1. Brent Urban
   Jon Ryan
2. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
   Austin Pasztor

Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is a naturally gifted football player, which put him in high demand during the 2014 Draft. Before going to play for the NFL in America, Duvernay-Tardif spent his formative years growing up in Montreal where he first acquired his love of the game.

1. Christian Covington
   Nathan Shepherd
2. Luke Willson
   Doug Flutie

Luke Willson was a star during his high school years for his incredible skills in the game. This was just the foundation of what was to come for him. He has spent most of his professional football career with the Seattle Seahawks, but he has also played for the Detroit Lions.

1. Jason David
   Klaus Wilmsmeyer
2. Teyo Johnson
   Nate Burleson

Nate Burleson started off his NFL career with the Minnesota Vikings and finished off with the Cleveland Browns. He also played for the Seattle Seahawks. Throughout his career, he scored 43 touchdowns. After his successful career, he took up broadcasting for the NFL as he had a lot of expertise to share.

1. L.P. Ladoucer
   Christian Covington
2. Stefan Charles
   Brett Jones

Christian Covington's father was a pro football player in the CFL and gained fame for his skills here in Canada. Christian's time to shine came in 2015 when the Houston Texans drafted him. He played in Houston for a few years before going to the Dallas Cowboys.

1. Eli Ankou
   Austin Collie
2. Chris Schultz
   L.P. Ladouceur

L.P. Ladouceur has spent the majority of his career with one team, the Dallas Cowboys. Early in his life, his skills on the field earned him a football scholarship. His luck picked up again when he earned a tryout with the Cowboys and passed it with flying colours. The rest is history!

1. Jim Mills
   Luc Tousignant
2. Mitch Berger
   Chris Schultz

Chris Schultz spent only two years in NFL with the Dallas Cowboys before returning to Canada to play in the CFL. He played for the Toronto Argonauts and helped his team bring home the Grey Cup title in 1991.

1. T.J. Jones
   Brent Urban
2. Gary Pettigrew
   Jim Young

T.J. Jones began his career with the Detroit Lions and later joined the New York Giants. He had a great reputation from the beginning of his high school career, being noted as an All-Star and someone for the league to keep an eye on.

1. Austin Pasztor
   O.J. Santiago
2. Danny Watkins
   Mark Rypien

Mark Rypien is a legendary player who got his NFL start with the Washington Redskins. His family is also highly involved with sports. His daughter also played football, and his cousin was an NHL player. Did you know that Mark Rypien also had his own NASCAR team?

1. Larry Clarkson
   Eddie Murray
2. Tom Nutten
   Tony Mandarich

Selected by the Green Bay Packers, Tony Mandarich was on the team for a few years and later made a comeback with the Indianapolis Colts. Sports Illustrated gave him the nickname, the "Incredible Bulk."

1. Eli Ankou
   Orlando Franklin
2. Rueben Mayes
   T.J. Jones

After playing high school football in his hometown of Ottawa, Ontario, and then in Bear, Delaware, Eli Ankou was signed by the Houston Texans. That led him to the Jacksonville Jaguars and ultimately to the Cleveland Browns where he currently plays.

1. Antony Auclair
   Oshiomogho Atogwe
2. Brett Jones
   Brian Fryer

Brett Jones played for the CFL for a short time before entering the NFL. He won many awards, including a Grey Cup with the Calgary Stampeders. After his stint in the CFL, Jones signed with the New York Giants and then the Minnesota Vikings, the team for which he currently plays.

1. Austin Pasztor
   Nathan Shepherd
2. Jesse Palmer
   Roy Gerela

After the Vikings decided to lower their roster, Austin Pasztor found himself playing for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Most recently, he signed with the Tennessee Titans but is no longer playing with the team. While playing football, he was in school at the same time to earn a degree in business.

1. Nate Burleson
   Mark Rypien
2. Nathan Shepherd
   Mitch Berger

Nathan Shepherd had a chance to prove his skills to the world when he was invited to play in the 2018 Senior Bowl as one of the best college football players. From there, he was drafted by the New York Jets, the team with which he has been playing since 2018.

