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Special Teams are an integral part of Hokie football and one ofthe units is called “Pride and Joy.” These NFL players are also asource of pride and joy due to their commitment to Virginia Tech onand off the field. Virginia Tech has recently constructed a display inthe Hall of Legends in the Merryman Athletic Center to honor suchformer players.

John Engelberger was a dominating defensive end who wentfrom walk-on to four-year starter at Tech, to second-round NFL Draftpick, earning All-America honors and his college degree along theway.

Waddy Harvey was a standout who started three seasons atdefensive tackle and won the coveted Williams Award for leadershipand character before joining the Buffalo Bills. Frank and CherylBeamer sponsored Harvey for recognition on the Pride and Joydisplay.

Before starting an NFL career, Jim Pyne, a powerful center in theearly 1990s, started 41 games and allowed just one sack in over2,700 snaps on his way to becoming the Hokies’ first unanimous All-American.

Michael Vick was an electrifying quarterback who made a lastingimpact on college football while helping Virginia Tech to a nationalchampionship game and back-to-back 11-1 seasons beforebecoming the top NFL pick in 2001.

A two-time All-American, Cornell Brown became the first VirginiaTech football player to gain consensus All-America honors as a juniorwhen he was named to five first teams in 1995. He was selectedNational Defensive Player of the Year by Football News in 1995.

Jim Pyne was the first player chosen inthe NFL’s 1998 expansion draft.

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The following former Hokiesare either presently or were amember of a National FootballLeague team or competed in theUnited States Football League:

(players in bold wereactive as of June 1, 2003)

Antonio Banks .................. Oakland RaidersMinnesota Vikings

Ken Barefoot .......................... Detroit LionsWashington Redskins

Chad Beasley .............. Cleveland Browns

Tom Beasley ............ Washington RedskinsPittsburgh Steelers

Cory Bird ..................... Indianapolis Colts

Andy Bowling ..................... Atlanta Falcons

Carl Bradley ....................... St. Louis Rams

Gene Breen ................. Green Bay Packers

Cornell Brown ............. Baltimore Ravens

Ken Brown ........................ Denver Broncos

Robert Brown .............. Green Bay Packers

Roger Brown ............ New England PatriotsNew York Giants

Green Bay Packers

Phil Bryant ................... Philadelphia EaglesBuffalo Bills

Kansas City Chiefs

John Burke ....................... Oakland RaidersSan Diego Chargers

New York JetsNew England Patriots

Antonio Banks

Ken Barefoot

Chad Beasley

Tom Beasley

Cory Bird

Andy Bowling Carl Bradley

Gene Breen

Cornell Brown

Ken Brown

Robert Brown

Roger BrownPhil Bryant

JohnBurke

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Keith Burnell

Keion Carpenter

Al Chamblee

Ike Charlton

Eugene Chung

Billy Conaty

Ray Crittenden

CarrollDale

André Davis

Anthony Davis

GennaroDiNapoli

Tyronne Drakeford

Jim Druckenmiller

Bill Ellenbogen

JohnEngelberger

Mike Faulkner

MickeyFitzgerald

Keith Burnell ............. Green Bay Packers(graduated from Tech, then played

his final season at Delaware)

Keion Carpenter ............. Atlanta FalconsBuffalo Bills

Al Chamblee ......... Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Ike Charlton ........... Jacksonville JaguarsSeattle Seahawks

Eugene Chung ............ Philadelphia EaglesKansas City ChiefsIndianapolis Colts

Green Bay PackersSan Francisco 49ersJacksonville Jaguars

New England Patriots

Billy Conaty .......................... Buffalo Bills

Ray Crittenden ........... San Diego ChargersNew England Patriots

Carroll Dale ................... Minnesota Vikings Green Bay Packers

Los Angeles Rams

André Davis ................ Cleveland Browns

Anthony Davis ....... Tampa Bay Bucanneers

Gennaro DiNapoli ........ Tennessee TitansOakland Raiders

Tyronne Drakeford ... Washington RedskinsNew Orleans Saints

San Francisco 49ers

Jim Druckenmiller ...... Indianapolis ColtsMiami Dolphins

San Francisco 49ers

Bill Ellenbogen ................. New York Giants

John Engelberger .. San Francisco 49ers

Mike Faulkner ...................... New York Jets

Mickey Fitzgerald ............. New York GiantsAtlanta Falcons

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Antonio Freeman .... Philadelphia EaglesGreen Bay Packers

