Last week, I gave the names of 15 lesser-known players who helped their chances in the draft by putting in impressive workouts at their pro day. That list included potential second-day picks like Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd, Montana linebacker Brock Coyle and SMU quarterback Garrett Gilbert.
The 15 players listed below probably aren't in that class. They're likely to be free agents, but they nonetheless put in a lot of hard work after the season and got noticed by teams who watched their pro day workout.
As I mentioned last week, there were 49 undrafted free agents who made the 53-man roster heading into the 2013 season. The players below might not hear their name called at the draft, but that doesn't mean they won't make it onto a roster, and their pro days certainly helped their cause.
Kenneth Acker, DB, SMU
Denicos Allen, LB, Michigan State
Lonnie Ballentine, FS, Memphis
Zach Bauman, RB, Northern Arizona
Glenn Carson, LB, Penn State
Ryan Eppes, RB, South Florida
Greg Hardin, WR, North Dakota
Torin Harris, DB, USC
Micah Hatfield, WR, Oregon State
Aaron Hill, LB, Minnesota
Ryan Jones, LB, Montana Tech
Andrew Norwell, OL, Ohio State
Zach Orr, LB, North Texas
Tyler Russell, QB, Mississippi State
Marcus Williams, CB, North Dakota State
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