The NFL Cup: West rosters

Published: Jun 13, 2014 at 08:38 AM

Dave Dameshek

NFL.com Analyst

» Only professional players who attended high school within 100 miles of a given city are eligible.

» If a team does not have the sufficient number of NFL players to fill a given position, those spots will be filled by locals selected from local gymnasiums, pool halls & underground fight clubs.

TEAM LOS ANGELES

HEAD COACH:Andy Reid

Offense

Defense

TEAM PHOENIX

HEAD COACH:Jürgen Klinsmann

Offense

Defense

TEAM BAY AREA

HEAD COACH:Pete Carroll

Offense

Defense

TEAM HOUSTON

HEAD COACH:Wade Phillips

Offense

Defense

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