Will Furrer ................. Jacksonville JaguarsSt. Louis Rams

Denver BroncosPhoenix Cardinals

Chicago Bears

Drafted as a punt returner inthe third round of the 1995NFL Draft, Antonio Freemanhas far exceededexpectations. He departedGreen Bay prior to last seasonas the fifth-ranking receiver inteam annals with 417 catches.He also ranks third in careertouchdown receptions with 57(behind Don Hutson, 99, andSterling Sharpe, 65) and fourthin 100-yard receiving gameswith 20. The Baltimore nativeteamed with Packerquarterback Brett Favre toform the most prolific activequarterback-to-wide receiverduo in the league. The paircollaborated for 57 touchdownpasses, ranking fifth in NFLhistory. This past year, in hisfirst with the PhiladelphiaEagles, he caught 46 passesfor 600 yards and fourtouchdowns. His 81-yardtouchdown reception in SuperBowl XXXI is the longest inSuper Bowl history.

Statistics Games Starts Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDCareer Totals 117 91 463 7110 15.4 84t 61Playoff Totals 15 11 53 823 15.5 81t 12

Shayne Graham .......... Carolina PanthersBuffalo Bills

John Granby ..................... Denver Broncos

Torrian Gray .................. Minnesota Vikings

Jay Hagood .......................... New York Jets

Ricky Hall .......................... Denver BroncosKansas City Chiefs

Will Furrer Shayne Graham

John Granby

Torrian Gray

Jay Hagood

Ricky Hall

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Following is a list of former Techplayers who were drafted by or wentto camp with NFL teams, but never played:

Terrell Parham • New Orleans SaintsShawn Witten • New York JetsBrowning Wynn • Indianapolis ColtsLarry Austin • Houston TexansJarrett Ferguson • Buffalo BillsAnthony Lambo • Baltimore RavensDave Meyer • Green Bay PackersJosh Redding • Indianapolis ColtsJamel Smith • St. Louis RamsJimmy Kibble • New England PatriotsKeith Short • New York JetsNathaniel Williams • Buffalo BillsMarcus Parker • Cincinnati BengalsMichael Stuewe • Detroit LionsBrian Edmonds • Seattle SeahawksMyron Newsome • Carolina PanthersJ.C. Price • Carolina PanthersCornelius White • Tampa Bay BuccaneersJim Baron • Detroit LionsMike Bianchin • New York JetsJermaine Holmes • Tampa Bay BuccaneersAtle Larsen • Phoenix CardinalsDwayne Thomas • Tampa Bay BuccaneersWilliam Yarborough • Miami DolphinsHank Coleman • Philadelphia Eagles

George DelRicco • Cincinnati BengalsRobbie Colley • San Francisco 49ersDeWayne Knight • Philadelphia EaglesSteve Sanders • Chicago BearsBernard Basham • New England PatriotsChris Barry • Philadelphia EaglesP.J. Preston • San Francisco 49ersBo Campbell • Miami DolphinsTony Kennedy • Dallas CowboysJerome Preston • N.Y. GiantsWilliam Boatwright • Philadelphia EaglesGreg Daniels • Philadelphia EaglesMarcus Mickel • Chicago BearsMichael Sturdivant • Seattle SeahawksNick Cullen • Philadelphia EaglesSean Lucas • Tampa Bay BuccaneersRandy Cockrell • Miami DolphinsSkip Pavlik • Pittsburgh SteelersCarter Wiley • Atlanta FalconsEarnie Jones • Pittsburgh SteelersCurtis Taliaferro • Atlanta FalconsDonald Wayne Snell • Seattle SeahawksMaurice Williams • Tampa Bay BuccaneersAllan Thomas • New England PatriotsAshley Lee • Atlanta FalconsBilly Leeson • Dallas CowboysVincent Johnson • Dallas CowboysNigel Bowe • Dallas CowboysLeon Gordon • New York Giants

