A former First Round pick from the University of Virginia, Branden Albert had a decent career in the National Football League with both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins.  Albert started 118 Games (out of 120 Games Played) at Left Tackle and was a Pro Bowl Selection twice, once with each team he played for.

Save for four games at the end of his career with the Miami Dolphins, Arian Foster was with the Houston Texans for the duration of his career.  Foster was a sweet pickup for Houston as the Running Back went undrafted in 2009 out of the University of Tennessee.  Foster would prove in his sophomore season to all those who failed to draft him that they made a mistake. 

Retiring from the National Football League early so that he could devote more time to his humanitarian efforts, Anquan Boldin would secure seven seasons where he had four digits in Receiving Yards.  Boldin was an explosive force on the gridiron, making an immediate impact in his rookie year finishing third in both Receptions and Receiving Yards. 

A.J. Hawk was drafted 5th overall in the 2006 Draft and the former Ohio State Buckeye was a force on the Packers defense for years.  While the former Lombardi Award winner would never be named to a Pro Bowl, he was an alternate for the game twice (2010 & 2011).  Hawk is unlikely to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame but we expect to see him in the prestigious franchise version that the Pack has.