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Ron Johnson played as a rookie for the Cleveland Browns after being a First Round Pick from Michigan. His first year as a professional football player was decent with 636 Yards From Scrimmage and seven Touchdowns, but he, along with two other players, was put in a package for Wide Receiver, Homer Jones.
Jack Stroud played his entire NFL career with the New York Giants, where the dual-sport star from Tennessee (Football and Track & Field) became an unsung hero for the Giants.
Erich Barnes was only with the New York Giants for four seasons of his 14-year career, but it was easily the best run of his career.
When you look at the career of Joe Morrison, you see a player who never had a monster year, but always gave you consistent production. No wonder the Giants never let him go over his 14-year career.