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JC Jackson went from an undrafted free agent to one of the NFL’s most dangerous ball-hawking cornerbacks. During his time with the New England Patriots, Jackson became known for his ability to read quarterbacks, make plays on the football, and create turnovers. His 2021 season was his peak, earning him First-Team All-Pro honors and a Pro Bowl selection.

A reminder of just how special “Mr. INT” was at his best. 🏈

Dede Westbrook was one of those receivers who could make an impact with his speed, quickness, and ability to create separation. After a standout career at Oklahoma, Westbrook brought that playmaking ability to the NFL and showed flashes of what made him such an exciting prospect. A talented player whose journey through the league is worth remembering.

Mario Manningham was a reliable wide receiver who made some huge plays during his time in the NFL. He’s best remembered for his years with the New York Giants, especially his incredible sideline catch in Super Bowl XLVI that helped keep the Giants’ championship run alive. Manningham may not get mentioned enough today, but his biggest moments came when the stage was at its highest.

Dee Ford was one of the most explosive pass rushers in the NFL during his prime. A former first-round pick by the Kansas City Chiefs, Ford recorded 30.5 sacks over his career and earned a Pro Bowl selection in 2018. His speed off the edge made him a problem for opposing offensive lines.

Nate Washington was one of those receivers who quietly put together a really solid NFL career. After going undrafted in 2005, he worked his way into the league and became a reliable target for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee Titans. Washington finished his career with over 4,000 receiving yards and 30 touchdowns, including some memorable postseason moments. A great example of an undrafted player who earned his opportunity and made the most of it. 🏈

Gerald Sensabaugh spent six seasons in the NFL, playing safety for the Dallas Cowboys from 2008 to 2012 after beginning his career with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He finished his career with 428 tackles, 5 interceptions, and 3 forced fumbles. A physical safety who played an important role in the Cowboys secondary during his time in Dallas.

Jay Ratliff was a force in the middle of the Dallas Cowboys’ defensive line. A powerful interior lineman who could disrupt the run game, collapse the pocket, and make life difficult for opposing offenses. When Ratliff was at his best, he brought toughness and physicality every snap.

Cecil Shorts III was one of those receivers who could make a big play happen at any moment. From his time with the Jacksonville Jaguars to his standout moments in the NFL, Shorts brought size, speed, and playmaking ability to the field. A talented receiver whose best moments deserve to be remembered.

Patrick Crayton was a wide receiver who spent the majority of his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys. Known for his role as a reliable target and punt returner, Crayton played an important part in the Cowboys’ offense during the mid-to-late 2000s.

Brian Orakpo was one of the most feared pass rushers of his era. From his days with the Washington Redskins to becoming a four-time Pro Bowl linebacker, Orakpo brought power, speed and relentless pressure off the edge. A standout NFL defender and one of Washington’s defensive stars of the 2010s.