CAL FOOTBALL RELEASE
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
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Golden Bears Look To Continue Long Run Of Success At Event
NFL Draft This Thursday-Saturday, April 27-29
PHILADELPHIA – The 2017 NFL Draft is scheduled to take place along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia
this Thursday-Saturday, April 27-29. Thursday’s first round is slated to begin at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT, while Friday will feature the
second and third rounds starting at 7 pm ET/4 pm PT. Saturday’s rounds four through seven get underway at Noon ET/9 am
PT.
The NFL Network, ESPN and ESPN Deportes are among the many media outlets covering the NFL Draft and will televise
the event live, while online streaming will be available via NFL.com/NFL Now and WatchESPN. Fans can also listen live on
SiriusXM, Westwood One, TuneIn, ESPN Deportes and ESPN Radio.
The Cal trio of wide receiver Chad Hansen, long snapper Bradley Northnagel and quarterback Davis Webb were among
the nation’s top draft prospects to attend the NFL Combine in late February and early March.
All three also attended Cal’s Pro Day last month along with another group of former draft-eligible players who completed
their collegiate eligibility at Cal in 2016 that included safety Damariay Drew, offensive lineman Steven Moore, running
back/returner Khalfani Muhammad, defensive end DeVante Wilson and wide receiver Patrick Worstell.
Extensive coverage of all former Cal football players selected in the 2017 NFL Draft and players that sign undrafted free
agent contracts following the draft will be provided via the Cal Athletics online and social media outlets listed below.
2017 CAL FOOTBALL NFL DRAFT COVERAGE
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Twitter: @CalRecruiting, @CalFootball, @CalAthletics
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Instagram: Cal_Football, CalAthletics
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Facebook: CalAthletics
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Snapchat: CalAthletics, CalFootball
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Web: CalBears.com
Fans can join in the conversation on social media using the hashtags #GoBears, #NFLDraft and #ProBears
MEDIA ADVISORY
Please note that all former Cal football student-athletes selected in the 2017 NFL Draft are scheduled to be available on a
media teleconference coordinated by the Cal Athletic Communications office soon after the players’ selection (typically
between 30 minutes and three hours). The exact time of each media teleconference call will be sent via email to the Cal
football media email list once a time is confirmed. The call will normally take place very shortly after the email is sent.
Call In Number: (646) 558-8656
Conference ID: 6387784394
Cal Football NFL Draft Notes
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Cal has had 27 first-round NFL Draft picks and 231 selections overall since the draft began in 1936.
The four Cal players selected in the 2016 NFL Draft – quarterback Jared Goff (Los Angeles Rams, first round, No. 1
overall), wide receiver Trevor Davis (Green Bay Packers, fifth round, No. 163 overall), running back Daniel Lasco (New
Orleans Saints, seventh round, No. 237 overall) and wide receiver Kenny Lawler (Seattle Seahawks, seventh round, No.
243 overall) – were the most since four Golden Bears were also chosen in 2013.
Cal has had two No. 1 overall selections in the draft in quarterbacks Goff and Steve Bartkowski 1975, Atlanta Falcons).
Cal’s six quarterbacks taken in the first round of the NFL Draft is tied for the third-most by any college football program
behind only Notre Dame (9) and USC (8) while equaling Stanford (6). Cal’s list includes Craig Morton (1965 – No. 6,
Dallas Cowboys), Bartkowski, Rich Campbell (1981 – No. 6, Green Bay Packers), Kyle Boller (2003 – No. 19, Baltimore
Ravens), Aaron Rodgers (2005 – No. 24, Green Bay Packers) and Goff.
The selections of Trevor Davis and Kenny Lawler in the 2016 NFL Draft mark only the second time in school history that
two Cal wide receivers have been selected in the same NFL Draft with the only other occasion in 2008 when DeSean
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Jackson and Lavelle Hawkins were taken in the second and fourth rounds by the Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee
Titans, respectively.
Prior to Jared Goff’s 2016 selection the most recent first-round NFL Draft pick from Cal was Cameron Jordan when he
was taken in the first round with No. 24 overall selection by the New Orleans Saints.
Goff and Jordan are among five first-round NFL Draft picks currently active in the league with the others Aaron Rodgers
(2005 – No. 24, Green Bay Packers), Alex Mack (2009 – No. 21, Cleveland Browns) and Tyson Alualu (2010 – No. 10,
Jacksonville Jaguars). Mack (Atlanta Falcons) and Alualu (Pittsburgh Steelers) are currently on teams that they were not
drafted by.
Cal had strings of at least one player selected in the NFL Draft for 28 consecutive years (1987-2014), one in the top three
rounds for eight years (2007-14) and two in the first four rounds for five years (2010-14) before those streaks were
snapped when no Cal player was selected in 2015.
The most Cal players selected in a single draft were the 10 chosen in 1952, while Cal's six players picked in the 1977,
2008 and 2012 NFL Drafts tie for the second-most in school history.
