Undrafted free agents: Dion Bailey, S; Deion Barnes, LB; Jeff Cumberland, TE; Leger Douzable, DE; Damon Harrison, NT; Julian Howsare, FB/LB; Taiwan Jones, LB; Jamari Lattimore, LB; Josh Martin, LB; Ronald Martin, S; Rontez Miles, S; Lawrence Okoye, OT; Chris Owusu, WR; Tanner Purdum, LS; Ryan Quigley, P; Brent Qvale, OL; Wes Saxton, TE; Kevin Short, CB; Julian Stanford, LB; Zach Sudfeld, TE; Kenbrell Thompkins; WR; Darrin Walls, CB; Marcus Williams, CB
Starts: Damon Harrison (12), Jeff Cumberland (6), Marcus Williams (3), Leger Douzable (2), Chris Owusu (2), Rontez Miles (1), Dion Bailey (1), Brent Qvale (1), Kenbrell Thompkins (1)
Highlights: Damon Harrison is the cream of this crop -- no question. Signed out of William Penn, an NAIA school in Iowa, Harrison developed quickly and became a starter in his second season (2013). He hasn't lost the job and has emerged as one of the best run-stuffing interior linemen in the league. Nicknamed "Big Snacks," Harrison is enjoying his best season and should fare nicely in his first crack at unrestricted free agency -- if he hits the open market. The Jets will make a bid to keep him. ... Williams, signed out of North Dakota State by the Houston Texans, also has a bright future. He leads the team with five interceptions, despite having played only 240 defensive snaps. Right now, he is the No. 4 corner, but he could move into a more prominent role next season, depending on Antonio Cromartie, who could be a cap casualty. Williams doesn't have blazing speed, but he is smart and instinctive and has become a favorite of the new coaching staff. ... Cumberland began the season as a three-year starter, but his playing time has slowly decreased. He played only two offensive snaps in last week's win. ... Douzable and Miles are useful backups. Miles made the biggest defensive play last week by intercepting Eli Manning at the goal line to spark a come-from-behind win over the New York Giants.
