Notable Undrafted Players
| † | = Pro Bowler |
| Original NFL team | Player | Pos. | College | Conf. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baltimore Ravens | Demps, WillWill Demps | FS | San Diego State | MWC | |
| Baltimore Ravens | Kemoeatu, Ma'akeMa'ake Kemoeatu | DT | Utah | MWC | |
| Baltimore Ravens | Scott, BartBart Scott† | LB | Southern Illinois | Gateway | |
| Baltimore Ravens | Walls, LennyLenny Walls | CB | Boston College | Big East | |
| Dallas Cowboys | Campbell, KharyKhary Campbell | LB | Bowling Green | MAC | |
| Dallas Cowboys | Cundiff, BillyBilly Cundiff† | K | Drake | Pioneer | |
| Dallas Cowboys | Davis, KeithKeith Davis | S | Sam Houston State | Southland | |
| Dallas Cowboys | Vollers, KurtKurt Vollers | OT | Notre Dame | Ind. | |
| Houston Texans | Parker, EricEric Parker | WR | Tennessee | SEC | |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | Gray, QuinnQuinn Gray | QB | Florida A&M | MEAC | |
| Miami Dolphins | Parmalee, BernieBernie Parmalee | RB | Ball State | MAC | |
| Minnesota Vikings | Hill, ShaunShaun Hill | QB | Maryland | ACC | |
| New England Patriots | Neal, StephenStephen Neal | G | Cal State Bakersfield | N/A | |
| New Orleans Saints | Reed, JeffJeff Reed | K | North Carolina | ACC | |
| New York Giants | Bryant, MattMatt Bryant† | K | Baylor | Big 12 | |
| New York Giants | Clark, RyanRyan Clark† | S | LSU | SEC | |
| New York Jets | Moore, BrandonBrandon Moore† | G | Illinois | Big Ten | |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | Harrison, JamesJames Harrison† | LB | Kent State | MAC | |
| San Francisco 49ers | Chatman, AntonioAntonio Chatman | WR | Cincinnati | C-USA | |
| Seattle Seahawks | Lewis, D. D.D. D. Lewis | LB | Texas | Big 12 | |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Nece, RyanRyan Nece | LB | UCLA | Pac-10 |
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