Tom Hartman • Washington RedskinsDerek Carter • Philadelphia EaglesJake Clarke • Dallas CowboysJames Patterson • Washington RedskinsAlonzo Smith • Denver BroncosTony McKee • Dallas CowboysBilly Hite • Dallas CowboysPadro Phillips • Seattle SeahawksCyrus Lawrence • Seattle SeahawksWally Browne • Washington RedskinsRob Purdham • Kansas City ChiefsMike Scharnus • Chicago BearsMike Kovac • Dallas CowboysLarry Fallen • New Orleans SaintsJames Johnson • L.A. RamsHenry Bradley • Atlanta FalconsRoscoe Coles • Pittsburgh SteelersPaul Adams • New England PatriotsPhil Rogers • St. Louis CardinalsMike Burnop • Buffalo BillsJerry Green • Buffalo BillsKenny Edwards • Buffalo BillsTerry Smoot • Pittsburgh SteelersFrank Loria • Denver BroncosTommy Francisco • Denver BroncosDonnie Bruce • Oakland RaidersBilly Edwards • Dallas CowboysSonny Utz • Dallas CowboysMike Zeno • Boston Patriots

Billy Hardee ........................ Baltimore StarsAtlanta Falcons

New York Jets

Waddey Harvey ........................ Buffalo Bills

Michael Hawkes ............. Dallas CowboysSt. Louis Rams

Carolina Panthers

Vaughn Hebron ................. Denver BroncosPhiladelphia Eagles

Eddie Hunter ........................ New York Jets

Waverly Jackson ........ Indianapolis ColtsCarolina Panthers

Bryan Jennings .......... San Diego ChargersNew England Patriots

Tennessee Oilers

Emmett Johnson ........ Seattle Seahawks

Mike Johnson ......................... Detroit LionsCleveland Browns

Baltimore Stars

Billy Hardee Waddey Harvey Michael Hawkes Vaughn HebronEddie Hunter

Waverly Jackson Bryan Jennings Emmett Johnson

Mike Johnson

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Steve Johnson .................. Dallas CowboysNew England Patriots

Jock Jones .................. Philadelphia EaglesPhoenix CardinalsCleveland Browns

Joe Jones ....................... Indianapolis Colts

Victor Jones ........................... Detroit LionsTampa Bay Buccaneers

Dave Kadela ........... Jacksonville JaguarsAtlanta Falcons

Matt Lehr ........................ Dallas Cowboys

Kenny Lewis ......................... New York Jets

Kevin McCadam ............. Atlanta Falcons

Doug McDougald ..... New England Patriots

Anthony Midget ..... Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Derrius Monroe.............. Dallas Cowboys

Corey Moore ...................... Miami DolphinsBuffalo Bills

Grant Noel ................... Baltimore Ravens

Buzz Nutter ........................ Baltimore ColtsPittsburgh Steelers

Don Oakes ............... Boston (N.E.) Patriots

Ken Oxendine .................... Atlanta Falcons

Tony Paige ......................... Miami DolphinsDetroit Lions

New York Jets

Jesse Penn ....................... Dallas Cowboys

Steve Johnson

Jock Jones

Joe Jones

Victor Jones

Dave Kadela

Matt Lehr

Kenny Lewis

Kevin McCadam

Doug McDougald

Anthony MidgetDerrius Monroe

Corey Moore

Grant Noel Buzz Nutter

Don Oakes Ken OxendineTony Paige Jesse Penn

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Willie Pile .................. Kansas City Chiefs

George Preas ..................... Baltimore Colts

Pierson Prioleau ................... Buffalo BillsSan Francisco 49ers

David Pugh ................. Indianapolis Colts

Jim Pyne ........................ Cleveland BrownsDetroit Lions

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Rick Razzano ................ Cincinnati Bengals

