2002 NFL Draft - Notable Undrafted Players

Notable Undrafted Players

† = Pro Bowler
Original NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
Baltimore Ravens Demps, WillWill Demps FS San Diego State MWC
Baltimore Ravens Kemoeatu, Ma'akeMa'ake Kemoeatu DT Utah MWC
Baltimore Ravens Scott, BartBart Scott† LB Southern Illinois Gateway
Baltimore Ravens Walls, LennyLenny Walls CB Boston College Big East
Dallas Cowboys Campbell, KharyKhary Campbell LB Bowling Green MAC
Dallas Cowboys Cundiff, BillyBilly Cundiff† K Drake Pioneer
Dallas Cowboys Davis, KeithKeith Davis S Sam Houston State Southland
Dallas Cowboys Vollers, KurtKurt Vollers OT Notre Dame Ind.
Houston Texans Parker, EricEric Parker WR Tennessee SEC
Jacksonville Jaguars Gray, QuinnQuinn Gray QB Florida A&M MEAC
Miami Dolphins Parmalee, BernieBernie Parmalee RB Ball State MAC
Minnesota Vikings Hill, ShaunShaun Hill QB Maryland ACC
New England Patriots Neal, StephenStephen Neal G Cal State Bakersfield N/A
New Orleans Saints Reed, JeffJeff Reed K North Carolina ACC
New York Giants Bryant, MattMatt Bryant† K Baylor Big 12
New York Giants Clark, RyanRyan Clark† S LSU SEC
New York Jets Moore, BrandonBrandon Moore† G Illinois Big Ten
Pittsburgh Steelers Harrison, JamesJames Harrison† LB Kent State MAC
San Francisco 49ers Chatman, AntonioAntonio Chatman WR Cincinnati C-USA
Seattle Seahawks Lewis, D. D.D. D. Lewis LB Texas Big 12
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Nece, RyanRyan Nece LB UCLA Pac-10

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