Eric Wood played directly in front of the (many) Buffalo Bills Quarterbacks for eight of his nine seasons after playing at Right Guard during his rookie year.  Wood did well at Center and was named to the Pro Bowl in 2015 but had to prematurely retire after 2017 due to neck concerns.  He played 120 Games and started them all.

Eric Weems only caught 123 passes over his career (120 with Atlanta) bitt his true value took place as a Returner.  In both 2009 and 2010, Weems went over the 1,000 mark in Kick Return Yards, the latter of which earned him a trip to the Pro Bowl.  He would have 5,354 Return Yards over his career.

Eric Decker had a nice career in the National Football League where he would have three seasons (two with Denver and one with the New York Jets) where he went over 1,000 Receiving Yards.  Decker helped the Broncos make the Super Bowl XLVIII (though they did not win) and he would have 5,816 Receiving Yards.  Decker never made a Pro Bowl but anyone with over 50 career Touchdowns (he had 53) will always have a lot to brag about.

Easily the best professional player named Elvis, Elvis Dumervil set a standard that will make it hard for other “Elvi” to follow.