This is why it’s so important to contribute on special teams in college. I think Farrow makes the roster and Adrian starts the season on practice squad, eventually getting called up during the season.
It’s gratifying to see all of our team captains from last year - Roberts, Farrow, McDonald, and Cooper - all get opportunities to make NFL teams. What a great group of leaders who helped build the foundation and culture for our program. Our 2016 team captains will have some mighty big shoes to fill.
I really hope we get to watch everyone one of them, along with Jackson and Ayers, play on Sundays.
San Diego Bolt Report on Farrow and McDonald. They talked to Yancy McKnight about the two and mentioned how they could fit in on the roster. (One issue, the author starts mixing up McKnight and McDonald about halfway through):
in 1990 we had Andre Ware, Ed Thomas, Lamar Lathon, Alton Montgomery, Joey Banes, Craig Veasey, and Alfred Oglesby play in the NFL for the first time. Easily one of the saltiest graduating senior classes in U of H history.
I need to get more historical-- In 1971 we had Earl Thomas, L. D. Rowden, Carlos Bell, Charlie Hall, Charlie Ford, and Elmo Wright make rosters. I might even like this group more than the 1990 group.
Chargers rookie angles for ball, job
Undrafted safety Adrian McDonald, a former prep quarterback in Oklahoma, compiled a school-record 17 interceptions with the University of Houston
Surprised he went undrafted, the Chargers signed McDonald in late April. The Baltimore Ravens also conveyed interest before he chose San Diego.
The rookie, who described Chargers strong safety Jahleel Addae as a mentor, made several good plays in spring camp.
“He’s always around the football,” said free safety Dwight Lowery, the projected starter. “He’s always running to the football. Disguises very well on defense. Taking advantage of opportunities.”