Rodney Wright WR/PR/KR 5'9" 180 lbs. San Francisco Forty Niners Practice Squad Dec. 2009 Kansas City Chiefs Training camp Practice Squad Sept. 2009 San Jose Saber Cats #17 2007-08 Buffalo Bills 2002-03 Fresno State #17 1998-2001
MARLON MOORE/WR/KR/PR- Miami Dolphins #14
Height 6-0 / Weight: 190 Miami Dolphins #14
-Preseason Game 1 Miami vs. Tampa Bay (2 rec. 44 yards) Game 2 Miami
vs. Jacksonville (Third quarter 2 rec. 32 yds)
All
Career Statistics
Fresno State
#5
Honors:
· 2009
led team in punt returns for an average of 15.8
· 2009
317 receiving yards · 2009
Best Games WR: Reno and San Jose State, Best games as PR/KR New Mexico State
and Illinois ·
Same
style receiver as Bulldog record setting and NFL standout Bernard Berrian
· 2008
honors candidate; 3.0 GPA
· 2008
finished the season tying a career high with nine receptions against No. 8
Boise State and had over 1,000 career receiving yards · 2008
20 receptions for 233 yard · 2008
averaged 14.5 yards per punt return · 2008
one of three Bulldogs with a punt return for a TD · 2008
scored on a 63 yard punt return in the Rose Bowl against UCLA · 2007
Fresno State top receiver led the team in receiving and touchdown catches
· 2007
considered one of the WAC best receivers · 2007
career high nine receptions for 134 yards two TD against Kansas State
· 2007
in final three games he averaged seven receptions and 107 receiving yards per
game · 2007
had 48 receptions for 694 yards and five touchdowns · 2007
had seven receptions for 80 yards against Georgia Tech. in the Roady’s
Humanitarian Bowl
· 2006
averaged a team-best 26.2 yards per catch on four receptions
· 2006
had a 75 yard touchdown reception against Hawaii
High School: 11 catches for 348 yards and four touchdowns on offense ...
on defense, he had 39 tackles ... scoring three times - once on an 18-yard
reception, another on an 80-yard catch and yet another on a 76-yard run ... had
three carries his last season for 107 yards, averaging over 35 yards per carry
... selected all-league in basketball as a junior
References: Pat Hill, Fresno State Head Coach; Cell 559-389-1833; Work
559-278-3015
John Baxter, USC Special Teams Coach; Cell: 559-213-2000
Keith Williams, Fresno State Receivers Coach Cell: 408-881-3586
MOSES HARRIS St. Louis Rams, April 2010, Released August 2010 FresnoState #3 Positions:
Safety, Nickel/Dime back, All
Special teams DOB:
July
29, 1987 Height
6-0 / Weight: 205
Weight Room 40 Time
L Test
Pro Shuttle
Bench
Squat
Cleans
4.51 6.56
4.04
325
415
325
Points of Difference: Durable, Intelligent, Versatile Coverage Skills, Plays Extremely Fast
Honors: · 3 Year
Starter (Never missed a game, Never been injured)
· 2009, 2008 2nd
Team All-WAC
· Campbell Award Finalist (Academic Heisman)
· Ranked among
the team tackle leaders for three straight years (202 career tackles)
· Started in
three bowl games, 2007 Humanitarian, 2008 & 2009 New Mexico Bowl
· A standout on
special teams who has blacked two kicks in his career
· Selected to
ESPN CoSIDA Academic All-District team 2007 and 2008 · Arthur Ashe
Sports Scholar Award Winner · Selected
Academic All-WAC in 2006-2009
· Graduate of
the Craig School of Business May 2009 (3.61)
· Entered MBA
program fall 2009 (Craig School of Business) · Nominated for
the Lowe’s Senior Class Award · Spent part of
the summer of 2008 studying International Business in Hong Kong
High School: Had 128 tackles as a linebacker for the Trojans ... had 91
solo tackles ... recorded two quarterback sacks ... had more than 10 tackles is
seven of 11 games ... a first-team all-league and second-team all-area
selection ... an outstanding athlete who also excelled in the track ... as a
junior, posted a 14.2 time in the 110 high hurdles, competed in the CIF state
meet posted a personal record of a 14.125 time... posted a season-high 18
tackles in a 49-14 win over Tracy ... led Lincoln High to an 8-4 record.
