1997 NFL Draft - Notable Undrafted Players

Notable Undrafted Players

Original NFL Team Player Position College
Atlanta Falcons David Akers Placekicker Louisville
Baltimore Ravens Priest Holmes Running back Texas
Baltimore Ravens Mike Flynn Center Maine
Buffalo Bills Pat Williams Defensive tackle Texas A&M
Carolina Panthers Fred Lane Running back Lane College
Chicago Bears Obafemi Ayanbadejo Fullback San Diego State University
Chicago Bears Terry Cousin Cornerback University of South Carolina
Chicago Bears Bryan Robinson Defensive end Fresno State University
Chicago Bears Kerry Jenkins Offensive Lineman Troy University
Dallas Cowboys Richie Cunningham Kicker Louisiana-Lafayette
Dallas Cowboys Toby Gowin Punter North Texas
Denver Broncos Matt Lepsis Offensive tackle Colorado
Denver Broncos Jeff Robinson Long snapper University of Idaho
Detroit Lions Travis Kirschke Defensive End UCLA
Detroit Lions Eric Beverly Offensive tackle Miami of Ohio
Green Bay Packers Joe Andruzzi Offensive lineman Southern Connecticut State
Green Bay Packers Ryan Longwell Kicker California
Jacksonville Jaguars Al Wallace Defensive End University of Maryland
Miami Dolphins Kyle Richardson Punter Arkansas State University
New Orleans Saints Sammy Knight Defensive Back USC
New Orleans Saints Keith Mitchell Linebacker Texas A&M University
New York Giants David Patten Wide receiver Western Carolina University
Philadelphia Eagles Chad Lewis Tight End Brigham Young University
Philadelphia Eagles James Thrash Wide receiver Missouri Southern State University
San Diego Chargers Mike Maslowski Linebacker Wisconsin–La Crosse
San Francisco 49ers Brandon Noble Defensive tackle Penn State University
Seattle Seahawks Jon Kitna Quarterback Central Washington

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