Spending all of his career with the Detroit Lions (1992-2003), Robert Porcher would finish 4.5 Sacks shy of the 100 mark, which makes him the all-time leader in franchise history.  A three-time Pro Bowl Selection, Porcher was a feared player on the field but off of it would become known for his charitable endeavors off of it in the Detroit area.

May 19 – June 8, 1958
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All I Have To Do Is Dream

With the exception of his final two seasons, Kevin Glover was a career Detroit Lion, and was at his best when he was blocking for the legendary Barry Sanders.  Glover was a three-time Pro Bowl selection as a Lion and played 177 games for Detroit, starting 161 of them.

Out of the state of Idaho, Wayne Walker would spend all of his fifteen seasons in the NFL as a Detroit Lion and was a very rare dual threat as a Linebacker and Place Kicker.  Walker was a three-time Pro Bowl selection who would be named the team’s Defensive MVP in 1968.  Walker had 14 career Interceptions.