Notable Undrafted Players
| Original NFL Team | Player | Position | College |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Falcons | Robbie Tobeck | Center | Washington State |
| Cleveland Browns | Orlando Brown | offensive tackle | Central State University |
| Cleveland Browns | Tim Jacobs | cornerback | University of Delaware |
| Detroit Lions | Bernard Wilson | defensive tackle | Tennessee State University |
| Indianapolis Colts | Mike Vanderjagt | Placekicker | West Virginia |
| Kansas City Chiefs | Mike Bartrum | Long Snapper | Marshall |
| Los Angeles Raiders | James Jett | Wide Receiver | West Virginia |
| Los Angeles Rams | Jamie Martin | Quarterback | Weber State |
| New York Giants | Brian Kozlowski | Tight end | University of Connecticut |
| New York Jets | Rob Davis | Long snapper | Shippensburg University |
| New York Jets | Victor Green | Safety | University of Akron |
| Philadelphia Eagles | Mike Chalenski | Defensive end | UCLA |
| San Diego Chargers | Darren Bennett | Punter | None |
| Seattle Seahawks | Mack Strong | Fullback | Georgia |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Michael Husted | Placekicker | Virginia |
| Washington Redskins | Matt Turk | Punter | Wisconsin–Whitewater |
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