A member of the Seattle Seahawks for his entire career, we were so close to placing Steve Largent at the top of this list.  In the end, we went with Walter Jones, but if you think we erred, we certainly could be talked into flip-flopping the two.

An absolute beast at Florida State, Walter Jones was chosen by the Seahawks with the 6^th overall pick in the 1997 Draft.

Ezekiel Elliott had a really good run with the Dallas Cowboys, lasting eight years, and at one time, was considered one of the best Running Backs in the game.

An All-American from Oklahoma State, Dez Bryant had a nice rookie season in 2010, where as an All-Rookie, he had 561 Receiving Yards with another 508 Yards via returns.  Bryant would move towards just receiving, which was the better move for him, as would be shown by his increased production in the air.