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September 21 – October 4, 1959
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Rashean Mathis

A solid Defensive Back from Bethune-Cookman, Rashean Mathis as of this writing holds the record for the most Interceptions in the young career of the Jacksonville Jaguars.   Mathis would make the Pro Bowl in 2006.

Matt Hasselback

Mike Holmgren knew he had something special in Matt Hasselbeck when he coached him in Green Bay, but Brett Favre was the team’s starting Quarterback and was already a bona fide legend.  Holmgren would take Hasselebck with him when he took over the helm in Seattle, and his coaching instincts were not wrong.

90. Logan Mankins

A seven-time Pro Bowler who spent the majority of his career with the New England Patriots, Logan Mankins fought his way from being an undersized Offensive Lineman to a First Round Draft Pick to a First Team All-Pro Selection.  The former Fresno State Bulldog did not win the Super Bowl with New England, but he helped protect Tom Brady and led his team to two big dances.  An exemplary run-blocker, Mankins suffers the same problem as Raiders lineman Steve Wisnieuski: he wasn’t on a championship team and doesn't get pushes from his fan base as a less talented player who does have a ring.

Notably, Mankins was also a Pro Bowl selection seven times, including his final season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.