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From TCU, Andy Dalton won the starting job in the pre-season of his rookie year (2011).
In 1983, the Cincinnati Bengals had a Running Back named Pete Johnson, who was upset with his pay. The San Diego Chargers had a Running Back called James Brooks, who was unhappy with his role. The two teams swapped the two malcontents for each other, and it worked out well for Cincinnati.
Playing his entire career with the Cincinnati Bengals (1976-89), Reggie Williams started 196 of his 206 Games, all on right side Linebacker.
Andrew Whitworth helped LSU win the BCS Championship in 2003, and three years later he was Cincinnati's Second Round Pick.