References: Pat Hill, Fresno State Head Coach; Cell 559-389-1833; Work
559-278-3015 John Baxter, USC Special Teams Coach; Cell: 559-213-2000
Randy Stewart, Fresno State Defensive Coordinate/Safeties Coach; Cell:
559-389-1920
Waylon Prather - Punter- Free Agent
Position: Punter College: San Jose State #15 Height: 6-3 Weight: 225
Points of Difference: Great athlete and work ethic, holder, throws well, expert at the Australian kick (ball dies when it hits the grass)
Professional Experience: Signed with Arizona Cardinals Jan 2009, released June 2009 Signed with the New Orleans Saints April 27, 2008 Released August 2008 Signed to the New York Jets Practice Squad Sept. 17, 2008 Released September 2008
Waylon Prather, #4 played in the following New Orleans
Saints pre-season games. He was the punter and holder in the second half for the
following games:
Saints at Cardinals Aug. 7th - 1 punt for 50 yards, 53 net yards Saints vs. Houston Aug. 16th - 2 punts for 109 yards, 90 net yards, long: 60 yards Saints at Bengals Aug. 23rd - Saints didn't punt in the second half; Waylon held for the kicker
YEAR
NO
YDS
AVG
LONG
FC
I 20
2003
Redshirt
2004
44
1618
36.8
59
3
10
2005
74
2908
39.3
58
11
27
2006
63
2771
44.0
72
5
19
2007
62
2450
39.5
62
14
24
CAREER
243
9747
40.1
72
33
80
Honors: School Record Holder for Career Punting Yardage with 9,747 yards 2007: Pre-Season All-American and All-WAC; Ray Guy Award Watch List; Team Captain (voted by teammates); Spartan Club Award Winner 2006: 1st Team All-WAC Punter; Spartan Club Award Winner; 2-time WAC Special Teams Player of the Week 2005: WAC Special Teams Player of the Week
Personal: Lettered in football, golf, basketball and baseball at San Lorenzo Valley High School. As a senior was an all-league TE, Punter and Kicker; was also an All-Central Coast Section TE. Played TE, Punter, Kicker, Outside Linebacker, Back-up QB as a junior and senior; 3-way starter junior and senior years; League Champs all 4 years; 21 varsity touchdowns; Special Teams Player of the Year and Receiver of the Year; League record for most PAT’s in a season with 53. Was also All-League and All-County in baseball (short stop). 2003 San Lorenzo Valley High School Male Athlete of the Year. 2003 Santa Cruz County Athlete of the Year.