1. Brian Fryer
   Andrew Greene
2. Danny Watkins
   Gary Pettigrew

Gary Pettigrew was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 1966 and played with the team for eight years. He spent his last year in pro football playing with the New York Giants in 1974.

1. Tony Mandarich
   Michel Bourgeau
2. Wayne Stewart
   Ian Beckles

Before Ian Beckles took up football, he played a lot of hockey while living in Quebec. His career in football began in 1990 when he was drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He spent most of his football career with this team and in the end, played with the Philadelphia Eagles.

1. Justin Senior
   Markus Koch
2. Austin Collie
   Art Kuehn

Austin Collie got his love of football from his father, Scott Collie. He played for multiple NFL teams, including the San Francisco 49ers, but he returned to Canada to play in the CFL for the BC Lions.

1. Rob Meier
   Jason David
2. Tommy Kane
   Jesse Palmer

Jesse Palmer's father played football in the CFL for the Ottawa Roughriders. Following in his father's footsteps as a football player, Palmer was drafted by the New York Giants and later the 49ers. He returned to Canada to play for the Montreal Alouettes.

1. Jim Mills
   Bill Hitchcock
2. Tyrone Williams
   Roy Gerela

1990 was the start of Bill Hitchcock's career with the Seattle Seahawks who picked him during the 1990 draft. He spent four years as a lineman for the team, before retiring.

1. Wayne Stewart
   Vaughn Martin
2. Christian Covington
   Jim Mills

Jim Mills was born in Vancouver, but after graduating from the university, he played for the Indianapolis Colts after he was drafted in 1984. After this, he played for numerous Canadian teams, such as the BC Lions and the Ottawa Rough Riders, until he retired in 1995.

1. Orlando Franklin
   Justin Senior
2. Chris Schultz
   Laurent Duvernay-Tardif

Drafted in 2017, Justin Senior joined the Seattle Seahawks where he stayed for a year. After his time there came to an end, he moved on to the Kansas City Chiefs who ultimately cut him. Today he is a free agent.

1. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
   Antony Auclair
2. O.J. Santiago
   Danny Watkins

The 2011 draft brought Danny Watkins to the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles. After a few years, he moved on to the Miami Dolphins for one year, then decided it was time to return to being a firefighter.

1. Justin Senior
   Tony Mandarich
2. Gary Pettigrew
   Philip Blake

Philip Blake was an All-Star when playing college football, launching him into his career in both the NFL and the CFL. He was first drafted to the NFL to play for the Denver Broncos and from there, he went to the Arizona Cardinals. He is back with the CFL and now plays for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

1. John Urschel
   Art Kuehn
2. Teyo Johnson
   Antony Auclair

Playing with the Baltimore Ravens for a few years, John Urschel decided it was in the best interest of his health that he retire from the NFL. He decided to take up a career in mathematics instead, a subject in which he has a Ph.D!

1. Mitch Berger
   Luc Tousignant
2. Allan Kennedy
   Jim Mills

Allan Kennedy was drafted to the NFL in 1981 to play for the Washington Redskins but found himself playing for the San Francisco 49ers instead. He went on to win two Super Bowl titles with the 49ers!

1. T.J. Jones
   Vaughan Martin
2. Tyrone Williams
   Mitch Berger

Mitch Berger was drafted to the NFL in 1994 to the Philadelphia Eagles, but he moved to many teams throughout his career. One of the teams that he spent the most time with was the Minnesota Vikings, but he ended his career in 2009 with the Denver Broncos.

1. Teyo Johnson
   Austin Collie
2. Jerome Pathon
   Christo Bilukidi

Teyo Johnson is from British Columbia where he grew up playing football and gained a reputation for his skills. It's no easy feat to be accepted into Stanford University, but he got it done! Teyo's brothers were also players in the NFL.

1. Rob Meier
   Antony Auclair
2. Mark Rypien
   Laurent Duvernay-Tardif

Rob Meier had a career just shy of a decade with the Jacksonville Jaguars after being drafted in 2000. Despite growing up in Canada, he decided to go to school south of the border in Washington where he kept up his love of football.

