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Gary "Big Hands" Johnson had one of the best nicknames in football, don't you think? He was not just a colorful moniker as Johnson was also an excellent Defensive Tackle.
Playing his college ball at San Diego State, Gary Garrison was one of the many players in the 1960s who was drafted in both the National Football League and American Football League. Garrison stayed in San Diego, joining the Chargers, who drafted him instead of Philadelphia of the NFL.
After playing his rookie season with the Houston Oilers, Doug Wilkerson was traded to the San Diego Chargers for Tight End, Willie Frazier. Frazier had been a two-time AFL All-Star for the Chargers, but his best days were behind him. Wilkerson went on to play 14 years for San Diego.