The following is a list of current National Football Conference (NFC) team rosters:
| Notation | Corresponding roster designation |
|---|---|
| IR | Injured reserve |
| IR-DFR | Injured reserve/designated for return |
| Waived/injured | Waived/injured |
| PS-I | Practice squad/injured |
| Active/PUP | Active/physically unable to perform |
| PUP | Reserve/physically unable to perform |
| Active/NF-Inj. | Active/non-football injury |
| Active/NF-Ill. | Active/non-football illness |
| NF-Inj. | Reserve/non-football injury |
| NF-Ill. | Reserve/non-football illness |
| Did Not Report | Reserve/did not report |
| Left Squad | Reserve/left squad |
| Susp. | Reserve/suspended |
| Military | Reserve/military |
| Futures | Reserve/futures |
| Exempt | Reserve/commissioner's exempt list |
| Offense | Defense | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Notation | Corresponding position | Notation | Corresponding position |
| QB | Quarterback | DL | Defensive lineman |
| RB | Running back | DE | Defensive end |
| FB | Fullback | DT | Defensive tackle (4–3 scheme) |
| WR | Wide receiver | NT | Nose tackle (3–4 scheme) |
| TE | Tight end | LB | Linebacker |
| OL | Offensive lineman | OLB | Outside linebacker |
| T | Offensive tackle | ILB | Inside linebacker (3–4 scheme) |
| G | Guard | MLB | Middle linebacker (4–3 scheme) |
| C | Center | DB | Defensive back |
| CB | Cornerback | ||
| S | Safety | ||
| FS | Free safety | ||
| SS | Strong safety | ||
| Special teams | |||
| Notation | Corresponding position | Notation | Corresponding position |
| K | Kicker | KR | Kick returner |
| P | Punter | PR | Punt returner |
| LS | Long snapper | RS | Return specialist |
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The following are lists of current National Football League (NFL) team rosters:
