Current NFL Players
- Thomas Austin - Offensive Line, Carolina Panthers
- Da'Quan Bowers - Defensive End, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Crezdon Butler - Cornerback, Pittsburgh Steelers
- Miquel Chavis - Defensive End, Pittsburgh Steelers
- Chris Clemons - Safety, Miami Dolphins
- Kavell Conner - Linebacker, Indianapolis Colts
- Jamie Cumbie - Defensive Tackle - Oakland Raiders
- Brian Dawkins - Safety, Denver Broncos
- Nick Eason - Defensive End, Arizona Cardinals
- Jacoby Ford - Wide Receiver, Oakland Raiders
- Maurice Fountain - Defensive End, Seattle Seahawks
- Marcus Gilchrist - Cornerback, San Diego Chargers
- Tyler Grisham - Wide Receiver, Pittsburgh Steelers
- Chris Hairston - Offensive Tackle, Buffalo Bills
- Mike Hamlin - Safety, Indianapolis Colts
- Jamie Harper - Running Back, Tennessee Titans
- Leroy Hill - Linebacker, Seattle Seahawks
- Jarvis Jenkins - Defensive End, Washington Redskins
- Byron Maxwell - Cornerback, Seattle Seahawks
- Phillip Merling - Defensive End, Green Bay Packers
- Michael Palmer - Tight End, Atlanta Falcons
- Barry Richardson - Offensive Line, Kansas City Chiefs
- Darell Scott - Defensive Tackle, St. Louis Rams
- C.J. Spiller - Running Back, Buffalo Bills
- Chansi Stuckey - Wide Receiver, Arizona Cardinals
- Charlie Whitehurst - Quarterback, San Diego Chargers
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