The starting Center for the New Orleans Saints Super Bowl Championship Team, Jonathan Goodwin would have a solid career in the National Football League also going to the Pro Bowl the same year that he won the Super Bowl.

A two time Pro Bowl Selection out of the University of Oklahoma, Davin Joseph would start 99 Games at Right Guard, most of which ere the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  Joseph would be known for his philanthropic endeavors during his NFL tenure.

A Jim Thorpe Award winner at the University of Auburn, Carlos Rogers had a ten year run in the National Football League.  He would have 17 Interceptions in his career, 6 of which took place in his first year in San Francisco.  That would help him reach his first and only Pro Bowl.

From prep to Rookie of the Year, Amar’e Stoudemire suffered the way many big men have in the past: countless knee problems.  While that was true, Amar’e was a dominating scoring presence in the paint, earning six All-Star appearances and averaging over 20 Points per Game for seven seasons.  Along with Steve Nash, Stoudemire made the Phoenix Suns Championship contenders and hoped to do the same with the New York Knicks and though he got off to a good start, his knee problems would keep him from living up to his full potential, and he would later close out his career in the Isreali League, a country that he adopted as his homeland.