Cal Football NFL Draft Year-By-Year Selections (231)
Year
2016
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
Round
1
5
7
7
3
4
3
4
5
7
2
2
3
5
7
7
1
2
3
6
1
1
7
1
7
7
2
3
3
4
6
7
1
3
3
6
5
6
7
1
2
4
4
6
5
7
1
1
Overall Pick
1
163
237
243
98
126
76
107
145
247
37
46
70
166
216
219
24
56
93
189
10
30
225
21
235
248
49
85
98
126
184
233
12
85
95
192
136
201
248
24
44
118
135
212
151
208
19
31
Name
Jared Goff
Trevor Davis
Daniel Lasco
Kenny Lawler
Richard Rodgers
Khairi Fortt
Keenan Allen
Brian Schwenke
Steve Williams
Marc Anthony
Mitchell Schwartz
Mychal Kendricks
Bryan Anger
Marvin Jones
D.J. Campbell
Trevor Guyton
Cameron Jordan
Shane Vereen
Chris Conte
Mike Mohamed
Tyson Alualu
Jahvid Best
Syd’Quan Thompson
Alex Mack
Zack Follett
Cameron Morrah
DeSean Jackson
Craig Stevens
Thomas DeCoud
Lavelle Hawkins
Mike Gibson
Justin Forsett
Marshawn Lynch
Brandon Mebane
Dante Hughes
Desmond Bishop
Ryan O’Callaghan
Marvin Phillip
Aaron Merz
Aaron Rodgers
J.J. Arrington
Chase Lyman
Matt Giordano
Ryan Riddle
Mark Wilson
Adimchinobe Echemandu
Kyle Boller
Nnamdi Asomugha
Team
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
New Orleans Saints
Seattle Seahawks
Green Bay Packers
New Orleans Saints
San Diego Chargers
Tennessee Titans
San Diego Chargers
Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Jacksonville Jaguars
Cincinnati Bengals
Carolina Panthers
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans Saints
New England Patriots
Chicago Bears
Denver Broncos
Jacksonville Jaguars
Detroit Lions
Denver Broncos
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Seattle Seahawks
Philadelphia Eagles
Tennessee Titans
Atlanta Falcons
Tennessee Titans
Philadelphia Eagles
Seattle Seahawks
Buffalo Bills
Seattle Seahawks
Indianapolis Colts
Green Bay Packers
New England Patriots
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buffalo Bills
Green Bay Packers
Arizona Cardinals
New Orleans Saints
Indianapolis Colts
Oakland Raiders
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Ravens
Oakland Raiders
Position
QB
WR
RB
WR
TE
OLB
WR
C
CB
CB
T
LB
P
WR
FS
DT
DE
RB
DB
LB
DT
RB
DB
C
LB
TE
WR
TE
FS
WR
G
RB
RB
DT
CB
LB
T
C
G
QB
RB
WR
DB
LB
T
RB
QB
CB
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1985
1984
1983
1981
6
7
2
5
1
4
1
6
7
7
3
4
4
5
2
4
6
7
1
1
4
1
1
2
5
7
4
5
6
1
2
3
3
5
1
3
6
2
7
8
10
3
6
9
9
11
4
2
4
5
6
11
1
9
9
5
6
12
1
2
2
3
4
10
12
1
184
239
53
143
7
120
15
192
215
217
76
97
102
150
58
112
169
223
13
19
110
12
16
40
160
211
119
164
176
19
32
85
103
141
16
73
145
49
183
222
277
64
147
237
244
302
84
54
108
138
167
297
12
229
232
122
168
335
20
44
30
68
105
269
335
6
Scott Tercero
Tully Banta-Cain
Langston Walker
Scott Fujita
Andre Carter
Nick Harris
Deltha O'Neal
John Romero
Sekou Sanyika
Jeremiah Parker
Marquis Smith
John Welbourn
Dameane Douglas
John McLaughlin
Jeremy Newberry
Brandon Whiting
Bobby Shaw
Tarik Smith
Tony Gonzalez
Tarik Glenn
Pat Barnes
Regan Upshaw
Duane Clemons
Je’Rod Cherry
Iheanyi Uwaezukoe
Ben Lynch
Dave Barr
Jerrott Willard
Brian Thure
Todd Steussie
Eric Mahlum
Doug Brien
Eric Zomalt
Isaac Booth
Sean Dawkins
Russell White
Chidi Ahanotu
Troy Auzenne
David Wilson
Mike Pawlawski
Steve Gordon
James Richards
Rhett Hall
Anthony Wallace
Robbie Keen
Ernie Rogers
Troy Taylor
Dave Zawatson
Darryl Ingram
Natu Tuatagaloa
Steve Hendrickson
Joe Nelms
Ken Harvey
Scott Tabor
Brain Bedford
Hardy Nickerson
Doug Riesenberg
Ray Noble
David Lewis
Ron Rivera
Harvey Salem
Reggie Camp
Wes Howell
Tim Lucas
John Tuggle
Rich Campbell
St. Louis Rams
New England Patriots
Oakland Raiders
Kansas City Chiefs
San Francisco 49ers
Denver Broncos
Denver Broncos
Philadelphia Eagles
Arizona Cardinals
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Oakland Raiders
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
San Francisco 49ers
Philadelphia Eagles
Seattle Seahawks
Dallas Cowboys
Kansas City Chiefs
Indianapolis Colts
Kansas City Chiefs
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans Saints
San Francisco 49ers
Kansas City Chiefs
Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City Chiefs
Washington Redskins
Minnesota Vikings
Indianapolis Colts
San Francisco 49ers
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Indianapolis Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
New England Patriots
Dallas Cowboys
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
New Orleans Saints
Kansas City Chiefs
Miami Dolphins
New York Jets
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
Cincinnati Bengals
San Francisco 49ers
Chicago Bears
Phoenix Cardinals
Los Angeles Raiders
Dallas Cowboys
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Miami Dolphins
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Houston Oilers
Cleveland Browns
New York Jets
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
G
LB
T
OLB
DE
P
CB
LB
DE
DB
T
WR
LB
C
DT
WR
RB
TE
G
QB
DE
LB
DB
WR
C
QB
LB
T
T
G
K
DB
DB
WR
RB
DT
T
DB
QB
C
-DE
RB
K
G
QB
G
TE
DE
LB
-LB
P
WR
LB
T
DB
TE
LB
T
DE
TE
LB
RB
QB
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1962
1960
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
1953
10
11
2
5
7
9
4
9
6
8
8
12
1
2
5
5
11
12
1
4
16
1
9
11
12
12
3
8
9
1
7
12
15
16
2
4
15
17
16
8
5
8
1
8
13
11
13
19
8
18
26
2
6
4
28
4
12
16
19
8
14
23
1
3
17
19
273
288
52
122
185
243
109
228
165
206
212
317
15
33
115
139
297
332
3
100
434
1
228
281
289
290
77
192
231
2
159
296
386
398
39
95
390
418
415
197
68
121
5
106
173
145
176
266
85
209
310
17
67
48
328
45
139
183
226
86
167
274
4
34
198
218
Pat Graham
Holden Smith
Daryle Skaugstad
Paul Jones
Joe Rose
Greg Bracelin
Ralph DeLoach
Bob Rozier
Jesse Thompson
Jim Breech
George Freitas
Leo Bidermann
Ted Albrecht
Wesley Walker
Fred Besana
Jeff Barnes
Phil Heck
Greg Peters
Chuck Muncie
Steve Rivera
Jack Harrison
Steve Bartkowski
Dallas Hickman
Howard Strickland
Sam Williams
Jeff Sevy
Bob Kampa
Loren Toews
Steve Sweeney
Sherman White
Phil Croyle
Greg Hendren
Bob Richards
Gary Fowler
Ed White
Mike McCaffrey
Wayne Stewart
Paul Williams
John Frantz
John Beasley
Dan Berry
Dan Goich
Craig Morton
Stan Dzura
Jack Schraub
Bob Wills
George Pierovich
Jerry Scattini
Wayne Crow
Joe Kapp
Frank Doretti
Proverb Jacobs
Harley Martin
Jim Carmichael
Jerry Drew
Matt Hazeltine
Jim Hanifan
Hal Norris
John Garzoli
Paul Larson
Sammy Williams
Don Marks
Johnny Olszewski
Don Johnson
Bob Beal
Bill Powell
Dallas Cowboys
Baltimore Colts
Houston Oilers
Minnesota Vikings
Miami Dolphins
Denver Broncos
