List of Second Generation National Football League Players - List of Players

List of Players

Name Pos Father's Name Pos
Matthew Slater S Jackie Slater OT
Chris Long DE Howie Long DE
Brian Griese QB Bob Griese QB
Eli Manning QB Archie Manning QB
Peyton Manning QB Archie Manning QB
Eric Metcalf RB Terry Metcalf RB
Jarrett Payton RB Walter Payton RB
Chris Simms QB Phil Simms QB
Kellen Winslow II TE Kellen Winslow TE
Anthony Dorsett S Tony Dorsett RB
Daylon McCutcheon CB Lawrence McCutcheon RB
Bryan McClendon WR Willie McClendon RB
Marion Barber III RB Marion Barber Jr. RB
Ryan Nece LB Ronnie Lott S
Mike Adamle RB Tony Adamle RB/LB
Keith Adams LB Julius Adams DL
Sam Adams, Jr. DL Sam Adams, Sr. OL
Allen Aldridge, Jr. LB Allen Aldridge, Sr. DL
Matt Hasselbeck QB Don Hasselbeck TE
Tim Hasselbeck QB Don Hasselbeck TE
Ted Washington DL Ted Washington LB
Marques Tuiasosopo QB Manu Tuiasosopo DL
Lofa Tatupu LB Mosi Tatupu RB
Clay Matthews LB Clay Matthews, Jr. DL
Clay Matthews, Jr. LB Clay Matthews, Sr. DL
Bruce Matthews OL Clay Matthews, Sr. DL
Chris McAlister CB James McAlister RB
Brock Marion S Jerry Marion WR
Brad Leggett OL Earl Leggett DL
Bobby Carpenter OLB Rob Carpenter RB

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