Durable is a great way to describe to D’Brickashaw Ferguson.  The fourth overall pick in the 2006 Draft never missed a game, and started all 160 Games he suited up for with the New York Jets.  Ferguson would be the regular Left Tackle for the Jets and would go to three Pro Bowls.

Charles Tillman would spend the majority of his career as one of the top Defensive Backs of the Chicago Bears.  Tillman would pick off Quarterbacks 38 times in his career, and would represent the Bears in the Pro Bowl twice.  Known for his ability to strip opponents of the ball, the former Rajin’ Cajun would also be named the Walter Payton Man of the Year in 2013, a prestigious honor and one that speaks to his character.

A late 1st Round draft pick out of Auburn, Ben Grubbs would carve out a nice career for himself in the National Football League.  Grubbs would predominantly be used at Left Guard, and would go to the Pro Bowl twice, once with the Baltimore Ravens and once with the New Orleans Saints.

Out of the University of Miami, Antrel Rolle, a former Jack Tatum Award winner, would begin his professional career with the Arizona Cardinals.  While some would say he did not meet expectations, Rolle would have a season where he would lead the NFL in Interception Return Yards (2007), before he would move to the New York Giants and help the G-Men win the Super Bowl.  Overall, Rolle would go to three Pro Bowls.