Playing his college ball at Marquette, George Andrie played his entire 11-year career with the Dallas Cowboys. 

Gary Anderson made a lot of history as a Place Kicker, the first of which was becoming the first South African to play a game in the NFL.  Anderson would not just play a game or two, as he would play 353, which as of this writing, places him second all-time.

A defensive superstar from the University of Wisconsin, the Miami Dolphins, drafted Troy Vincent 7^th Overall in 1992.  Vincent would immediately become the starting Left Cornerback and played well for Miami in the four seasons he was there.  That was a good start, but it was later as a Philadelphia Eagle where he shined.  

Abe Woodson’s regular role was at Cornerback where he would accumulate 19 Interceptions over his career, but it was returning ability that would see him gain five straight Pro Bowls Selections (1959-63)