Area Nfl Players

Sun., Sept. 3, 2000

List includes player, college and/or high school, position and NFL experience.

Tom Ackerman, Eastern Washington University, New Orleans, guard, fifth season

Drew Bledsoe, Washington State University (Walla Walla High), New England, quarterback, eighth season

Dorian Boose, WSU, New York Jets, defensive end, third season

Lew Bush, WSU, Kansas City, linebacker, eighth season

James Darling, WSU (Kettle Falls High), Philadelphia, linebacker, fourth season

Anthony Davis, Spokane Falls, Baltimore, linebacker, eighth season

Chad Eaton, WSU, New England, defensive tackle, fourth season

Mark Fields, WSU, New Orleans, linebacker, sixth season

Spencer Folau, University of Idaho, Baltimore, offensive tackle, fourth season

John Friesz, Idaho (Coeur d’Alene High), New England, quarterback, 11th season

Jason Hanson, WSU (Mead High), Detroit, placekicker, ninth season

James Hasty, WSU, Kansas City, cornerback, 12th season

Chris Hayes, WSU, New York Jets, safety, fourth season

Mike Hollis, Idaho (Central Valley High), Jacksonville, placekicker, sixth season

Ryan Leaf, WSU, San Diego, quarterback, third season

Bashir Levingston, EWU, New York Giants, defensive back/return specialist, second season

Rob Meier, WSU, Jacksonville, defensive end, first season

Jeff Ogden, EWU, Miami, wide receiver, third season

Ryan Phillips, Idaho, New York Giants, linebacker, fourth season

Jeff Robinson, Idaho (Ferris High), St. Louis, tight end/ long snapper, eighth season

Scott Sanderson, WSU, Tennessee, guard, fourth season

Mark Schlereth, Idaho, Denver, guard, 12th season

Kurt Schulz, EWU, Detroit, safety, ninth season

Robbie Tobeck, WSU, Seattle, center, seventh season

Mao Tosi, Idaho, Arizona, defensive tackle, first season

Brian Walker, WSU, Miami, safety, fifth season

Cory Withrow, WSU, Minnesota, center/guard, first season

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