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
New York Jets
Buffalo Bills
Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints
San Francisco 49ers
San Diego Chargers
Atlanta Falcons
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
San Diego Chargers
Chicago Bears
Buffalo Bills
Pittsburgh Steelers
Oakland Raiders
Cincinnati Bengals
Houston Oilers
Green Bay Packers
Miami Dolphins
St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota Vikings
New York Jets
Atlanta Falcons
Buffalo Bills
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco 49ers
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers
San Francisco 49ers
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
San Francisco 49ers
Chicago Cardinals
San Francisco 49ers
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
DT
WR
NT
RB
TE
LB
DE
DE
WR
K
TE
T
T
WR
QB
LB
LB
G
RB
WR
G
QB
DE
RB
DB
T
DT
LB
TE
DE
LB
G
G
RB
G
LB
TE
RB
C
WR
RB
DT
QB
T
E
E
B
B
HB
QB
C
DT
T
E
B
LB
E
LB
T
QB
B
B
FB
HB
E
B
1952
1951
1950
1949
1948
1947
1946
1945
1944
1943
1942
1941
1940
1939
1938
1936
1
6
7
11
17
18
24
29
29
29
2
12
19
10
17
19
26
29
7
15
24
19
23
29
14
23
25
25
6
7
29
31
5
8
16
23
8
9
31
5
14
6
9
4
6
18
3
4
4
4
6
2
65
81
131
203
211
286
343
347
349
17
137
231
127
214
245
339
373
67
148
238
173
213
272
125
211
233
235
50
54
278
294
37
67
164
237
63
79
293
34
124
50
97
30
48
170
24
27
30
43
47
Les Richter*
Dick Lemmon
Don Robison
Charlie Harris
Bob Karpe
Ed Bartlett
Ralph Kreuger
John Pappa
Jim Dillon
Gerry Perry
Pete Schabarum
Jim Monachino
Ray Solari
Bob Celeri
Jim Cullom
Forest Klein
Rod Franz
Bill Montagne
John Baker
Gene Frassetto
Jim Cullom
Bob Hileman
Jack Swaner
Frank Van Deren
Jim Turner
Ron Sockolov
Bob Dal Porto
John Cunningham
Newell (Ace) Oestreich
Wendell Beard
Bill Agnew
Sarkis Takesian
Roger Harding
John Dodds
Harry Pieper
Bill Reinhard
John Ferguson
Jim Jurkovich
Brunel Christensen
Bob Reinhard
Bill Elmore
Lou Smith
Lee Artoe
Vic Bottari
Dave Anderson
Will Dolman
Sam Chapman
John Meek
Bob Herwig
Perry Schwartz
Larry Lutz
New York Yanks/Dallas Texans
Philadelphia Eagles
San Francisco 49ers
New York Giants
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
San Francisco 49ers
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers
San Francisco 49ers
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco 49ers
Washington Redskins
San Francisco 49ers
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Rams
Brooklyn Dodgers
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Cleveland Rams
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Redskins
LB
B
B
C
T
E
T
B
B
DT
HB
HB
G
QB
G
G
G
B
LB
T
G
C
B
E
T
T
B
E
B
T
B
B
C
G
C
B
E
B
T
DT
B
B
T
B
B
E
B
B
C
OE
T
Former Cal Football Players Currently In The NFL (35)
(as of April 25, 2017 … according to ESPN.com)
Name
Lorenzo Alexander
Keenan Allen
Tyson Alualu
C.J. Anderson
Stephen Anderson
Bryan Anger
Deandre Coleman
Chris Conte
Trevor Davis
Team
Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles Chargers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Denver Broncos
Houston Texans
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Buffalo Bills
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Green Bay Packers
Position
LB
WR
DE
RB
TE
P
DT
S
WR
Khairi Fortt
Jared Goff
Chris Harper
Maurice Harris
DeSean Jackson
Marvin Jones
Cameron Jordan
Mychal Kendricks
J.P. Ladouceur
Daniel Lasco
Kenny Lawler
Marshawn Lynch
Alex Mack
Chris McCain
Stefan McClure
Brandon Mebane
Darius Powe
Jordan Rigsbee
Aaron Rodgers
Richard Rodgers
Mitchell Schwartz
Brian Schwenke
Nick Sundberg
Giorgio Tavecchio
Bryce Treggs
Shane Vereen
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers
Washington Redskins
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Detroit Lions
New Orleans Saints
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints
Seattle Seahawks
Oakland Raiders
Atlanta Falcons
Los Angeles Chargers
Indianapolis Colts
Los Angeles Chargers
New York Giants
Carolina Panthers
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
Indianapolis Colts
Washington Redskins
Oakland Raiders
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
LB
QB
WR
WR
WR
WR
DE
LB
LS
RB
WR
RB
C
LB
S
DT
WR
OT
QB
TE
OL
C
LS
PK
WR
RB
2017 Cal Football NFL Draft Roster
NAME
Damariay Drew
Chad Hansen
Steven Moore
Khalfani Muhammad
Bradley Northnagel
Khari Vanderbilt
Davis Webb
DeVante Wilson
Patrick Worstell
POS
S
WR
OL
RB/RET
LS
S
QB
DE
WR/ST
HT
5-11
6-2
6-6
5-9
6-3
6-1
6-5
6-5
6-2
WT
CAL
200 2012-13, ’15
205
2014-16
310
2012-16
175
2013-16
245
2012-16
195
2015-16
230
2016
260
2015-16
195
2012-16
HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOLS)
Livermore, CA (Butte College/Livermore HS)
Fillmore, CA (Idaho State/Moorpark HS)
Elk Grove, CA (Elk Grove HS)
Inglewood, CA (Notre Dame HS)
San Carlos, CA (Junipero Serra HS)
San Jose, CA (San Jose City College/Independence HS)
Prosper, TX (Texas Tech/Prosper HS)
Corona, CA (Riverside City College/USC/Corona HS)
Danville, CA (San Ramon Valley HS)
Damariay Drew (S)
5-11, 200 ........................................................ Livermore, CA
Cal (2012-13, ‘15) ................... Butte College/Livermore HS
Pronunciation ............................................. duh-MAR-ee-ay
Drew played in 23 games with 14 starts all as either a 2013 redshirt freshman or 2015 junior with career totals of
123 tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss (-15 yards), two interceptions, four pass breakups, six passes defended, one
fumble recovery and one forced fumble. Drew's collegiate career ended prior to his would be 2016 senior
season with a knee injury during 2016 spring practices after he had returned to Cal as a 2015 junior after playing
his 2014 sophomore campaign at Butte College. Drew made a huge impact in his junior campaign when he ranked third on the club
with 71 tackles while adding 4.0 tackles for loss (-9 yards), two interceptions, one pass breakup and three passes defended with all but
the pass breakups and passes defended career bests. Drew also had critical game-saving interceptions to preserve victories late in the
fourth quarter in back-to-back six-point wins at Washington and vs. Washington State as a junior. He was also a significant contributor
at Cal as a 2013 redshirt freshman when he played in all 12 games with three starts and contributed 52 tackles, 1.0 tackle for loss (-6
yards), and career highs of three pass breakups, four passes defended, one fumble recovery and one forced fumble.
