Notable Undrafted Players
| Original NFL Team | Player | Position | College |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baltimore Ravens | Lional Dalton | Defensive tackle | Eastern Michigan University |
| Baltimore Ravens | Jeff Saturday | Center | North Carolina |
| Cincinnati Bengals | Brandon Bennett | Running back | South Carolina |
| Cincinnati Bengals | Kevin Kaesviharn | Safety | Augustana College |
| Dallas Cowboys | Robert Thomas | Fullback | Henderson State University |
| Detroit Lions | Brock Olivo | Running back | University of Missouri |
| Indianapolis Colts | Larry Chester | Defensive tackle | Temple University |
| Indianapolis Colts | Mike Vanderjagt | Kicker | West Virginia University |
| Kansas City Chiefs | Eric Hicks | Defensive End | University of Maryland |
| New Orleans Saints | Earl Little | Safety | University of Miami |
| Oakland Raiders | Phil Dawson | Kicker | University of Texas |
| St. Louis Rams | London Fletcher | Linebacker | John Carroll University |
| St. Louis Rams | Tony Horne | Wide receiver | Clemson University |
| San Diego Chargers | DeMingo Graham | Offensive Guard | Hofstra University |
| San Francisco 49ers | Jeff Posey | Linebacker | Southern Mississippi |
| Seattle Seahawks | Brian Finneran | Wide receiver | Villanova University |
| Seattle Seahawks | Paul Spicer | Defensive end | Saginaw Valley State |
| Washington Redskins | Mike Sellers | Fullback | Walla Walla CC |
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