Scott Zolak

Tavarus Jackson

Neil Anderson

Kenny Wright

Usama Young

Neil Lomax

I suppose we could wait for Xavier Adibi to get drafted and kick it off again at that time but I reckon I've got a ripper that is slightly outside the parameters but worth using.

Dana X. Bible

The X is for his middle name of Xenophon.  Bible is a College Football Hall of Fame member and his bio and profile is as follows:

Position: Coach
School: Mississippi College; Louisiana State; Texas A&M; Nebraska; Texas
Years: 1913-1946
Inducted: 1951
Place of Birth: Jefferson City, TN
Date of Birth: 10/8/1891
Place of Death: Austin, TX
Date of Death: 1/19/1980

Member Biography
He was a sharp, Scripture-quoting son of a Latin and Greek scholar. Dana X. Bible's unspectacular coaching techniques brought solid, fundamental football to the Southwest. At Mississippi College (1913-1915), LSU (1916), Texas A&M (1917, 1919-28), Nebraska (1926-36), Texas (1937-46) -33 years in all- Bible's teams rolled to a 198-72-23 record. All told, Bible squads won 14 conference championships. Bible frowned on fancy football. His idea of living dangerously was a fake-and-run punt formation on third down. In his book, CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL, Bible outlined the importance of scouting an opponent. He required each of his scouts to answer 42 pages of mimeographed questions on each game, and fill out another eight pages with comments and diagrams. Bible was boss at all times, running his clubs in a logical, well-planned manner. Bible began his career as a prep coach in Tennessee, and diligently studied the outstanding gridiron mentors of his time. In 11 years at Texas A&M, Bible did not have a losing season. At Nebraska, he lost only three games in eight seasons of conference competition. At Texas, Bible went 55-13-2 in his last seven years. 



Yep, not an NFL player but I bet he sent a few blokes out of his programs to the pro scene.  I give you the legend that is:

Dana Xenophon Bible