1977 NFL Draft - Notable Undrafted Players

Notable Undrafted Players

† = Pro Bowler
Original NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
Baltimore Colts Griffin, WadeWade Griffin OT Ole Miss Rebels SEC
Buffalo Bills Nelson, ShaneShane Nelson LB Baylor SWC
Chicago Bears Dean, FredFred Dean G Texas Southern SWAC
Dallas Cowboys Huther, BruceBruce Huther LB New Hampshire Yankee
Dallas Cowboys Brinson, LarryLarry Brinson RB Florida SEC
Denver Broncos Egloff, RonRon Egloff TE Wisconsin Big Ten
Denver Broncos Nairne, RobRob Nairne LB Oregon State Pac-8
Houston Oilers Kennard, KenKen Kennard DT Angelo State N/A
Kansas City Chiefs Beckman, EdEd Beckman TE Florida State Ind.
Kansas City Chiefs Morgado, ArnoldArnold Morgado RB Michigan State Big Ten
Minnesota Vikings Danmeier, RickRick Danmeier K Sioux Falls N/A
New Orleans Saints Mauti, RichRich Mauti WR San Diego State Ind.
New York Giants Marion, FrankFrank Marion LB Florida A&M SIAC
New York Giants Pisarcik, JoeJoe Pisarcik QB New Mexico State MVC
New York Giants Turner, J. T.J. T. Turner G Duke ACC
New York Jets Harper, BruceBruce Harper RB Kutztown N/A
Philadelphia Eagles Edwards, HermanHerman Edwards CB Penn State Ind.
Philadelphia Eagles Henry, WallyWally Henry† WR UCLA Pac-8
Pittsburgh Steelers Dungy, TonyTony Dungy S Minnesota Big Ten
Seattle Seahawks Webster, CornellCornell Webster CB California N/A
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Johnson, CecilCecil Johnson LB Pittsburgh Ind.
Washington Redskins Murphy, MarkMark Murphy† S Colgate N/A

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