Colleges
Patrick Mahomes
Texas Tech
2025: This player led the league in passing yards and passing touchdowns.
Matthew Stafford
This RB had only one season over 750 scrimmage yards but that one season got him on the cover of Madden.
Peyton Hillis
This recent Purdue WR switched to become a RB in his final season and was later drafted by the Giants.
Tyrone Tracy
This Mr Irrelevant recently signed a 258 million dollar contract.
Brock Purdy
Ceedee Lamb
Oklahoma
2019: This player led the league in passing yards, pass attempts, and interceptions. And has the record for most picks thrown in a season since 2000.
Jameis Winston
This player made one of the most iconic catches of all time, but it was just one of 58 career catches.
David Tyree
This Kent State QB was switched to WR after being drafted in the 7th round to the Patriots.
Julian Edelman
This 5th-round pick holds the rookie receiving yards record.
Puka Nacua
Boston College
2024: This QB was sacked 68 times, which is tied for 3rd most all-time.
Caleb Williams
This QB finished 2nd in MVP voting behind Joe Montana after throwing for a league-leading 4,318 passing yards, but never threw more than 2,000 after this season.
Don Majkowski
This player started 10 games over 3 seasons as a QB but switched teams and became a 1,000 yard WR.
Terrell Pryor
This 1999 7th-round WR had a 13-year career and won a Super Bowl.
Donald Driver
Dallas Goedert
South Dakota St
2011: This player set an all-time record with 2696 all-purpose yards.
Darren Sproles
This RB has the record for most rushing yards in a Super Bowl with 204 yards but only has 740 career rushing yards outside this game.
Timmy Smith
This Virginia Tech QB was drafted by the Cardinals in the 4th round as a QB but switched to TE after one season.
Logan Thomas
This 2006 7th-round WR is one of 12 players drafted from Hofstra and had 6 1,000-yard receiving seasons and a Super Bowl ring.
Marques Colston
Tyson Bagent
Shepard University
2011: This player is the only one of his kind to lead the NFL in receiving touchdowns with 17.
Rob Gronkowski
This 2nd-team All Pro RB has his own celebration and rushed for over 1000 yards in his rookie season but never had over 300 rushing yards again.
Ickey Woods
This QB won BIG 10 MVP and was drafted in the 2nd round, but played only WR in his 9-year career.
Antwan Randle El
This 1969 8th round pick was a 4 time pro-bowler and one-time MVP in his 8-year career.
Larry Brown