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In what I would consider pretty stunning news this morning, MSU Tight End Marcus Green has been granted a 6th year of eligibility by the NCAA. Green makes a pretty deep group of TE's even deeper for State, and will most likely compete with Malcom Johnson for the starting position this fall. ETA: Brad Locke's article states that Green met the requirements of a medical hardship after the 2010 season, but was told he could not apply for it until his eligibility was exhausted after the 2011 season. Makes more sense now, at least in my opinion.

Pat Yasinskas, who has been doing a fantastic job on the NFC South blog covering the Panthers in the last few months (perhaps because there has been some positive news to cover lately!), writes an interesting blog post about Greg Olsen's hands and his potential role on the team. I have to say, having followed Olsen since his high school days at Wayne Hills, I was overjoyed with this trade, as well as the move for Hartsock. He is exactly the kind of safety outlet Cam Newton needs in his early development stage, and he will help free up our receivers on the outside as well.

via RookieDraft.com With the lockout nearing an end, each NFL Team’s first order of business will be to sign the undrafted free agents they have targeted and begin filling out the rest of their roster before a frenzied period of veteran free agency. Tight Ends 3. Cameron Graham-TE-Louisville: Graham is an up and coming player who came to Louisville by way of El Camino Community College and while he’s still a bit of a raw prospect, he is a very physical player that has great after the catch ability. Look for him to make a roster because of his consistently reliable hands and smarts finding the open spaces in coverage.