After Cal
• Participated at Cal’s 2017 Pro Day and had notable numbers in the 40-yard dash (4.62), vertical jump (35”) and 3 cone drill (6.99), as
well as 2017 Pro Day’s hosted by the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers
Cal Career (2012-13, 2015-16)
• Played in 23 games with 14 starts all as either a 2013 redshirt freshman or 2015 junior and finished with career totals of 123 tackles,
5.0 tackles for loss (-15 yards), two interceptions, four pass breakups, six passes defended, one fumble recovery and one forced
fumble
• Collegiate career ended prior to his would be 2016 senior season with a knee injury during 2016 spring practices
• Set career highs with 71 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss (-9 yards) and two interceptions as a junior while his three pass breakups and
four passes defended as a redshirt freshman were career bests
• Recorded single-game career highs of 11 tackles and his lone career fumble recovery in his first career start as a redshirt freshman
vs. Ohio State, while he had his one career forced fumble at Oregon
• Had critical game-saving interceptions to preserve victories late in the fourth quarter in back-to-back six-point wins at Washington and
vs. Washington State as a junior
• Had a career-high-tying 1.0 tackle for loss four times and one pass breakup also on four occasions
Other
• Full name is Damariay Ravon Papa Drew
• Born November 5, 1993
• Major is sociology
Full Bio
calbears.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6877
Collegiate Stats
(Cal 2013, ’15)
*Does Not Include Junior College
TACKLES g ua a total tfl tfly pd ff fr blk
2013
12 31 21
52 1.0
6 311
0
2015
11 43 28
71 4.0
9 300
0
TOTAL
23 74 49 123 5.0 15 6 1 1
0
INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g
2013
12
0
0 0
0
0.0
0.0
2015
11
2
0 0
0
0.0
0.0
TOTAL
23
2
0 0
0
0.0
0.0
Chad Hansen (WR)
6-2, 205 ............................................................. Fillmore, CA
Cal (2014-16) ............................... Idaho State/Moorpark HS
Hansen racked up some of the top receiving numbers in the nation during a breakout 2016 junior season and was a firstteam All-Pac-12 selection by Associated Press, Athlon Sports, ESPN.com and Phil Steele, as well as a second-team AllPac-12 pick of the league's coaches. Hansen ranked third in the country as a junior in per-game receptions (9.2) and
fourth in receiving yards (124.9), while he was also 12th nationally in total receptions (92), 17th in receiving yards (1,249)
and tied for 22nd in touchdown receptions (11) despite missing two contests due to injury and finishing with 10 games
played and nine starts. In addition, Hansen led the Pac-12 in both per-game and total receptions and receiving yards while he was fourth in the
conference in touchdown catches. His total receptions and receiving yards both also rank third on Cal’s all-time single-season list. Hansen
exploded onto the national scene early in the 2016 campaign and earned midseason All-American honors from ESPN and Sports Illustrated as
well as ESPN midseason All-Pac-12 recognition. He was also added to the watch list for the Biletnikoff Award during the season and captured
the Berkeley Breakfast Club Award as Cal’s most outstanding player in the Big Game against Stanford. Hansen began his Cal career as a
walk-on and played two seasons for the Bears as a sophomore and junior in 2015 and 2016 after transferring from Idaho State. Hansen
combined for 111 receptions and 1,498 receiving yards with 12 touchdown catches over 20 games and nine starts at Cal after redshirting the
2014 season due to NCAA transfer rules. He also rushed for one two-point conversion reception as a junior to total 74 career points.
After Cal
• Participated at Cal’s 2017 Pro Day and ran a 4.45 in the 40-yard dash to cut .08 off his time at the 2017 NFL Combine
• Participated at the 2017 Oakland Raiders Pro Day
• Participated at the 2017 NFL Combine and recorded marks of 4.53 in the 40-yard dash, 4.13 in the 20-yard shuttle, 35'0" in the vertical jump,
9'11" in the broad jump and 11 bench press reps of 225 pounds
• Announced his intention to declare for the 2017 NFL Draft as an underclassman on January 4, 2017, foregoing his final season of collegiate
eligibility at Cal
Collegiate Career (Idaho State 2013, Cal 2014-16)
• Finished his collegiate career that also included a 2013 true freshman season at Idaho State with 156 receptions for 1,999 receiving yards
with 15 touchdown receptions over 31 games and 20 starts, while adding one two-point rushing conversion to total 92 points
Cal Career (2014-16)
• Finished his Cal career with 111 receptions for 1,498 receiving yards with 12 touchdown receptions and one tackle over 20 games and
nine starts, while adding one two-point rushing conversion to total 74 points
• Had career highs in every receiving category during a breakout 2016 junior campaign when he ranked third in the country in per-game
receptions (9.2) and fourth in receiving yards (124.9), while he was also 12th nationally in total receptions (92), 17th in receiving yards (1,249)
and tied for 22nd in touchdown receptions (11) despite missing two contests due to injury and finishing with 10 games played and nine starts
• Had a career-high-tying 14 receptions that ranks tied for third on Cal's all-time single-game list in each of the first two contests of his junior
season in a win vs. Hawai'i in the College Football Sydney Cup to earn the game's MVP honors and at San Diego State
• Registered a career-high 196 receiving yards that ranks seventh on Cal's all-time list in the third game of the season in a victory over then No.
11/16 Texas that earned him Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Had a career-long reception 70-yard reception for a touchdown on Cal's first play from the line of scrimmage in the 2016 Big Game against
Stanford as a junior and was named the Berkeley Breakfast Club Award winner as Cal's most outstanding player in the contest
• Changed his uniform to No. 6 for his 2015 sophomore and 2016 junior seasons after wearing No. 25 in his first campaign with the Cal program
when he redshirted due to NCAA transfer rules in 2014
Other
• Full name is Timothy Chad Hansen
• Born January 18, 1995
• Parents are Tim and Sheri Hansen
• Major is legal studies
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Collegiate Stats
(Idaho State 2013, Cal 2015-16)
RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g
2013
11 45
501
3
80
4.1 11.1 45.5
2015
10 19
249
1
52
1.9 13.1 24.9
2016
10 92 1249 12
70
5.6 13.5 124.9
TOTAL
31 156 1999 16
80
5.0 12.8 64.5
Steven Moore (OL)
6-6, 310 ...........................................................Elk Grove, CA
Cal (2012-16) ................................................... Elk Grove HS
Moore played in each of his first 48 possible games at Cal with 47 starts having played in 48 straight games and
making 41 starts before missing the season finale against UCLA as a 2016 senior due to injury. Moore earned
honorable mention All-Pac-12 honors and the team's Andy Smith Award for most Big "C" Time for the first time in
his career as a first-time team captain as a senior when he started each of the team's first 11 games at right tackle
before the injury that forced him to miss the season finale against the Bruins. Moore was one of three offensive
lineman along with Chris Borrayo and Aaron Cochran that spent the majority of the 2015 and 2016 campaigns as starters with the
trio combining to make 64 starts during those two seasons and paving the way for the Cal offense to be ranked among the nation's elite
and set numerous records.
