Dubbed “Pacman”, Adam Jones was a highly touted First Round Pick from West Virginia but he would become more known for off-field problems than his on-field accomplishments.  This doesn’t mean that Jones didn’t have a lot of gridiron success as he would be named a First Team All-Pro in 2014 as a Cincinnati Bengal as a Returner.  That year, he would lead the NFL in Yards per Kick Return, and earlier in 2006 as a Tennessee Titan, he would do the same in Punt Returns.  In his regular position at Cornerback he would accumulate 17 Interceptions.

Ahmad Brooks was chosen by the Supplemental Draft in 2006 by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2006 but it was when he joined the San Francisco 49ers that he would have his best success.  Brooks would have a Pro Bowl season in 2013, a year after he helped the Niners win the NFC and represent the conference in the Super Bowl.  Brooks would retire with 55.0 Quarterback Sacks.

A Running Back at the University of Virginia, Cedric Peerman was drafted in the 6^thRound by the Baltimore Ravens in 2006 but did not name the team.  After a season with Detroit, he would sign with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2010 and would stay there after finding a roster spot on Special Teams.  He would make the Pro Bowl in that capacity in 2015.

An All-American and Rose Bowl winner at Ohio State, Cameron Heyward was taken 31^st Overall in the 2011 Draft, but it has been in the last three years where he has really shone and earned a spot on this list.