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Fight For 53

Here is my prediction:
Surprise cuts: Sands, J. Miller, Sam Williams
Surprise keepers: Nick Miller, Gary Russell, John Bowie

Quarterbacks (3)
Jeff Garcia
JaMarcus Russell
Charlie Frye

Backs (5)
Oren O'Neal
Gary Russell
Michael Bush
Justin Fargas
Darren McFadden

Receivers/Tight Ends (9)
Darrius Heyward-Bey
Johnnie Lee Higgins
Louis Murphy
Chaz Schilens
Javon Walker
Nick Miller
Zach Miller
Brandon Myers
Tony Stewart

Offensive Line (10)
Khalif Barnes
Cornell Green
Mario Henderson
Erik Pears
Chris Morris
Samson Satele
John Wade
Cooper Carlisle
Robert Gallery
Paul McQuistan

Secondary (9)
Nnamdi Asomugha
Chris Johnson
Stanford Routt
John Bowie
Hiram Eugene
Michael Huff
Tyvon Branch
Mike Mitchell
Rashad Baker

Linebackers (6)
Ricky Brown
Kirk Morrison
Thomas Howard
Jon Alston
Slade Norris
Isaiah Ekejiuba

Defensive Line
Greg Ellis
Jay Richardson
Trevor Scott
Matt Shaughnessy
William Joseph
Tommy Kelly
Gerard Warren
Desmond Bryant

Special Teams (3)
Sebastian Janikowski
Jon Condo
Shane Lechler

Potential Practice Squad Adds
Marcel Reece
David Nixon
Chris O'Neill
Louis Rankin
Jerome Boyd
James Marten
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