After Cal
• Participated at 2017 Pro Day’s hosted by Cal as well as the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers
Cal Career (2012-16)
• Played in 48 of 49 possible games with 47 starts that included a string of 41 in a row that was snapped when he did not play in the
regular-season finale of his 2016 senior campaign against UCLA due to injury during the last four seasons from 2013-16 of his
five campaigns at Cal
• Started 35 games at right tackle including a career-high all 13 as a 2015 junior and 11 of 12 both as a senior and 2013 redshirt
freshman, as well as all 12 games as a 2014 sophomore at left tackle
• Earned the team’s Andy Smith Trophy for the player with the most Big C playing time twice in his career as a 2014 sophomore and
then again in his senior campaign
• Anchored an offensive line as a senior that helped Cal rank fourth nationally in passing offense (358.8 ypg) and fourth-down
conversion percentage (74.2%), eighth in first downs offense (335), and 10th in total offense (513.2 ypg), while allowing the secondfewest sacks overall in the Pac-12 and tied for 15th nationally (16), and helping establish single-school records for pass completions
(383), first downs by penalty (35), fewest fumbles lost (3) and fewest turnovers (15)
• As a junior helped Cal's offense set numerous records including single-season school marks in passing yardage (4,892), passing
yards per game (376.3 ypg), passing touchdowns (44), total offense (6,879), total yards per game (529.2 ypg), total touchdowns (63),
scoring offense (37.9 ppg, modern-era school record), first downs (341) and first downs passing (201), as well as become the only team
in the nation to have six receivers with 40 or more catches and the first college football team in recorded history to have six players with
40 or more receptions and three 500-yard rushers in the same season
• Also helped the Cal offense rank third nationally in passing offense, eighth in total offense, 14th in third down conversion percentage
(46.9%) and 17th in scoring offense during his junior season
• Played a key role for a Cal offense as a 2014 sophomore for a team that set or equaled nine single-season school or modern-era
school records on the offensive side of the ball including passing yards (4,152), passing touchdowns (37), total yards per game (495.2
ypg) and first downs passing (188), as well modern-era school records for points (459), scoring average (38.2 ppg) and touchdowns
(61) that were all that were broken in 2015, as well as tying modern-era records for PAT (56) and PAT attempts (57) that remain school
records
• Had two tackles that he recorded in the season finale of his sophomore season vs. BYU and against Arizona State as a senior
Other
• Full name is Steven Philip Moore
• Born September 28, 1993
• Parents are Phil and Susan Moore
• Father was an offensive lineman at San Jose State
• Interested in becoming a police officer following his football playing career
• Graduated from Cal in December of 2016 with a bachelor's degree in legal studies
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Collegiate Stats
(Cal 2013-16)
TACKLES g ua a Total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh
2013
12 0 0
0 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
2014
11 0 1
1 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
2015
13 0 0
0 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
2016
11 1 0
1 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
TOTAL
47 1 1
2 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
Khalfani Muhammad (RB/RET)
5-9, 175...........................................................Inglewood, CA
Cal (2013-16)................................................ Notre Dame HS
Pronunciation ...................................................CAL-fawn-ee
Muhammad played in 45 games with 13 starts during his four seasons at Cal from 2013-16 and ranks second on Cal’s all-time list
in kick returns (87) and kick return yards (1931) while his 4,575 career all-purpose yards are third. Muhammad also rushed for
2,073 career yards on 359 carries while racking up 14 total touchdowns and 84 points. He posted the top rushing season of his
career as a 2016 senior with 827 yards rushing on 152 carries, both career highs. He also set single-season school records of 46
kick returns and 1,006 kick return yards as a 2013 freshman.
After Cal
• Ran a 4.35 40-yard at Cal’s 2017 Pro Day that would have been the fastest by a running back and tied for the fourth-fastest overall at the NFL
Combine
• Also had a time of 4.27 in the 20-yard shuttle at Cal’s Pro Day that also would have been the fastest by a running back at the combine, as well as a
38.5" vertical jump and 6.74 3 cone drill that would have been second among running backs, and a 10' 6" broad jump that would have been fourth at his
position
• Also participated at 2017 Pro Day’s hosted by the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers
• Selected to play in the 2017 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl but did not participate in the contest
Cal Career (2013-16)
• Played in 45 games with 13 starts over four seasons with the program from 2013-16
• Career totals of 87 kick returns and 1,931 kick return yards to rank second all-time at Cal in both categories while his 4,575 all-purpose yards are third
as he averaged 101.7 all-purpose yards per game
• Rushed for 2,073 yards on 359 carries with 11 rushing scores and 14 touchdowns overall
• Finished with other career totals of 55 receptions and 571 receiving yards
• Ran for career bests of 827 yards on 152 carries as a 2016 senior
• Registered a career-best 6.7 rushing yards per carry on 87 rushes that were second on the club as a 2015 junior to go along with one rushing
touchdown on a 74-yard rush in the second quarter at Texas that was the longest run of his career
• An Athlon Sports third-team Freshman All-American and third-team All-Pac-12 pick of College Sports Madness as a kick returner during his 2013 true
freshman campaign when he set single-season school records for kick returns (46) and kick return yards (1,006)
• Recorded a career-high 1,638 all-purpose yards as a freshman
Other
• Full name is Khalfani Amir Muhammad
• Born September 26, 1994
• Parents are Malik Muhammad and Amira Gay
• Recognized by the Inner City Youth Foundation at the organization’s Evening of Champions event with an inaugural Unsung Heroes Award given for
the recipient’s combination of success in the classroom, in the community and on the football field
• Major is public health
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Collegiate Stats
(Cal 2013-16)
RUSHIING g rush yards td long avg/r avg/g
2013
11
74
445 4
73
6.0 40.5
2014
11
46
215 4
50
4.7 19.5
2015
12
87
586 1
74
6.7 48.8
2016
11 152
827 2
50
5.4 75.2
TOTAL
45 359 2073 11
74
5.8 46.1
KICK RETURNS G no. yards td long avg/r avg/g
2013
11 46 1006 0
52 32.6 42.4
2014
11 14
289 0
37 21.4 52.8
2015
12
3
52 0
21 32.6 42.4
2016
11 24
584 0
50 24.3 53.1
TOTAL
45 87 1931 0 160 22.2 42.9
ALL PURPOSE G Rush rcv Pr Kr ir Total avg/g
2013
11
445 187 0 1006 0 1638 148.9
2014
11
215 63 0 289 0 567 51.5
2015
12
586 189 0
2016
11
827 132 0 1543 0 1543 140.3
TOTAL
45 2073 571 0 1931 0 4575 101.7
52 0 827 68.9
Bradley Northnagel (LS)
6-3, 245 .........................................................San Carlos, CA
Cal (2012-16) .......................................... Junipero Serra HS
Northnagel played in 29 games at long snapper all off the bench and did not make an errant snap while
contributing three tackles all over his final three seasons with the program after redshirting as a 2012 true freshman
and not playing as a 2013 redshirt freshman. Northnagel became the team's full-time starter at long snapper at the
beginning of his 2015 junior campaign and played in all 25 contests possible over his final two seasons making
every snap at the position during the period. He previously worked with both the offensive and defensive lines as
well as at fullback.
