14. Max Montoya

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The Cincinnati Bengals got their value’s worth when they took UCLA’s Man Montoya with a Seventh Round Pick in 1979.

The Offensive Guard only started in one game as a rookie, but the year after, he was the Bengals starting Right Guard, a position he held until he left the jungle for the Los Angeles Raiders in 1990. Montoya did a great job on an O-Line that included Hall of Famer, Anthony Munoz, and he helped Cincinnati reach two Super Bowls.  Montoya went to three Pro Bowls as a Bengal and earned a fourth as a Raider.

Montoya played in 157 Games for Cincinnati and had five years of 10-plus in Approximate Value for the team.

The Bullet Points

  • Position: Right Guard
  • Acquired: Selected in the 7th Round, 168th Overall in the NFL Draft 5/4/79.
  • Departed:

    Signed with the Los Angeles Raiders as a Free Agent before the 1990 Season.

  • Games Played: 157
  • Notable Statistics:

    144 Games Started
    2 Fumble Recoveries
    0 Fumble Recovery Yards
    94 Approximate Value

    6 Playoff Games

  • Major Accolades and Awards:

    Second Team All-Pro (1989)
    Pro Bowl (1986, 1988 & 1989)

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