Supplemental Prospect DT Ra’Zahn Howard Is “Undraftable” After “Unimpressive” Workout

Jason Cole of B/R reports that supplemental draft prospect DT Ra’Zahn Howard was “unimpressive” in his June 8 workout.

One GM tells Cole that Howard was “out of shape” and “undraftable.”

This is interesting, considering that previously reported that of the six eligible players for this year’s Supplemental Draft, Howard is likely the only player in position to be drafted, somewhere between rounds 5-7.

According to Kristian Dyer of GiantsWire.com, the Giants attended Howard’s Pro Day on Friday of last week.

The other eligible players in this year’s Supplement Draft include: Sam Houston State RB Jalen Overstreet, Ole Miss CB Tee Shepard, Virginia Tech LS Eddie D’Antuono, University of Calgary WR Rashaun Simonise and Concordia DE Cameron Walton.

Howard played three seasons at Purdue, but elected to enter the 2016 supplemental draft due to academic reasons, according to Adam Schefter.

Reports from a month ago mentioned that Howard was planning to transfer from Purdue, but it’s clear that he plans to focus on a pro career, via the Supplemental Draft.

Last year, the Rams elected to use a fifth-round pick on OT Isaiah Battle, which was the first time a player had been taken since the Browns drafted WR Josh Gordon back in 2012.

During his college career, Howard recorded 47 tackles, 3.5 tackles for a loss including three sacks, a fumble recovery and four pass defenses.