After Cal
• Participated at 2017 Pro Day’s hosted by Cal as well as the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers
• One of two long snappers in the country that were invited to and participated in the 2017 NFL Combine, registering 11 reps of 225
pounds in the bench press, a time of 5.30 in the 40-yard dash, a vertical jump of 25.5 inches and a broad jump of 8'3".
• Accepted an invitation and played in the 2017 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl
Cal Career (2012-16)
• Had no errant snaps in his career
• Played in 29 games with all of his game participation coming over his final three seasons with the program after redshirting as a 2012
true freshman and not playing as a 2013 redshirt freshman
• Became the team's full-time starter at long snapper at the beginning of his 2015 junior campaign and played in all 25 contests possible
over his final two seasons making every snap at the position during the period
• Moved full-time to long snapper in the spring of 2015 after having previously worked with both the offensive and defensive lines as
well as at fullback
• Picked up three career tackles including a career-high two as a senior with a career-high-tying single stop in back-to-back games at
Arizona State and vs. Utah after getting the first of his career as a junior at Utah
• Earned honorable mention Pac-12 All-Academic honors and was Cal's nominee for the Pac-12 Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year
award as a senior both for the first time
• Changed to the No. 48 uniform he finished his career in beginning with his 2013 sophomore season after he wore No. 98 during his
first campaign with the program during the 2012 season and 2013 spring practices
Other
• Full name is Bradley Ernest Northnagel
• Born January 29, 1994
• Parents are Davis and Karen Northnagel
• Has two sisters, Megan and Emily
• Graduated from Cal in December of 2016 with a bachelor's degree in social welfare
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Collegiate Stats
(Cal 2014-16)
TACKLES g ua a Total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh
2014
4 00
0 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
2015
12 0 1
1 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
2016
12 1 1
2 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
TOTAL
29 1 2
3 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
Khari Vanderbilt (7)
S. 6-1, 195 .......................................................San Jose, CA
Cal (2015-16) ..... San Jose City College/Independence HS
Pronunciation ................ kuh-HAR-ee (rhymes with safari)
Vanderbilt played in 23 of 25 possible games with 12 starts in his two seasons at Cal as a 2015 junior and 2016 senior
after transferring from San Jose City College. Vanderbilt contributed two-season career totals of 99 tackles, 4.5 tackles for
loss (-16 yards), 0.5 sacks (-3 yards), one interception that he returned for 20 yards, one forced fumble and four pass
breakups. Vanderbilt started all 12 games as a senior and posted career highs in every category, ranking second on the
team with 82 tackles as well as tied for second with four pass breakups and one interception that he returned 20 yards while adding 4.0 tackles
for loss (-14 yards), 0.5 sacks (-3 yards) and one forced fumble. Vanderbilt began his career at Cal in 2015 after capping a strong junior college
career as a 2014 sophomore when he earned first-team Region II All-State honors and the second of back-to-back first-team All-Coast
Conference selections for a defensive unit that ranked second in the state in interception returns, fourth in interception return average and 12th
in interceptions with 17 picks that his team returned 487 yards for an average of 28.6 yards per interception return.
After Cal
• Participated at Cal’s 2017 Pro Day and had notable numbers in the broad jump (10’6”) and vertical jump (37”), as well as 2017 Pro Day’s
hosted by the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers
Cal Career (2015-16)
• Played in 23 of 25 possible games with 12 starts during his two campaigns with the program as a 2015 junior and 2016 senior
• Registered two-season career totals of 99 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss (-16 yards), 0.5 sacks (-3 yards), one interception that he returned for
20 yards, one forced fumble and four pass breakups
• Registered career-high numbers in nearly every category as a senior when he started all 12 games and recorded a career-high 82 tackles to
rank second on the team as well as four pass breakups and one interception that he returned 20 yards to tie for second while adding 4.0
tackles for loss (-14 yards), 0.5 sacks (-3 yards) and one forced fumble
• Had a career-high 11 tackles and the lone 0.5 sacks (-3 yards) of his Cal career as a senior vs. Texas
• Registered a career-high-tying 1.0 tackles for loss on four occasions and 1.0 sack four times with his biggest tackle for loss yardage total
coming vs. Utah as a senior while the last time he recorded 1.0 tackle at Stanford also in his senior campaign
• Had the lone forced fumble of his career vs. Hawai'i in the College Football Sydney Cup, the only interception of his career that he ran back 20
yards at Washington State and a career-high three pass breakups vs. Oregon all as a senior
• Changed his uniform to No. 7 for his 2016 senior season after wearing No. 29 in his first season with the Cal program in 2015 as well as
during 2016 spring practices
Other
• Full name is Khari Vanderbilt
• Born June 3, 1995
• Mother is Ayanna Vanderbilt
• Ran a 4.50 40-yard dash according to Hudl and Scout
• Major is sociology
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Collegiate Stats
(Cal 2015-16)
*Does Not Include Junior College
TACKLES g ua a total tfl tfly pd ff fr blk
2015
11 11 6
17 0.5
2 000
0
2016
12 48 34
82 4.5 16 5 1 0
0
TOTAL
23 59 40
99 4.5 16 5 1 0
0
SACKS
g ua a total
yards
2015
11
0 0 0.0
0
2016
12
0 1 0.5
3
TOTAL
23
0 1 0.5
3
INTERCEPTIONS g
no. yards td long avg/r avg/g
2015
11
0
0 0
2016
12
1
TOTAL
23
1
0
0.0
0.0
20 0
20 20.0
1.7
20 0
20 20.0
0.9
Davis Webb
QB, 6-5, 230 ........................................ Prosper, TX
Cal (2016) ........................ Texas Tech/Prosper HS
Webb played one season at Cal as a 2016 senior as a graduate transfer from Texas Tech and was honored as a
semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award while picking
an honorable mention All-Pac-12 selection. He also made the cut to the final 15 for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm
Award® and was on watch lists for the Maxwell Award and the Manning Award. Webb started all 12 games in his
lone season at Cal as a senior and completed 382-of-620 passes (61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 passing
touchdowns and 12 interceptions for a 135.63 passing efficiency rating. He ranked among the nation’s leaders in nearly every passing
category including passing yards per game (357.9 ypg), passing attempts (2nd), completions per game (3rd, 31.83 cpg), points
responsible for per game (3rd, 21.7 ppg), completions (4th), total offense (4th, 348.8 ypg), passing yards (6th), total plays (6th), passing
touchdowns (T8th) and points responsible for (260, 8th). He was also the Pac-12's leader passing yards per game (357.9 ypg) and total
offense, while he set Cal single-season records for passing attempts, completions and total plays. He also equaled single-season
school marks for most 300-yard passing games (10) and touchdowns responsible for (43) with his 37 in the air plus another six on the
ground that also tied for the most ever by a Cal quarterback. Including his three seasons at Texas Tech (2013-15), he combined to
complete 841-of-1367 (61.5%) passes for 9,852 yards with 83 touchdown passes and 34 interceptions over 35 games and 26 starts.
