Darren Sproles was nicknamed “The Lightning Bug” and it was an absolute joy to watch the 5’ 6” Running Back frustrate opposing tacklers on a weekly basis. 

The 2008 Bronco Nagurski Trophy winner from the University of Texas had a good start as a pro at the Washington Redskins where he was a Pro Bowl Selection as a rookie.  Orakpo returned to the Pro Bowl next year and again in 2013 and as a Redskin he twice had a ten Quarterback Sack season.  The Linebacker would sign with the Tennessee Titans in 2015 where he was a Pro Bowler for a fourth time in 2016.  He would retire with 66 Quarterback Sacks.

On the surface, 104 Wins and 1,818 Strikeouts should gain Bobby Witt a much higher rank.  He had a 17-10 1990 season that would see him finish second in Strikeouts in the American League so certainly his positioning on the greatest Texas Rangers of all-time should be higher right?

The 5^th overall draft pick in the 2003 Draft, Terence Newman made history as the highest drafted Kansas State Wildcat up until that time.  Newman was a more than capable Cornerback who may have only been named a Pro Bowler twice but easily could have received that honor five times.  His best work was with the Dallas Cowboys where his two trips to Hawaii (2007 & 2009) occurred.