Ryan Considine News

It isn't often a team can add a starting quarterback after spring practice, but that's what happened to Louisiana Tech when Taylor Bennett announced he was enrolling for graduate school.

“Hopefully I can learn the playbook and just stay in camp. That's really the short-term goal; just stay there, don't get cut and then just see what happens from there.”

Versatility can go a long way for an undrafted NFL rookie free agent. Ryan Considine might possess enough of it to catch on permanently with the Green Bay Packers. via Fort Worth Star-Telegram

“They say they want him back in six weeks after his'scope.' ”

The Green Bay Packers officially announced the signings Wednesdayof three players who took part in their recent rookie minicamp on atryout basis: cornerbacks Condrew Allen and Kyle Ward , and offensive tackle ... via CBS SportsLine

The additions were announced Wednesday by Ted Thompson, Executive Vice President, General Manager and Director of Football Operations. via WFRV

Former Lousiana Tech offensive tackle Ryan Considine said this morning that he has signed a contract with the Packers are will take part in the organized team activities. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

“I think it would be awesome to play for them. It's such a relief to get the call and know I've got a chance to go up there. More than being excited, I was relieved.”

Once the NFL Draft ended on Sunday, the next phase of player acquisition began - the signing of undrafted free agents. via News-Star

According to Louisiana Tech's website , offensive tackle Ryan Considine is the 14th player that has agreed to terms on a contract to attend this weekend's rookie camp. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

“I am especially grateful for the fine group of seniors who, during their last year, welcomed and embraced a wave of change.”

RUSTON - Louisiana Tech football coach Derek Dooley recognized his players for their hard work and effort during the 2007 season at the team's annual banquet Wednesday evening at Squire Creek Country Club. via News-Star

“San Jose is a good, competitive matchup. They took us to the woodshed last year. I'm sure they're feeling confident and we're a little banged up. So that's the challenge this week.”

With a step toward possible bowl eligibility on the line, Louisiana Tech and San Jose State tee it up at 6 p.m. today in Joe Aillet Stadium. via The Shreveport Times