Keith Reaser played at Florida Atlantic and was an impressive athlete. He surprised scouts when he did 22 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press on top of the 4.32 40 he ran before he tore his ACL and knee up. Coming up to the draft, Reaser wasn’t even sure he’d be drafted, but he had been in contact with the 49ers who were interested. They selected him in the 5th round of the 2014 NFL draft. Reaser, still coming off the major knee injury still had rehab ahead of him. To most scouts, Reaser was seen as a value pick. He saw limited playing time in 2015, recording 8 tackles. Keith was one of 7 cornerbacks that made the squad in 2016.
Card: Sage Hit 2014 (#32/250)
Acquired: 2015, Box Breaker
At 6’6″, 310 Ra’Shede Hageman was considered an intriguing prospect coming out of college. Originally a tight end and basketball player, Ra’Shede converted to defensive tackle as a Freshman. He appeared in 46 games at Minnesota, and finished his career with 91 tackles, with 10 sacks for minus 76 yards, 24 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, and two blocked kicks. He displayed a nice blend of strength, size and athleticism that can translate to the NFL level. He was the top performer at the bench press (32 reps) and has rare leaping ability for his size which really impressed the scouts at the combine. Hageman however is considered raw talent with his lack of experience and background.
The Falcons drafted Hageman in the second round of the 2014 draft and have slowly edged him into the lineup, finishing the season with 17 tackles and a sack. In 2015 Hageman had another 27 tackles and a sack.
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Card: Sage Hit 2014