Willie Anderson came into the National Football League with high expectations when he was drafted 10^th Overall by the Cincinnati Bengals in 1996.  Arguably, it took Anderson awhile before he lived up to what was hoped for him, but the Offensive Tackle may very well have exceeded expectations when it was all said and done.

Albert Lewis came to the Kansas City Chiefs as a 3^rd Round Pick from Grambling State in 1983.  Playing at Cornerback, Lewis took over the left side in his second season as a pro, and in the last half of the 80's he would emerge as one of the top Defensive Backs in the National Football League. 

Playing his college ball at Marquette, George Andrie played his entire 11-year career with the Dallas Cowboys. 

Gary Anderson made a lot of history as a Place Kicker, the first of which was becoming the first South African to play a game in the NFL.  Anderson would not just play a game or two, as he would play 353, which as of this writing, places him second all-time.