Bill Renner .................. Green Bay Packers

Jimmy Richards ................... New York Jets

George Roberts ................. Atlanta FalconsSan Diego Chargers

Miami Dolphins

Damien Russell .......... San Francisco 49ers

Ricky Scales ....................... Houston Oilers

Shawn Scales .............. Pittsburgh SteelersSan Francisco 49ers

Bob Schweickert .................. New York Jets

Mike Shaw .................... Pittsburgh Maulers

Bob Slowikowski ........... Dallas Cowboys

Dave Smigelsky ....... Washington RedskinsAtlanta Falcons

Willie Pile George Preas

Pierson Prioleau

David Pugh

Jim Pyne

RickRazzano

Bill Renner Jimmy Richards

George Roberts

Damien Russell Ricky Scales Shawn ScalesBob Schweickert

Mike Shaw Bob Slowikowski

Dave Smigelsky

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Widely regarded as one of the game's most dominant defensive players ever,Smith is one of a very select few who can change the complexion of a game byhimself. Entering his 19th season in the NFL, the Norfolk, Va., native has beenselected to the Pro Bowl 11 times and was the game’s MVP in 1987. He trails onlyReggie White (13) and Jerry Rice (12) in selections. Smith led the AFC in sacks with13.5 sacks in ’96 and 14 in ’97. He was one sack shy of the AFC leader in 1989, ’90and ’93 and just 1/2 sack shy in ’86, ’87 and ’88. Smith was named the NFL’sDefensive Player of the Year by AP, UPI and several publications in 1996 and 1990.He also earned defensive player of the year honors from NEA and Pro FootballWeekly in 1993. He is the Buffalo Bills’ all-time sack leader (171.0) and his careertotal of 195.0 sacks trails only Reggie White (198.0) for the NFL’s all-time lead inthat category. In 2000, his first year with the Washington Redskins, Smith recorded10.0 sacks and had nine sacks a year ago.

Statistics Games Starts Tackles Solo Ast. Sacks Fum. Rec. TDCareer Totals 263 259 1,308 967 341 195.0 15 1Playoff Totals 20 20 71 60 11 14.5 0 0

Bruce Smith ......... Washington RedskinsBuffalo Bills

Derek Smith ............. Washington Redskins

Gary Smith .................... Cincinnati BengalsBaltimore Colts

Nick Sorensen ................. St. Louis Rams

Bryan Still ................... San Diego Chargers

Shyrone Stith ................. Indianapolis ColtsJacksonville Jaguars

Don Strock ..................... Cleveland BrownsMiami Dophins

Lee Suggs ................... Cleveland Browns

Derek Smith Gary Smith

Nick Sorensen

BryanStill

Shyrone Stith

Don Strock Lee Suggs

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Considered one of the bright young stars of the league, Michael Vick enters histhird season with the Atlanta Falcons. In his second year in the league, and first as thestarter, Vick led the Falcons to the second round of the playoffs and earned a trip tothe Pro Bowl. Last season, Vick started 15 games in the regular season and threw for2,936 yards and 16 touchdowns while rushing for 777 yards and eight scores. TheNewport News, Va., native left Virginia Tech after his redshirt sophomore year andbecame the No. 1 draft pick of the Falcons in the 2001 NFL Draft. While at VirginiaTech, Vick recorded a 20-1 record as a starter and led the Hokies to the 1999 nationalchampionship game after an 11-0 regular season campaign.

Passing Statistics Games Starts Att. Com. Pct. Yds. YPA Long TD INTCareer Totals 23 17 534 281 52.6 3721 7.0 70t 18 11Playoff Totals 2 22 63 35 55.5 391 6.2 28 1 2

Rushing Statistics Games Starts Att. Yds YPR TDCareer Totals 23 17 144 1066 7.4 9Playoff Totals 2 2 16 94 5.9 0