After Cal
• Participated at Cal’s 2017 Pro Day and had an impressive hour-plus throwing session of over 80 plays in the rain and wind
• Participated at the 2017 NFL Combine and was among the top quarterbacks at the event in the vertical jump (3rd, 33'0"), 3 cone drill
(3rd, 4.21), 40-yard dash (5th, 4.79) and broad jump (5th, 9'10")
• Named MVP at the 2017 Reese's Senior Bowl after completing 11-of-16 passes for 165 yards and one touchdown while leading the
South to scores on each of the three drives he played in a 16-15 victory over the North
• Became the third Cal player to be named the Senior Bowl MVP following quarterbacks Steve Bartkowski (1995) and Pat Barnes
(1997) as well as the 36th former Cal player selected to participate in the contest
Cal Career (2016)
• An All-American and national honors candidate who was a Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose
Award semifinalist as well as an honorable mention All-Pac-12 choice of the league's coaches and the Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year
according to Athlon Sports after previously making the cut to the final 15 for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award®
• Named Cal's Bear Backers Team MVP on offense and also picked up a Cort Majors Team Captain Award at the team's annual
awards banquet
• Was also on watch lists for the Maxwell Award honoring the nation’s top player and the Manning Award that goes to the nation’s top
college quarterback
• Started all 12 games and completed 382-of-620 passes (61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 passing touchdowns and 12 interceptions for
a 135.63 passing efficiency rating
• Ranked among the nation’s leaders in nearly every passing category including passing yards per game (357.9 ypg), passing attempts
(2nd), completions per game (3rd, 31.83 cpg), points responsible for per game (3rd, 21.7 ppg), completions (4th), total offense (4th,
348.8 ypg), passing yards (6th), total plays (6th), passing touchdowns (T8th) and points responsible for (260, 8th)
• Also the Pac-12's leader passing yards per game (357.9 ypg) and total offense
• Set Cal single-season records for passing attempts, completions and total plays while equaling three other school records including
touchdowns responsible for (43) with his 37 in the air plus another six on the ground that also tied for the most ever by a Cal
quarterback as well as 300-yard passing games (10)
• Tossed at least four touchdown passes on six occasions including each of the first five games with a career-high-tying five in three
contests at San Diego State, at Arizona State and vs. Oregon
• Had a single rushing touchdown in six different contests vs. Hawai'i, vs. Texas and then in four consecutive games at Oregon State,
vs. Oregon, at USC and vs. Washington
Collegiate Career (Texas Tech 2013-15, Cal 2016)
• Combined to complete 841-of-1367 (61.5%) passes for 9,852 yards with 83 touchdown passes and 34 interceptions over 35 games
and 26 starts during his four collegiate campaigns at Texas Tech (2013-15) and Cal (2016)
• Completed 459-of-747 (61.4%) passes for 5,557 yards with 46 touchdown passes and 22 interceptions over 23 games and 14 starts
during his three campaigns at Texas Tech
• Started all 12 regular-season games at Cal in his lone season at the school as a 2016 senior and completed 382-of-620 passes
(61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 touchdown passes and 12 interceptions for a 135.63 passing efficiency rating
• His 37 career touchdown passes at Cal rank 10th on the school's all-time list
Other
• Full name is Davis Matthew Webb
• Born January 22, 1995
• Parents are Matt and Donna Webb
• Major at Cal is public health (master’s)
• Received his bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech in exercise and sports science in May of 2016
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Collegiate Stats
(Texas Tech 2013-15, Cal 2016)
PASSING g
cmp-att-int
yards
td
long
pct
avg/p
avg/g
effic
2013
10
226-361-3
2718
20
51
62.6
7.5
271.8
139.1
2014
8
211-345-13
2539
24
76
61.2
7.4
317.4
138.4
2015
5
22-41-0
300
2
18
53.7
7.4
60.0
131.2
2016
12
382-620-12
4295
37
74
61.6
6.9
357.9
135.6
TOTAL
35
841-1367-28
9852
83
76
62.3
7.2
281.5
138.0
TOTAL OFFENSE
g
rush
pass
total
avg/g
2013
10
-12
2718
2706
270.6
2014
8
16
2539
2555
319.4
2015
5
6
300
306
61.2
2016
12
-110
4295
4185
348.8
TOTAL
35
-100
9852
9752
278.6
DeVante Wilson (95)
DE, 6-5, 260 ......................................... Corona, CA
Cal (2015-16) .......Riverside City College/USC/Corona HS
Wilson played in 23 of 25 possible games with 20 starts in his two seasons at Cal as a 2015 junior and 2016 senior after
transferring from Riverside City College. Wilson contributed two-season career totals of 69 tackles, 7.0 tackles for loss (45 yards), 4.5 sacks (-39 yards), two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, two quarterback hurries and one pass
breakup. Wilson put up career-high numbers in nearly every category as a senior when he started all 12 games and
recorded 44 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss (-31 yards) and 3.5 sacks (-30 yards), as well as his lone two forced fumbles, one
fumble recovery, one quarterback hurry and one pass breakup at Cal. Wilson started at Cal in January of 2015 as a mid-year enrollee nearly
five years after he was named a Prepstar All-American as a 2010 high school senior to wrap up a prep career that included 192 tackles and
11.5 sacks over three campaigns from 2008-10. Wilson started his collegiate career at USC but missed both the 2011 and 2012 seasons due to
injuries that used his greyshirt and redshirt seasons, respectively. He transferred to Riverside City College for his 2013 redshirt freshman and
2014 sophomore seasons, returning to form in his second junior college season when he recorded 36 tackles, 12.0 tackles for loss (-41 yards)
and 3.0 sacks (-18 yards) to earn first-team All-Southern California Football Association National Central League honors for a 10-2 team that
reached the Southern California Regional final.
