Undrafted in 2010 from UMass, Victor Cruz signed with the New York Giants and in his second season he became one of the surprises of the year with a 1,536 Receiving Yard Season and a salsa dance that captivated the nation every time he made it to the end zone.  Cruz helped the Giants upset the New England Patriots for the Super Bowl and the season after he would have his second (and final) 1,000 Yard Season and he would be named to the Pro Bowl.  Injuries compiled and he would only play six seasons and he would not accumulate 5,000 Yards over his career but few captured the imaginations of Giants fans like Victor Cruz did.

A twelve-year NFL veteran, Trent Cole spent most of his professional career playing Defensive End for the Philadelphia Eagles.  Cole was a very good pass rusher and in four seasons playing in the City of Brotherly Love he would achieve double digits in Quarterback Sacks.  Cole would be a Pro Bowl Selection twice (2007 & 2009) and he got to the QB 90.5 times over his career.

A seven-year NFL veteran, Ryan Mathews would have two 1,000 Yard Seasons (2010 & 2013) both of which taking place when he was with the San Diego Chargers.  Mathews would be named to the Pro Bowl in 2011 and would have over 5,000 Yards rushing over his career.

Roman Harper played 11 seasons in Professional Football, nine with the New Orleans Saints and two with the Carolina Panthers.  As a Saint, Harper was a back-to-back Pro Bowl selection in 2009 and 2010, the former season would see him help New Orleans win the Super Bowl when he led the game with eight Tackles.  Harper would net 18 Interceptions over his career.