Category:National Football League replacement players
The 1987 NFL season featured games predominantly played by replacement players as the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) players were on strike from weeks four to six. Once the NFLPA players returned, most replacement players were released.
Pages in category "National Football League replacement players"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 654 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Sid Abramowitz
- Steve Ache
- Rick Ackerman
- David Adams (gridiron football)
- Earnest Adams
- Tony Adams (quarterback)
- Carl Aikens Jr.
- Lynwood Alford
- Anthony Allen (wide receiver)
- Egypt Allen
- Lyneal Alston
- Curtis Anderson (American football, born 1957)
- Dwayne Anderson (American football)
- Eddie Anderson (safety)
- Mel Anderson
- Ricky Anderson (American football)
- Tom Andrews (American football)
- Terrence Anthony
- Steve Apke
- Obed Ariri
- Jimmy Armstrong (American football)
- Gene Atkins
- Jeff Atkins (American football)
- Jim Auer
B
- Rick Badanjek
- Curt Baham
- Clarence Bailey
- Eric Bailey (American football)
- Jesse Baker (American football)
- Chuck Banks
- Chris Barber (gridiron football)
- Milton Barney
- Tommy Barnhardt
- Clancy Barone
- Matt Battaglia
- Willie Beecher
- Mark Bellini
- Brian Belway
- Jesse Bendross
- Ben Bennett
- Lewis Bennett
- Charles Benson
- John Benton (American football)
- George Benyola
- Bill Berthusen
- Rufus Bess
- Dwight Beverly
- Craig Bingham (American football)
- Craig Birdsong
- James Black (defensive end)
- Mike Black (punter)
- Bob Bleier
- Alvin Blount
- Ed Blount
- Anthony Blue
- Dwaine Board
- Joe Bock (American football)
- Mark Boggs
- Ron Bohm
- Steve Bono
- Dennis Borcky
- Nate Borders
- Kyle Borland
- Rich Borresen
- John Bostic
- Ken Bowen
- Sam Bowers (gridiron football)
- Tom Boyd (gridiron football)
- Jim Boyle (American football)
- Danny Bradley
- Kerry Brady
- John Brandes
- Adrian Breen (American football)
- Chris Brewer
- Walter Briggs (American football)
- Ralph Britt
- Jeff Brockhaus
- Jay Brophy
- Eric Brown (wide receiver)
- Ken Brown (wide receiver)
- Kevin Brown (punter)
- Larry Brown (wide receiver)
- Ray Brown (offensive lineman)
- Keith Browner
- John Bruno (American football)
- Cullen Bryant
- Domingo Bryant
- Steve Bryant (American football)
- Trent Bryant
- Bob Buczkowski
- Cornell Burbage
- Joe Burke (American football)
- Danny Burmeister
- Dave Burnette
- Mike Busch (American football)
- Blair Bush
- Darryl Byrd
- Carl Byrum
C
- Tony Caldwell
- Rick Calhoun
- Arnold Campbell
- James Campen
- Joe Caravello
- John Carney (American football)
- Alex Carter (defensive end)
- Steve Carter (American football)
- Greg Cater
- Mike Caterbone
- Thomas Caterbone
- Sal Cesario
- Dick Chapura
- Tony Cherry
- Joe Chetti
- Steve Cisowski
- Chuck Clanton
- Bruce Clark (gridiron football)
- Danny Lee Clark
- Kevin Clark (American football)
- Mike Clark (defensive end)
- Randy Clark (American football)
- Spark Clark
- Topper Clemons
- Mike Clendenen
- Greg Cleveland
- Joey Clinkscales
- Joe Cofer
- Mike Cofer (kicker)
- Anthony Coleman (American football)
- Dan Coleman (American football)
- Reggie Collier
- Steve Collier
- Glen Collins (American football)
- Craig Colquitt
- Jeff Colter
- Darren Comeaux
- Chuck Compton
- Matt Conerly
- Rayford Cooks
- Joe Cormier
- Anthony Corvino
- Eric Coss
- Joe Costello (American football)
- Matt Courtney
- Vince Courville
- Tom Cousineau
- Larry Cowan
- John Cowne
- Tom Cox (American football)
- Eric Coyle
- Joe Cribbs
- Jeff Criswell
- Ray Criswell
- Nolan Cromwell
- Craig Curry
- Travis Curtis
D
- Gary Danielson
- Chris Darrington
- Ron Daugherty
- Chris Davis (linebacker)
- Elgin Davis
- Greg Davis (placekicker)
- Jerome Davis (nose tackle)
- Dale Dawson
- Joe DeForest
- Rob DeVita
- Andy Dickerson (offensive lineman, born 1963)
- John Diettrich
- Steve Dils
- Jerry Diorio
- Robert DiRico
- Dwayne Dixon
- Tony Dollinger
- Sean Dowling
- Joe Drake (American football)
- Chris Dressel
- Doug DuBose
- Joe Dudek
- Chris Duliban
- Gary Dulin
- Clyde Duncan
- Mike Durrette
- Mike Dwyer (American football)
E
- Dave Edwards (defensive back)
- Dennis Edwards (American football)
- Eddie Edwards (American football)
- Kelvin Edwards
- Stan Edwards
- Stan Eisenhooth
- Clifton Eley
- Bill Elko
- Gary Ellerson
- Craig Ellis (gridiron football)
- Jim Ellis (American football)
- Jack Epps (American football)
- Alex Espinoza
- Richard Estell
- David Etherly
- Vince Evans