Why did Washington select safety Darrick Forrest with their 5th round draft pick? Photo by Scott Cunningham /Getty Images Over the past few years, I have made a habit out of profiling late round draft picks, UDFAs and low-profile free agent signings on the Washington roster in May and June — that quiet period of the NFL year between the draft and the start of training camp. Because I’ve done it pretty regularly, I get a sense for a player based on the quantity and type of information that can be found on him. For some really unlikely UDFAs, it can be difficult to find much more than a scouting report of the guy as a high school player and his college stats. As you move up through the rounds of the draft, there tends to be more and more written about players. When you get to the Chase Youngs and Trevor Lawrences of the NFL world, it wouldn’t take too long to find out their exact shoe size or what they eat for lunch on Wednesdays.