Notable Undrafted Players
| † | = Pro Bowler |
| Original NFL team | Player | Pos. | College | Conf. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Falcons | Grimes, BrentBrent Grimes† | CB | Shippensburg | PSAC | |
| Cincinnati Bengals | Roland, DennisDennis Roland | OT | Georgia | SEC | |
| Denver Broncos | Bell, MikeMike Bell | RB | Arizona | Pac-10 | |
| Dallas Cowboys | Austin, MilesMiles Austin† | WR | Monmouth | NEC | |
| Dallas Cowboys | Bowen, StephenStephen Bowen | DE | Hofstra | A-10 | |
| Dallas Cowboys | Hurd, SamSam Hurd | WR | Northern Illinois | MAC | |
| Detroit Lions | Prater, MattMatt Prater | K | UCF | C-USA | |
| Green Bay Packers | Bush, JarrettJarrett Bush | CB | Utah State | WAC | |
| Houston Texans | Brisiel, MikeMike Brisiel | G | Colorado State | MWC | |
| Houston Texans | Williams, TramonTramon Williams† | CB | Louisiana Tech | WAC | |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | Collier, RichardRichard Collier | OT | Valdosta State | GSC | |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | Iwuh, BrianBrian Iwuh | LB | Colorado | Big 12 | |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | Owens, MontellMontell Owens† | RB | Maine | A-10 | |
| Minnesota Vikings | Baskett, HankHank Baskett | WR | New Mexico | MWC | |
| Minnesota Vikings | Penn, DonaldDonald Penn† | OT | Utah State | WAC | |
| New England Patriots | Cobbs, PatrickPatrick Cobbs | RB | North Texas | Sun Belt | |
| New England Patriots | Woods, PierrePierre Woods | LB | Michigan | Big Ten | |
| New Orleans Saints | Weatherford, SteveSteve Weatherford | P | Illinois | Big Ten | |
| San Diego Chargers | Neill, RyanRyan Neill | DE | Rutgers | Big Ten | |
| Tennessee Titans | Allred, ColinColin Allred | LB | Baylor | Big 12 |
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