National Football League)
- Justin Bannan - backup defensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens
- Clancy Barone - tight ends coach for the San Diego Chargers
- Lance Briggs - starting linebacker for Chicago Bears
- Jarrett Bush - backup defensive back for the Green Bay Packers
- Donald Butler - starting middle linebacker San Diego Chargers
- James Campen - offensive line coach for the Green Bay Packers
- Erik Coleman - starting safety for the Atlanta Falcons
- Daniel Fells - tight end for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Malcom Floyd - backup wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers
- Nathaniel Hackett - offensive quality control coach for the Buffalo Bills
- Rodney Hannah - practice squad tight end for the Dallas Cowboys
- Spencer Havner - linebacker for the Green Bay Packers
- Adam Jennings - backup wide receiver for the Detroit Lions
- Greg Knapp - offensive coordinator for the Oakland Raiders
- Keith Lewis - backup safety for the Arizona Cardinals
- Marcus McCauley - backup defensive back for the Minnesota Vikings
- Lonie Paxton - long snapper for the New England Patriots
- J. T. O'Sullivan - backup quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals
- Mike Patterson - starting defensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles
- Ephraim Salaam - backup offensive tackle for the Houston Texans
- Phil Snow - linebackers coach for the Detroit Lions
- Donte Stallworth - starting wide receiver for Cleveland Browns
- C. J. Wallace - backup safety for the Seattle Seahawks
- Seneca Wallace - backup quarterback for the Cleveland Browns
- D.J. Williams - starting linebacker for the Denver Broncos
- Sammie Stroughter - backup wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Syd'Quan Thompson - starting cornerback for the Denver Broncos
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