Notable Undrafted Players
| Original NFL Team | Player | Position | College |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona Cardinals | Marcel Shipp | RB | Massachusetts |
| Atlanta Falcons | Jay Feely | K | Michigan |
| Buffalo Bills | Shayne Graham | K | Virginia Tech |
| Carolina Panthers | Nick Goings | FB | Pittsburgh |
| Cincinnati Bengals | Ifeanyi Ohalete | S | USC |
| Dallas Cowboys | Demetric Evans | DE | Georgia |
| Dallas Cowboys | Lynn Scott | S | Northwestern Oklahoma State |
| Green Bay Packers | Kevin Kaesviharn | S | Augustan College |
| Indianapolis Colts | Nick Harper | CB | Fort Valley State |
| Indianapolis Colts | Dominic Rhodes | RB | Midwestern State |
| Kansas City Chiefs | Lawrence Tynes | K | Troy University |
| Minnesota Vikings | Brian Russell | S | San Diego State |
| New England Patriots | Stephen Neal | G | Cal State-Bakersfield |
| New York Giants | Rich Seubert | G | Western Illinois |
| Pittsburgh Stelers | Chris Hoke | DT | BYU |
| San Francisco 49ers | Tom Ashworth | OT | Colorado |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Chuck Darby | DT | South Carolina State |
| Tennessee Titans | Drew Bennett | WR | UCLA |
| Tennessee Titans | Rob Bironas | K | Georgia Southern |
| Tennessee Titans | Juqua Parker | DE | Oklahoma State |
| Washington Redskins | Antonio Pierce | LB | Arizona |
| Washington Redskins | Ross Tucker | G | Princeton University |
| Washington Redskins | Kenny Watson | RB | Penn State |
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