2000 New England Patriots Season - Opening Training Camp Roster

Opening Training Camp Roster

As of the Patriots' first training camp practice at Foxboro Stadium on July 17 (practices at Bryant College started on July 23), they had the NFL maximum of 80 players signed to their roster. The Patriots received four roster exemptions for the NFL Europe allocations of Garrett Johnson, Marc Megna, Sean Morey, and Noel Scarlett. Additionally, the Patriots allocated tackle Ed Ellis to NFL Europe and received a roster exemption for him, but he was released before the start of training camp.

New England Patriots 2000 opening training camp roster
Quarterbacks
  • 7 Michael Bishop
  • 11 Drew Bledsoe
  • 12 Tom Brady R

Running Backs

  • 30 Tony Carter FB
  • 33 Kevin Faulk KR
  • 37 Chris Floyd FB
  • 29 Raymont Harris
  • 35 Patrick Pass KR R
  • 21 J. R. Redmond R
  • 44 Harold Shaw FB

Wide Receivers

  • 18 Aaron Bailey
  • 82 Vincent Brisby
  • 80 Troy Brown PR
  • 16 Matt Bumgardner UR
  • 19 Shockmain Davis UR
  • 14 Tony Gaiter
  • 88 Terry Glenn
  • 1 Tony Hamler UR
  • 85 Sean Morey
  • 81 Tony Simmons

Tight Ends

  • 86 Eric Bjornson
  • 46 Chris Eitzmann UR
  • 83 Rod Rutledge
  • 84 Dave Stachelski R
  • 48 Rob Tardio
 Offensive Linemen
  • 67 Jason Andersen G
  • 78 Bruce Armstrong T
  • 75 Terrance Beadles G UR
  • 61 Adam Davis G UR
  • 69 Rob Gatrell C UR
  • 70 Adrian Klemm G/T R
  • 68 Max Lane G/T
  • 77 Greg Robinson-Randall T R
  • 63 Lance Scott C/G
  • 72 Ryan Tujague T UR
  • 62 Brent Warren G
  • 76 Grant Williams T
  • 65 Damien Woody C

Defensive Linemen

  • 72 Maurice Anderson NT UR
  • 90 Chad Eaton NT
  • 74 Reggie Grimes DE UR
  • 91 Bobby Hamilton DE
  • 60 Garrett Johnson NT UR
  • 93 Jeff Marriott DE R
  • 98 Brandon Mitchell DE
  • 92 David Nugent DE R
  • 97 Noel Scarlett NT
  • 95 Henry Thomas DE
 Linebackers
  • 54 Tedy Bruschi ILB
  • 51 Chad Cascadden ILB
  • 52 Ted Johnson ILB
  • 59 Andy Katzenmoyer ILB
  • 55 Willie McGinest OLB/DE
  • 96 Marc Megna ILB
  • 50 John Munch ILB
  • 45 Tony Ortiz ILB UR
  • 53 Chris Slade OLB
  • 94 Greg Spires OLB
  • 99 Casey Tisdale OLB R
  • 58 Maugaula Tuitele ILB UR

Defensive Backs

  • 42 Chris Carter FS
  • 26 Cory Gilliard SS
  • 23 Antwan Harris CB R
  • 34 Tebucky Jones FS/CB
  • 38 Antonio Langham CB
  • 24 Ty Law CB
  • 22 Kelly Malveaux CB
  • 36 Lawyer Milloy SS
  • 39 Rodney Rideau FS UR
  • 31 Kato Serwanga CB
  • 25 Larry Whigham FS
  • 27 Mike Woods CB UR

Special Teams

  • -- Chad Holleman K UR
  • 10 Lee Johnson P
  • 5 Jimmy Kibble P UR
  • 66 Lonie Paxton LS UR
  • -- Thad Sheldon LS UR
  • 4 Adam Vinatieri K
 Reserve Lists
data possibly incomplete
  • 47 Robert Edwards RB
  • 64 Derrick Fletcher G
  • 17 John Friesz QB
  • 41 Tony George SS
  • 71 Todd Rucci G
  • -- Martinez Williams WR UR


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