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Kenny Graham made his professional debut with the San Diego Chargers, the season after the Bolts won their lone AFL Championship. Graham might have missed out on a title, but the Washington State Cougar would become one of the most productive defensive players for San Diego for the rest of the 1960s.
“The Big Cat” Ernie Ladd, was one of the star defensive players at Grambling, and standing at 6’ 9” he was one of the most imposing players in the gridiron ever saw.
A dual-sport star at Tennessee (Track & Field), Anthony Miller was the recipient of San Diego’s First Round Pick in 1988.
When you have a nickname of "Speedy," we think it is safe to state that the recipient in question is fleet of foot.