Ben Taylor

Mark Udinski Dwight Vick T.J. Washington

Todd Washington

Ronyell Whitaker

Ben Taylor ................... Cleveland Browns

Mark Udinski ................. Pittsburgh Maulers

Dwight Vick .................... Baltimore Ravens

Michael Vick .................... Atlanta Falcons

T.J. Washington .............. Carolina PanthersSt. Louis Rams

Pittsburgh SteelersTennessee Oilers

Dallas Cowboys

Todd Washington .......... Houston TexansTampa Bay Buccaneers

Ronyell Whitaker ... Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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Year Player Pos. Rd. Pick Overall Team1937 Herman “Foots” Dickerson B 7th Chicago Cardinals1944 John Maskas T 12th Boston *1948 Frank Ballard G 15th 95 Buffalo (AAFC)1951 Sterling Wingo B 28th L.A. Rams1953 Madison “Buzz” Nutter C 12th Washington1954 Tom Hughes T 25th Cleveland1955 George Preas G 5th Baltimore1955 Johnny Dean B 7th San Francisco1955 Howie Wright B 21st Chicago Cardinals1955 Jim Locke T 27th Baltimore1955 Tom Petty E 30th Washington1957 Bob Wolfenden B 13th L.A. Rams1957 Hilmer Olson C 16th Detroit1957 Tom Datzell T 22nd Chicago Bears1958 Russ Moon T 24th Chicago Bears1959 Jim Burks T 26th Philadelphia1960 Carroll Dale E 8th L.A. Rams #1961 Don Oakes T 3rd Philadelphia &1961 Mike Zeno G 16th L.A. Rams @1961 Bernie Vishneski T 16th N.Y. Giants1963 Gene Breen T 15th Green Bay ^1964 Jake Adams E 13th St. Louis $1965 Bob Schweickert B 3rd San Francisco †1965 Sonny Utz FB 6th Dallas !1967 Andy Bowling LB 4th 105 St. Louis1967 Tommmy Francisco HB 14th 347 Denver1967 Donnie Bruce G 16th 409 Oakland1968 Ken Barefoot TE 5th 113 Washington1968 Jim Richards DB 8th 210 N.Y. Jets1969 Jim “Waddey” Harvey T 8th 183 Buffalo1969 Rick Piland G 13th 335 Kansas City1970 Ken Edwards RB 6th 134 Buffalo1971 Jack Simcsak P 17th 425 Denver1973 Don Strock QB 5th 111 Miami1975 Ricky Scales WR 13th 327 Houston1975 Ken Lambert DB 16th 402 Houston1976 Phil Rogers RB 7th 21 203 St. Louis1977 Tom Beasley DT 3rd 4 60 Pittsburgh1980 Doug McDougald DE 5th 14 124 New England1980 Kenny Lewis RB 5th 15 125 Oakland

Year Player Pos. Rd. Pick Overall Team1982 Robert Brown LB 4th 15 98 Green Bay1984 Mike Johnson LB 1st supplemental Cleveland1984 Tony Paige FB 6th 9 149 N.Y. Jets1985 Bruce Smith DE 1st 1 1 Buffalo1985 Jesse Penn LB 2nd 16 44 Dallas1985 Ashley Lee DB 8th 5 201 Atlanta1985 Joe Jones TE 10th 18 270 Dallas1985 Al Young †† DB 11th 19 299 N.Y. Giants1987 Eddie Hunter RB 8th 1 196 N.Y. Jets1987 Curtis Taliaferro LB 8th 13 208 Atlanta1988 Steve Johnson TE 6th 17 154 New England1988 Carter Wiley DB 12th 1 306 Atlanta1988 Victor Jones LB 12th 5 310 Tampa Bay1990 Jock Jones LB 8th 19 212 Cleveland1990 Roger Brown DB 8th 22 215 Green Bay1991 Al Chamblee LB 12th 8 314 Tampa Bay1992 Eugene Chung OT 1st 13 13 New England1992 Will Furrer QB 4th 23 107 Chicago1992 Damien Russell DB 6th 11 151 San Francisco1992 William Boatwright G 7th 19 187 Philadelphia1992 John Granby DB 12th 26 334 Denver1994 Tyronne Drakeford CB 2nd 33 62 San Francisco1994 John Burke TE 4th 18 121 New England1994 Jim Pyne C 7th 6 200 Tampa Bay1995 Antonio Freeman WR 3rd 26 90 Green Bay1995 Ken Brown LB 4th 26 124 Denver1996 Bryan Still WR 2nd 11 41 San Diego1996 J.C. Price DT 3rd 27 88 Carolina1997 Jim Druckenmiller RB 1st 26 26 San Francisco1997 Torrian Gray S 2nd 19 49 Minnesota1997 Antonio Banks CB 4th 17 113 Minnesota1997 Cornell Brown DE 6th 31 194 Baltimore1998 Todd Washington C 4th 12 104 Tampa Bay1998 Gennaro DiNapoli G 4th 17 109 Oakland1998 Ken Oxendine FB 7th 12 201 Atlanta1998 Marcus Parker RB 7th 13 202 Cincinnati1999 Pierson Priouleau S 4th 15 110 San Francisco1999 Derek Smith OT 5th 32 165 Washington2000 John Engelberger DT 2nd 4 35 San Francisco2000 Ike Charlton CB 2nd 21 52 Seattle2000 Corey Moore LB 3rd 27 89 Buffalo2000 Anthony Midget CB 5th 5 134 Atlanta2000 Shyrone Stith RB 7th 37 243 Jacksonville2001 Michael Vick QB 1st 1 1 Atlanta2001 Cory Bird S 3rd 29 91 Indianapolis2001 Matt Lehr OG 5th 6 137 Dallas2002 André Davis WR 2nd 15 47 Cleveland2002 Ben Taylor LB 4th 13 111 Cleveland2002 Kevin McCadam SS 5th 13 148 Atlanta2002 David Pugh DT 6th 10 182 Indianapolis2002 Bob Slowikowski TE 6th 39 211 Dallas2002 Chad Beasley DT 7th 7 218 Minnesota2002 Derrius Monroe DE 7th 13 224 New Orleans2002 Jarrett Ferguson FB 7th 40 251 Buffalo2003 Lee Suggs RB 4th 18 115 Cleveland2003 Willie Pile FS 7th 38 252 Kansas City

