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Baseball's All-Time Home Run Leader With 762
Barry Bonds
2022's “Mr. Irrelevant," who went on to lead his team to the Super Bowl in the following season
Brock Purdy
He won 3 Super Bowls in the decade, and often in a cut-off hoodie
Bill Belichick
This Yankees captain wears No. 99
Aaron Judge
Browns running back legend + a sweet baking ingredient
Jim Brown Sugar
In 2014 he became the first Oregon Duck to win the Heisman Trophy
Marcus Mariota
A college QB at Kent State, this 7th-rounder became MVP of Super Bowl LIII as a receiver
Julian Edelman
In Super Bowl XLI, he became the first Black head coach to win a Super Bowl
Tony Dungy
This linebacker was MVP of Super Bowl XXXV and may be a murderer
Ray Lewis
Former Wyoming QB + an L-shaped tool used to put IKEA furniture together
Josh Allen Wrench
This tight end won 3 Super Bowl rings, 2 with Denver and 1 with Baltimore, before becoming a TV star
Shannon Sharpe
This 7th-rounder from Alcorn State became the Packers’ all-time leader in catches and later won Dancing with the Stars
Donald Driver
In 2002, this Jets coach shouted, “You play to win the game!”
Herm Edwards
Called “The Freak,” this Giants pitcher won back-to-back Cy Young Awards in 2008 and 2009
Tim Lincecum
Iconic Backwards Hat "Kid" + chocolate-covered mint candy sold at movie theaters
Ken Griffery Junior Mints
This “Chairman of the Boards” famously predicted a “Fo’, fo’, fo’” sweep for the 1983 Sixers
Moses Malone
This 196th pick from Georgia ran for 2,008 yards in 1998 and was MVP of Super Bowl XXXII
Terrell Davis
At age 36 he became the youngest coach to win a Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLIII
Mike Tomlin
Nicknamed “Godzilla,” he was MVP of the 2009 World Series for the Yankees
Hideku Matsui
Celtics icon + Sandra Bullock’s blindfolded Netflix thriller
Larry Bird Box
This pitcher won 270 games and made the Hall of Fame in 2019, but never brought a a Cy Young to the Bronx
Mike Mussina
A wide receiver taken 252nd overall out of Hofstra in 2006
Marques Colston
He coached the 2008 Lions, the first team to go 0–16
Rod Marinelli
This 7'4" Jazz center won 2 Defensive Player of the Year awards and holds the single-season blocks record
Mark Eaton
MLB’s all-time strikeout king + the actor who played Ken in Barbie
Nolan Ryan Gosling