a source said.
The Dolphins have 23 vacant roster spots considering teams will carry 90 players into training camp, which for the Dolphins should open on Thursday. Players have been told to report to the facility on Wednesday, and some of the offensive players will be there on Tuesday to sit down with
Brian Daboll.
All the names of the undrafted rookie free agents haven’t been revealed YET, but we do have some, and one of them happens to be a local quarterback.
Word on the street is Florida Atlantic’s Jeff Van Camp is set to sign with the Dolphins as the team’s fourth arm. The Dolphins were aggressive in their pursuit of a rookie quarterback, but settled on Van Camp, who is 6-5, 218 pounds and uses a sidearm delivery that features a elongated release.
Van Camp is viewed as a raw developmental project who has a better arm than his former FAU teammate, Rusty Smith, whom the Titans selected in the sixth-round of the 2010 draft.
The Dolphins already have
Chad Henne and
Tom Brandstater in the fold, and plan to add a veteran via trade or free agency in the coming days. So that means Van Camp is realistically competing for a practice squad spot unless he shines.
I’ve confirmed the Dolphins will also add Arizona tailback Nic Grigsby, Penn State TE Brett Brackett, and South Carolina offensive guard Garrett Chisolm to the training camp roster.
San Diego State cornerback Jose Perez, who is 5-foot-11, 183 pounds and runs a 4.46 in the 40-yard dash, is also in the mix.
Grigsby has decent size, a respectable body of work, and his a homerun hitter.
Brackett is a 6-foot-5, 248-pounder who is a supposedly a workout warrior. He had a strong Pro Day with times of 4.53 and 4.61 seconds in the 40-yard dash and a 34 1/2 inch vertical leap. He also registered a 9-10 broad jump, 22 repetitions of 225 pounds in the bench press, a 4.14 short shuttle, a 6.72 three-cone drill and an 11.27 60-yard shuttle.
Chisolm, who is 6-foot-5, 312 pounds, can pull, trap and lead in space. He was a highly rated draft prospect, but his stock plummeted because he blew out his knee at the end of his senior season.
If Chisolm doesn’t pass a physical he might not sign, or he could sign and begin the year on the physically-unable-to-perform list.