2005 Team Roster
Offensive backs
- 38 Mike Anderson RB
- 26 Tatum Bell RB
- 33 Ron Dayne RB
- 39 Kyle Johnson FB
- 16 Jake Plummer QB
- 37 Cecil Sapp RB
- 11 Bradlee Van Pelt QB
Receivers
- 81 Charlie Adams WR
- 82 Stephen Alexander TE
- 14 Todd Devoe WR
- 84 Wesley Duke TE
- 83 Mik Leach TE
- 85 Ashley Lelie WR
- 89 Nate Jackson TE
- 88 Jeb Putzier TE
- 80 Rod Smith WR
- 13 David Terrell WR
- 17 Darius Watts WR
Kickers
- 1 Jason Elam K
- 10 Todd Sauerbrun P
Offensive line
- 65 Cooper Carlisle RG
- 72 George Foster RT
- 74 Cornell D. Green OT
- 50 Ben Hamilton G/C
- 78 Matt Lepsis LT
- 62 Chris Myers C/G
- 66 Tom Nalen C
- 59 Taylor Whitley OG
Linebackers
- 51 Keith Burns MLB
- 54 Patrick Chukwurah LB
- 52 Ian Gold WLB
- 53 Louis Green LB
- 55 D.J. Williams SLB
- 56 Al Wilson MLB
Defensive backs
- 21 Hamza Abdullah FS
- 45 Roc Alexander CB
- 24 Champ Bailey CB
- 42 Sam Brandon SS
- 40 Curome Cox CB
- 25 Nick Ferguson SS
- 22 Domonique Foxworth CB
- 47 John Lynch FS
- 41 Karl Paymah CB
- 27 Darrent Williams CB
Defensive line
- 98 Courtney Brown LE
- 95 Marco Coleman DE
- 91 Ebenezer Ekuban LE
- 60 John Engelberger DE
- 96 Michael Myers LT
- 75 Monsanto Pope DT
- 93 Trevor Pryce RE
- 97 Demetrin Veal DT
- 61 Gerard Warren RT
Practice squad
- 57 Josh Buhl LB
- 34 Cedric Cobbs RB
- 99 George Gause DE
- 63 Rob Hunt G/C
- 71 Patrice Majondo-Mwamba DL
- 48 Brandon Miree RB
- 90 Corey Jackson DE
- 64 Erik Pears T
- 35 Antwaun Rogers CB
Reserve/Injured
- 69 P.J. Alexander OG
- 29 Brandon Browner CB
- 77 Dwayne Carswell OT
- 28 Jeff Shoate CB
- 32 Chris Young S
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