* — Maskas was also drafted by the Buffalo franchise of the All-AmericaFootball Conference (AAFC) in the 10th round with the 74th overall pick in 1947.

# — Dale was also drafted by the Minneapolis franchise of the AFL in 1960.& — Oakes was also drafted by the Boston franchise of the AFL in the 21st round of

the 1961 draft.@ — Zeno was also drafted by the Boston franchise of the AFL in the fourth round of

the 1961 draft.^ — Breen was also drafted by the San Diego franchise of the AFL in the 16th round of

the 1963 draft.$ — Adams was also drafted by the Kansas City franchise of the AFL in the 12th round

of the 1964 draft.† — Schweickert was also drafted by the New York Jets of the AFL in the fourth round

of the 1965 draft.! — Utz was also drafted by the New York Jets of the AFL in the 13th round of the

1965 draft.†† —Young only played basketball at Virginia Tech.

Virginia Tech running back Lee Suggs was taken in thefourth round of this year’s NFL draft by the Cleveland Browns.

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Tech Players in the Super Bowl

Name Pos. Team Super Bowl ChampionTom Beasley DT Pittsburgh XIII Yes

Pittsburgh XIV Yes

Cornell Brown LB Baltimore XXXV Yes

Roger Brown CB New York Giants XXV Yes

John Burke TE New England XXXI No

Carroll Dale WR Green Bay I YesGreen Bay II YesMinnesota VIII No

Tyronne Drakeford CB San Francisco XXIX Yes

Antonio Freeman WR Green Bay XXXI YesGreen Bay XXXII No

Vaughn Hebron RB Denver XXXII YesDenver XXXIII Yes

Ken Oxendine RB Atlanta XXXIII No

Rick Razzano LB Cincinnati XVI No

Jim Richards S New York Jets III Yes

Bruce Smith DE Buffalo XXV NoBuffalo XXVI NoBuffalo XXVII NoBuffalo XXVIII No

Nick Sorensen S St. Louis XXXVI No

Don Strock QB Miami XVII NoMiami XIX No

Todd Washington OL Tampa Bay XXXVII Yes

Hokies in the Pro Bowl

Name Pos. Team YearCarroll Dale WR Green Bay 1969

Green Bay 1970Green Bay 1971

Antonio Freeman WR Green Bay 1999

Mike Johnson LB Cleveland 1991

Buzz Nutter C Pittsburgh 1963

Don Oakes T Boston 1968

Bruce Smith DE Buffalo 1988Buffalo 1989Buffalo 1990Buffalo 1991Buffalo 1993Buffalo 1994Buffalo 1995Buffalo 1996Buffalo 1997Buffalo 1998Buffalo 1999

Michael Vick QB Atlanta 2002*

* indicates player was voted to the Pro Bowl,but did not participate due to injury.

Former Virginia Tech football players are making their mark in the NFL.Michael Vick was voted to the Pro Bowl following last season while fellowHokie Cornell Brown won a Super Bowl ring with the Baltimore Ravens in 2001.

Bruce Smith played in fourSuper Bowls and 11 Pro Bowls

as a member of the Buffalo Bills.

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