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One of the best college players at Arizona State, Charlie Taylor was a star baseball and football star as a Sun Devil. On the gridiron, Taylor was the Third Overall Pick in 1963, which would transcend into a Hall of Fame career in Professional Football.
Chris Hanburger may have had a good career at North Carolina, but it was only worthy of generating an 18thRound Pick in the NFL Draft. It is likely that nobody noticed the selection of Hanburger by the Washington Redskins, but they noticed his overall professional career.
A late First Round Pick in 1983 by the Washington Redskins, Darrell Green became the most successful athletes ever from Texas A&M-Kingsville.
At TCU, Sammy Baugh played basketball, baseball, and football, and he was excellent at all of them. Baugh was more passionate about baseball, but football was his true calling, and he signed with the Washington Redskins, who made him the Sixth Overall Pick in the 1937 Draft.