Steve Spach - TE/FB
Position: Tight End, Fullback, Special Teams, Long Snapper Team: Arizona Cardinals #83 Height: 6-4 Weight: 250
Points of Difference: Tough, Strong, Physical, and Versatile player, Intelligent, Big Hands Positions: Tight End, Fullback, H back, Long Snapper, Special Teams
NFL Experience: October 2008- present Arizona Cardinals #83
Dec 2007 - Sept 2008: New England Patriots #82 Patriots vs. Jets 12/16/07 Patriots vs. Miami 12/23/07 Patriots at Giants 12/29/07 Pre-season: Patriots vs. Baltimore 8/7/08 Pre-season: Patriots at Tampa Bay 8/17/08 Pre-season: Patriots vs. Eagles 8/22/08 Pre-season: Patriots at Giants 8/28/08 Patriots vs. Chiefs 9/7/08 Patriots at Jefts 9/14/08
Jan 2007 – August 2007: Minnesota Vikings #84 Vikings vs. Cowboys 8/30/07 – Played the entire game Vikings at Jets 8/17/07 – Played the second half
April 2005 - September 2006: Philadelphia Eagles #41 Eagles at Redskins Week 9 2005 – Started at TE and played most of the game Signed by the Eagles in April of 2005 – Active Roster entire season West Coast Offense Played Fullback, Tight End, Special Teams in 13 games
Year
Team
G
Rec
Yds
Y/G
Avg
Lng
YAC
1st D
Rush
Fum
2005
PE
13
7
42
3.2
6.0
8
2.6
1
0
0
Fresno State: Recreation Management Degree in Spring 2005 West Coast Offense (2004) Played tight end, fullback, kick off return, punt team starting right tackle, kick off return, field goal ½ tight end, ½ right wing, hands team, back up long snapper (2003) Tight end, fullback, kick off return wedge, back up punt team guard, field goal team tight end, hands team, back up long snapper (2002) Fullback, tight end, kick off return wedge, back up punt team guard, field goal team tight end, hands team (2001) Tight end, fullback, kick off return wedge, back up punt team guard, field goal team tight end, hands team, recovered an onside kick against Tulsa (2000) Redshirt
Year
G
Rec
Yds
Avg
TD
Long
2004
12
6
75
12.5
2
37
2003
12
13
127
9.8
0
31
2002
14
11
77
7.0
3
13
2001
13
9
102
11.3
2
23
Honors: Academic All WAC 2001, 2002, 2003; Honorable Mention All WAC 2003, 2004; Coaches Award 2004; Shrine game 2005
Personal: Clovis High School, lettered in football and basketball, Born July 18, 1982, eighth in family of 11 children
Clint Stitser - Kicker- Seattle Seahawks #3 August 2010
Position: Kicker Fresno State #39 Height: 6-1 Weight: 200
Strengths: Very powerful leg and extraordinary work ethic
College Experience: MBA - May 2008 BS Degree in Business Administration/Finance – May 2007
Year
FGM-A
PCT
1-19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50+
Long
Blkd
PAT
2004
0-0
.000
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
n/a
0
5-5
2005
10-12
.833
0-0
6-6
2-3
2-2
0-1
44
0
29-30
2006
11-16
.688
0-0
4-5
6-6
1-4
0-1
43
0
31-33
2007
16-24
.667
0-0
6-7
2-3
7-11
1-3
52
1
47-49
Totals
37-52
.712
0-0
16-18
10-12
10-17
1-5
52
1
112-117
Year
No.
Avg
TB
OB
2005
47
63.0
14
1
2006
56
64.3
21
2
2007
78
66.7
12
3
Totals
181
64.99
47
6
***Differences from NCAA statistics are a result of actual yardage being recorded when ball travels past the goal line vs yardage to goal line
Honors: • Humanitarian Award Winner at the 2007 Humanitarian Bowl • All record lifts for kickers at Fresno State (Hang Clean 160 kgs (352 lbs), Power Clean 155 kgs (341 lbs), Squat 500 lbs, and Bench Press 395 lbs) • Four-time attendee to the Kiwanis Torch of Excellence Dinner • High School First Team All American, All State, and All Region Kicker (02 and 03) • 2005 Lou Groza Award Semifinalist • 2006 ESPN’s Top Ten Workout Freaks of College Football (#6) • 2006 Preseason Lou Groza Award Watchlist • 2005, 2006, and 2007 First Team ESPN the Magazine All-District 8 academics • 2005, 2006, 2007 Academic All WAC • Dean’s Medalist for the Craig School of Business graduating class of 2007 • President’s and Dean’s List for nine consecutive semesters • Fresno State’s “Top Dog” in the weight room & in the classroom (‘03, ‘04, ‘05 &‘06)
Personal: Earned business degree in 4 years with a perfect 4.0 GPA and is enrolled in a master’s program; was a first-team high school All-American; a two-time All-State kicker at McQueen High School; kicked 14 field goals as a junior, four for 50 or more yards with a long field goal of 57 yards in a State Semi-Championship game; selected to the Dick Butkus Football Network Preseason All-America Team