Ranz kyle biography 2013 nfl draft
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Who Are the 49ers 5 Undrafted WR Signings?
The staff here at 49ers.com has written at length about the team's 2015 draft class.
But what do we know about the players who the San Francisco 49ers signed as undrafted free agents?
The first thing that jumped out is that the club brought in five additional wide receivers.
The 49ers drafted a wideout in the fourth round, DeAndre Smelter, but he is recovering from an ACL tear and may or may not play as a rookie. So it makes sense that the team added to its depth at the position.
To learn more about the five new wideouts (DeAndrew White, Dres Anderson, Issac Blakeney, DiAndre Campbell and Darius Davis), we created a brief introductory bio for each player.
2014 stats: 40 receptions, 504 yards and four touchdowns.
Scouting report: "He is quick enough and athletic enough to find the open spaces and make yards after the catch. While his injury history could very well be a draft deterrent, White's talent should get him a look and give him a shot to make a team. He might have to return kicks to prove his worth early on." – NFL.com
Notes: Playing opposite of fourth overall pick Amari Cooper, White didn't garner quite the same notoriety for the Crimson Tide. His collegiate career was also hurt by injuries, most
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Kwentong Kapuso: Time to become American
“I’m sorry. But based upon current U.S. immigration law, there really is nothing that I – or anyone else – can do for you at this time. I know that you and your family did not come to me today expecting or wanting to hear this news. And, I hate to give this advice. I truly sympathize with you and your dire situation. But I believe that if you continue to wait patiently, someday this country will change its laws to help you and your family live without fear and treat you with respect as proud Americans.”
Too often over the past 12 years, I have had to deliver this unfortunate truth to hundreds – if not thousands – of people, many of them Filipino, seeking my legal advice. Finally, the change in U.S. immigration law that, at times, seemed so far away may arrive soon. I could not be more excited and happy for all those “Americans” waiting to be legalized.
At 5:30 a.m., on Wednesday, April 10, 2013, I boarded a bus from Chinatown in Manhattan for a day-long trip to Washington D.C. to participate in the National Rally for Immigration Law Reform on the West Lawn of Capitol Hill. Along with other Filipinos and many other Asian Pacific Americans supporting this cause from New York Cit