1. Justin Cross
   Eddie Murray
2. Eli Ankou
   Tony Mandarich

Eddie Murray is a legendary football player who won many awards for his skills, including the Golden Toe Award. He played for several NFL teams, such as the Minnesota Vikings and the Dallas Cowboys, the team with which he won a Super Bowl title.

1. Stefan Charles
   Antony Auclair
2. Danny Watkins
   Nick Kaczur

While growing up in Quebec, Antony Auclair played football during his college years. This led to him being drafted to Saskatchewan in the CFL and then signed to the NFL by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

1. T.J. Jones
   Michel Bourgeau
2. Luc Tousignant
   Mitch Berger

In 1982, Luc Tousignant was drafted by the Buffalo Bills, but did not sign and did not play a game in the NFL. Despite this, the CFL was Tousignant's calling. He played for the Montreal Concordes as their quarterback.

1. O.J. Atogwe
   Jesse Palmer
2. Orlando Franklin
   Justin Cross

O.J. Atogwe first joined the NFL in 2005 when he was drafted by the St. Louis Rams, where he played for five years, the most in his career with one team. At the end of his playing career, he took on coaching duties with the Memphis Express, a team that only lasted for one year.

1. Bill Hitchcock
   Philip Blake
2. Chris Schultz
   Nick Kaczur

Nick Kaczur was drafted by the NFL's New England Patriots and CFL's Toronto Argonauts in the same year. He ultimately played with the Patriots for only five years until he was released. Did you know that he grew up in Brandon, Ontario, and played for the local football team?

1. Tyrone Crawford
   Randy Chevrier
2. T.J. Jones
   John Urschel

Sports were a big part of Tyrone Crawford's life from a young age, but football was where his talents stood out. Since 2012, he has played for the Dallas Cowboys, and he has consistently proven himself to be a great player over the years.

1. Jerome Pathon
   Luc Tousignant
2. David Onyemata
   Mitch Berger

David Onyemata went to college in Winnipeg for a time, after which he was drafted by the New Orleans Saints, the team for which he still plays. Before Winnipeg, he hadn't played the game on a gridiron field!

1. Jason David
   Danny Watkins
2. Jim Mills
   Mark Rypien

Edmonton native Jason David got his NFL start with the Indianapolis Colts in 2004 and won a Super Bowl title with the team. He then played for the New Orleans Saints and the Detroit Lions but has not played with a team since 2009.

1. O.J. Santiago
   David Onyemata
2. Art Kuehn
   Randy Chevrier

Randy Chevrier played for multiple NFL teams since 2001, including the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets. He was also a star in the CFL and won the Grey Cup on three occasions. Two of them were with the Calgary Stampeders.

1. Jesse Palmer
   Tommy Hughitt
2. Shaun Suisham
   Brent Urban

Getting his start in the CFL, it wasn't long before Brent Urban was drafted to the NFL a year later. Since then, he has played for three NFL teams, including the Tennessee Titans, Baltimore Ravens, and the Chicago Bears. Urban grew up in Mississauga, Ontario.

1. Christian Covington
   O.J. Santiago
2. Jim Mills
   Art Kuehn

Things came full circle for O.J. Santiago when he made a return to his university as a coach. Before that, he had spent a long career in the NFL and CFL, playing for teams like the Minnesota Vikings and Oakland Raiders.

1. Mike Schad
   Teyo Johnson
2. Austin Pasztor
   Laurent Duvernay-Tardif

Mike Schad joined the Los Angeles Rams in 1986 as a guard. After his time there, he moved on to the Philadelphia Eagles before returning to Canada to play for the CFL in Ottawa.

1. Justin Cross
   Mike Schad
2. Jerome Pathon
   Orlando Franklin

Did you know that before Justin Cross became a football player, he was a skier? He was drafted in 1981, and wasn't until 1982 that Cross played for the Buffalo Bills. He spent five years playing pro football and stuck with one team for his entire career.