After Cal
• Participated at 2017 Pro Day’s hosted by Cal as well as the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers
Cal Career (2015-16)
• Played in 23 of 25 possible games with 20 starts during his two campaigns with the program as a 2015 junior and 2016 senior
• Registered two-season career totals of 69 tackles, 7.0 tackles for loss (-45 yards), 4.5 sacks (-39 yards), two forced fumbles, one fumble
recovery, two quarterback hurries and one pass breakup
• Registered career-high numbers in nearly every category as a senior when he started all 12 games and recorded 44 tackles, 4.5 tackles for
loss (-31 yards) and 3.5 sacks (-30 yards), as well as his lone two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, one quarterback hurry and one pass
breakup at Cal
• Had a couple of memorable plays on the road against his former USC team as a senior with an 11-yard sack and forced fumble that fellow Cal
defensive lineman James Looney picked up and rumbled 25 yards to the Trojans' 22-yard line to set up a 22-yard touchdown run by Tre
Watson two plays later and on the next drive a fumble recovery at the Cal 19-yard line that would eventually lead to a 27-yard Matt Anderson
field goal
• Had a career-high eight tackles as a junior against Arizona State
• Registered a career-high-tying 1.0 tackles for loss on five occasions and 1.0 sack four times with his biggest yardage total for both with an 11yard sack at USC as a senior while the last time he recorded the totals came on a nine-yard sack at Stanford, both in 2016
• Had a career-high-tying single forced fumble twice both as senior vs. Hawai'i in the College Football Sydney Cup and at USC, while he also
had a fumble recovery against the Trojans in the same game on a separate play
• Picked up a career-high-tying one pass breakup vs. Texas and at Oregon State as well as his lone career pass breakup vs. Stanford all as a
senior
• Earned Cal's Stub Allison Award as a senior for his outstanding work in strength and conditioning
Other
• Full name is DeVante Eugene Wilson
• Born December 15, 1992
• Parents are Gregory and Cynthia Madden Wilson
• Stepfather, Gregory, is a photographer who shoots Cal football games
• Married Brittany Tuhl on July 25, 2016
• Father of a one-year-old daughter, Avery Denell Wilson, with Brittany
• Has run a 4.6 40-yard dash according to Rivals
• Graduated from Cal in December of 2016 with a bachelor's degree in American studies
Full Bio
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Collegiate Stats
(Cal 2015-16)
*Does Not Include Junior College
TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh
2015
11 8 17
25 2.5 0 0 0
0
0
2016
12 24 20
44 4.5 1 2 1
0
2
TOTAL
23 32 37
69 7.0 1 2 1
0
2
SACKS g ua a total yards
2015
11 1 0 1.0
9
2016
12 3 1 3.5
30
TOTAL 23 4 1 4.5
39
Patrick Worstell (88)
WR/ST, 6-2, 195 ................................. Danville, CA
Cal (2012-16) ...................... San Ramon Valley HS
Worstell saw action on both sides of the ball during his Cal career but arguably made his biggest contribution to the team
as a 2015 junior on special teams when he earned the J Scott Duncan Award as the team's Most Valuable Special Teams
Player. Worstell played in 31 career games on both sides of the ball and special teams including his lone career start in
his final collegiate game in the season finale of his 2016 senior season against UCLA. He contributed career totals of 12
receptions and 107 yards receiving on offense,, as well as a combined 18 special teams and defensive tackles, and one
forced fumble and one pass breakup on defense over his last three seasons with the program after not playing in his first two campaigns at Cal.
He was also featured on several occasions for his involvement with the Wounded Warrior Project, selling bracelets to support wounded soldiers
and their families.
After Cal
• Participated at Cal’s 2017 Pro Day and had notable numbers in the 40-yard dash (4.49), 3 cone drill (6.67), broad jump (10’3”), vertical jump
(35”) and 20-yard shuttle (4.28), as well as 2017 Pro Day’s hosted by the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers
Cal Career (2012-16)
• Played in 31 games on both sides of the ball and on special teams including his lone career start in the season finale against UCLA as a 2016
senior
• Contributed 12 receptions and 107 yards receiving on offense, as well as a combined 18 special teams and defensive tackles, and one forced
fumble and one pass breakup on defense over his last three seasons with the program after not playing in his first two campaigns at Cal
• Registered a career-high-tying seven tackles during both his sophomore and junior seasons while all his defensive non-tackle stats came as a
sophomore and his offensive stats as a junior and senior
• Had single-season career highs of nine receptions and 82 yards receiving as a senior
• Had a single-game career-high-tying three catches on a trio of occasions, twice as a senior at Arizona State for a career-high 32 yards and at
San Diego State for 24 yards, as well as once as a junior for 25 yards in the season-opener against Grambling State when he also had a
career-long 15-yard reception
• Recorded a single-game career-high three tackles and his lone career forced fumble as a 2014 sophomore vs. UCLA, while his first and only
career pass breakup came the same season vs. Washington
• Named Cal’s Scott J. Duncan Special Teams Player of the Year when he led the team in special teams snaps as a junior
• Changed his uniform to the No. 88 he finished his career with beginning with 2013 spring practices after wearing No. 25 in his first season with
the Cal program in 2012
Other
• Full name is Patrick Witherspoon Worstell
• Born February 15, 1994
• Parents are Peter Worstell and Helen Groh Worstell
• Sister is Jennifer Worstell
• Father was a four-time All-American lacrosse player at Maryland and has been the varsity lacrosse coach at San Ramon Valley High School
since the program’s inception in 2001
• Uncles Tim and Tom Worstell (Maryland), and Paul Worstell (North Carolina) all played collegiate lacrosse, as did grandfather Gaylord
Worstell (Syracuse)
• Involved in the Wounded Warrior Project that was the subject of several features, selling bracelets to support wounded soldiers and their
families
• Graduated from Cal in December of 2016 with a bachelor's degree in American studies with a concentration in military science and business
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Collegiate Stats
(Cal 2014-16)
RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g
2014
8
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2015
13
3
25
0
15
0.2
8.3
1.9
2016
11
9
82
0
13
0.9
9.1
8.2
TOTAL
32 12
107
0
15
0.4
8.9
3.5
TACKLES G ua a Total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh
2014
8 43
7 0.0 1 1 0
0
0
2015
13 5 2
7 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
2016
11 3 1
4 0.0 0 0 0
0
0
TOTAL
32 12 6
18 0.0 1 1 0
0
0