A former Defensive End, Kyle Vanden Bosch spent most of his career with sub par teams, but was still regarded as a top Defensive End throughout his career. Considered one of the more disciplined players in his craft, Vanden Bosch would secure three Pro Bowl nods.    

Jammal Brown was a two time Pro Bowl selection as a member of the New Orleans Saints, and was a large part of the Saints first trip to the NFC Championship game. Brown suffered a torn ACL in 2009, which would cost him his starting job and reduced him to a role player, but when he was healthy he was very good.

Spending his entire fourteen year career with the Green Bay Packers, Donald Driver was a main go to for Packers Quarterbacks and would amass over 10,000 Yards Receiving while representing the frozen tundra. Driver, a three time Pro Bowl selection, had seven seasons over 1,000 Yards and was so beloved by Packers fans that he was the first player in franchise history to have a public retirement ceremony.

A member of the Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl XL Championship Team, Chris Hope would have better individual seasons with the Tennessee Titans, where he was a 2008 Pro Bowl Selection. Hope would also have many seasons where he helped predominantly in special teams.