Lots of talent that didn\u2019t hear their name called on draft weekend. A few UDFAs I expect to push for the 53 this summer:<\/p>\n
\u2022 LB Shaun Dolac – Rams
\u2022 DB Jabbar Muhammad – Jags
\u2022 WR Xavier Restrepo – Titans
\u2022 TE Jake Briningstool – Chiefs
\u2022 ED Jared Ivey – Seahawks
\u2022 OT Hollin\u2026<\/p>\n
\u2014 Ryan Fowler (@_RyanFowler_) May 6, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n The Seattle Seahawks<\/a> made waves in undrafted free agency following the 2025 NFL draft<\/a>, adding a bunch of high-upside prospects to the offseason 90-man roster. One of the more well-known additions was former Ole Miss<\/a> defensive linemen Jared Ivey<\/a>. The Draft Network’s Ryan Fowler sees Ivey competing for a final roster spot in Seattle this offseason.<\/p>\n Ivey recorded 42 tackles (11 for loss) and seven sacks for the Rebels this past season en route to All-SEC honors. Ivey was extremely versatile, playing multiple positions across the defensive line. He filled spots at 4i, 6i, and five-technique. Mike Macdonald will appreciate that flexibility.<\/p>\n Ivey likely went undrafted because he tested poorly throughout the pre-draft process. The Suwanee, Georgia native ran a 5.15 40-yard dash, and leaped a 30.5 inch vertical and 9-foot-5 broad jump. Those were historically poor results, according to Relative Athletic Score<\/a> (RAS).<\/p>\n Testing numbers don’t determine next-level success. It’s understandable why teams are concerned with Ivey’s athletic profile, leading to him going undrafted. But the tape reveals a competitive, versatile, productive player. Ivey will possess an opportunity to impress at Seahawks training camp while making a valiant push to make the roster in a deep defensive line room.<\/p>\n