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Rookie chart, Part III

Email|Link|Comments (5) Posted by Mike Reiss, Globe Staff July 14, 2009 06:50 PM

Here is a look at the updated chart, with the plan to keep updating it as draft picks come to terms:

DRAFT PICK	AGENT	AGENT FACT	CONTRACT
2a) S Patrick Chung	Ken Landphere & Doug Hendrickson	Based in Walnut Creek, Calif., Octagon Sports firm also represents Patriots Ryan O'Callaghan (OL) & Alex Smith (TE)	Unsigned
2b) NT Ron Brace	Andy Sims & Nate Haber	Up-and-coming PlayersRep Sports Management firm also represents UConn's Cody Brown	Unsigned
2c) CB Darius Butler	Drew Rosenhaus	Rosenhaus Sports also represents Patriots Fred Taylor (RB) and Chris Hanson (P)	Agreed to 4-year deal July 10
2d) OL Sebastian Vollmer	Leonard Roth	Roth founded Professional Advisory Services, based in Houston, and represents players in addition to his role as a tax attorney	Unsigned
3a) WR Brandon Tate	Joel Segal & Greg Barnett	Former Patriots QB Rohan Davey among the many clients of BEST Sports	Unsigned
3b) LB Tyrone McKenzie	Sean Kiernan & Mitch Frankel	Impact Sports firm also represents Patriots LB Jerod Mayo; Although McKenzie is injured, his negotiation shouldn't be affected	Unsigned
4) OL Rich Ohrnberger	Joe Linta & Thomas Kleine	JL Sports firm, which also represents Patriots OL Russ Hochstein, has a history of signing rookies early	Signed 4-year deal June 16
5) OL George Bussey	Cary Fabrikant	RRA Goal Line Management firm also represents coaches Mike Tomlin and Raheem Morris	Unsigned
6a) LS Jake Ingram	Wynn Silberman & Ryan Morgan	MAG company represents athletes in a variety of sports, including volleyball; RB Chris Brown a notable NFL client	Unsigned
6b) DL Myron Pryor	Rodney Edwards & Brian Levy	Same firm which represents fifth-round pick George Bussey; represented former Patriots DE Bobby Hamilton	Agreed to 4-year deal July 14
7a) WR Julian Edelman	Carter Chow	Firm of Yee & Dubin Sports also represents QB Tom Brady	Unsigned
7b) DL Darryl Richard	Karim Lawrence & Len Rowe	Agents have past experience with Patriots from representing Johnathan Sullivan; also represented RB Ron Dayne	Unsigned

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5 comments so far...

I would think that the parameters for signing Brace could be derived from the Butler
signing. Also, the agency for Bussey is the same as for Pryor which should help the negotiations. Any word if any other signings are imminent?

Posted by Jim Keddy July 14, 09 07:39 PM

Mike nothing to do with this post but what is your thoughts of the NFL story of the year the Air Mcnair murder suicide while you were off the clock the last 2 weeks. I read the Tennesean site daily durring the last 2 weeks and they made NcNair a football legend there yet didn't the Titans organization lock him out the last year of his contract there? What was the reason they did that to him ? My only recolection of him playing the Pats was either a missed or errent pass to either Mason or Bennett that stopped a drive at the end of the freezing playoff game at Foxboro . After they lost the game the Titans cried like babies that the lesser team won that Arctic night. I read Tom sent his condolances to his family but no other Pats responses beside Floyd Reeses statement.

Posted by billw July 15, 09 12:03 AM

I am looking forward to seeing Patrick Chung play. I know its hard to get on the field there rookie season especially in a 3-4 defense . I believe Butler will see playing time on dime situations and will be there starter in 2010.

Posted by Steelersfan July 15, 09 12:19 PM

Hey Mike, any chance that in the Contracts column you can announce the total value of the deals signed? It'd be nice to see the difference between a 4-year second round deal vs. a fourth round deal.

Posted by Jess July 15, 09 07:07 PM

Hi Jim. Other signings are close. Things seem to be picking up. ...Jess, I think that's a great idea. I'm going to wait until the contracts are officially filed because sometimes the numbers initially reported are inflated.
--Mike

Posted by Mike Reiss July 15, 09 09:10 PM

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