A former MVP of the Citrus Bowl and second overall draft pick in 2005, Ronnie Brown may not have had the same success that he did at Auburn as he did in the NFL but this is still a professional football player who was good enough to make a Pro Bowl (2008) and have a 1,000 Yard Rushing Season (2006).  He would have over 7,000 Yards from Scrimmage in his career.

Drafted late in the First Round out of the University of Miami, Reggie Wayne was brought in to complement Marvin Harrison.  It is safe to say he accomplished much more than that.

Wayne blossomed into an elite NFL Wide Receiver and exemplary route-runner, earning six Pro Bowl selections and leading the NFL in Receiving Yards in 2007.  Spending his entire professional career with the Indianapolis Colts, Wayne was a large part of their Super Bowl XLI win, catching a 53 Yard Touchdown Pass in the first quarter.  He went over 1,000 yards eight times in a season, finishing with 14,345 for his career.  He also had another 1,254 Yards in the Playoffs, an exceptional number that should be celebrated on its own.

Undrafted out of the University of Maine in 2006, Montell Owens crawled his way on to a National Football League roster by making a name for himself on Special Teams, mostly through his exceptional tackling skills.  His dedicated fan base would call Owens, as “M.Owens” implying how mowed down opponents.  He would be a two time Pro Bowl with the Jacksonville Jaguars as a Special Teams Selection.

Leon Washington, a star Running Back out of Florida State would have significant rushes professionally, but it was as a Return Specialist where he would achieve his greatest success.  He would make two trips to the Pro Bowl as a Returner, and in 2008 he would lead the NFL in All Purpose Yards and was named the NFL Alumni Special Teams Player of the Year.