Every NFL Team's Best Undrafted Free Agent in Camp This YearBy Kristopher Knox , Featured Columnist Jul 28, 2014 
Not every future NFL star hails from the early rounds of the draft. In fact, some of the league's best and brightest are not drafted at all.While it is nearly impossible to predict exactly which rookies will one day become premier players, we can make an educated guess about which ones are currently on the right track. Over the next 32 pages, we will focus on the undrafted rookies who are turning heads around the league.We will include one undrafted free agent for each franchise based on the latest reports and rumors coming out of offseason workouts and training camps. Teams are listed by division in alphabetical order.
Atlanta Falcons: WR Bernard ReedyThe Atlanta Falcons already have an impressive group of receivers that includes the likes of Julio Jones, Roddy White and Harry Douglas.However, undrafted receiver Bernard Reedy may have a chance to stick with the group, thanks to his ability. The former Toledo standout racked up 840 yards and eight touchdowns in 2013 and returned 40 combined kicks for a total of 767 return yards.According to ESPN's Vaugh McClure, Reedy has been extremely impressive during workouts: "His explosive cuts and nifty deep-ball catches impressed Falcons coaches and left some teammates in awe. His 4.39 speed in the 40 was clearly evident." 
Carolina Panthers: RB Darrin ReavesAccording to Mike Huguenin of NFL.com, UAB running back Darrin Reaves first made the decision to turn pro after receiving a fourth-round grade from the NFL Draft Advisory Board.However, he was not drafted and wound up with the Carolina Panthers as a free agent.Though the Panthers already have Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams on the roster, Reaves could land a reserve role with the team.With fellow rookie back Tyler Gaffney lost for the season, Reaves should have a better chance to stick. He rushed for 2,337 yards in his collegiate career.
New Orleans Saints: WR Brandon ColemanDespite being projected as a third- or fourth-round selection, former Rutgers wide receiver Brandon Coleman did not hear his name called during the 2014 draft.He could wind up being a steal for the New Orleans Saints, who signed Coleman as an undrafted free agent.The 6'6", 225-pound pass-catcher produced 1,256 yards and 14 touchdowns over the past two seasons at Rutgers. According to WWL-TV reporter Lyons Yellin, he has been working with the second-team offense in training camp.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: LB Nate AskewThough he was making the transition from wide receiver to linebacker last season, Texas A&M's Nate Askew managed to make enough plays to stand out from the crowd. While he wasn't drafted, Askew found his way to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a free agent and will compete to earn a roster spot as a depth player.Though he is still learning the position, Askew caught the attention of his new head coach early on in the offseason. "For Nate, you notice him. Big, strong, fast, but he's green," coach Lovie Smith said, via Greg Auman of the Tampa Bay Times.According to Auman, Askew could stick on the roster if the Buccaneers decide to carry at least six linebackers into the season. He would likely perform on special teams while continuing to adjust to life as an NFL linebacker.For every team.......link.
