Spending his entire professional career with the Washington Redskins, Chris Cooley would set the franchise record for receptions at the Tight End position. Cooley would become a two time Pro Bowl Selection and would record almost 5,000 Receiving Yards.

A former Big XII Defensive Player of the Year at the University of Texas, Casey Hampton was drafted 19^th Overall in 2001 by the Pittsburgh Steelers, which would be the only team that he would ever play for professionally. 

Brian Jennings never started a game of the 208 he suited up for the San Francisco 49ers, but he was a versatile player who was the Long Snapper for the team for over a decade and was considered one of the best in the business. He would make the Pro Bowl in 2004, though we don’t expect that the Special Teamer will even be remotely considered for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Undrafted out of UCLA, Brendon Ayanbadejo cut his teeth in the Canadian Football League for a few years until he made an NFL roster with the Miami Dolphins. A competent Linebacker, Ayanbadejo, who was a former CFL All Star, would make three Pro Bowls, though it was for his work on Special Teams.