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Lawrence Timmons had a good career at Florida State, and the Pittsburgh Steelers drafted him in the First Round (15thOverall) in 2007. Timmons was a backup in his first two seasons and won a Super Bowl when the Steelers defeated the Arizona Cardinals to win the 2008 Season.
Jairus Byrd was a First Team All-Pac 10 Selection in 2008 and the Defensive MVP of the 2008 Holiday Bowl was an instant sensation for the Buffalo Bills, who took him with their Second Round Pick in 2009,
Jahri Evans was unique in that he did not play competitive football until he was in high school, and what a career he would have!