<Li> Frederick Wedge, boxer and clergyman (born in Mecosta County) </Li> <Li> Ad Wolgast (aka, "The Michigan Wildcat"), early 20th century lightweight champion (born in Cadillac) </Li> <Ul> <Li> </Li> <Li> Anthony Adams, defensive tackle for Chicago Bears (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> George Allen, Hall of Fame head coach (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Hunk Anderson, guard and head coach for Notre Dame, player and head coach for Chicago Bears, coach of Detroit Lions (born in Calumet) </Li> <Li> Fred Arbanas, tight end for Kansas City Chiefs (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Jess Atkinson, NFL placekicker (born in Ann Arbor) </Li> <Li> Jason Babin, defensive end for Philadelphia Eagles (Paw Paw) </Li> <Li> Jeff Backus, left tackle for Detroit Lions (born in Midland) </Li> <Li> Alan Ball, cornerback and safety for Dallas Cowboys (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Carl Banks, linebacker primarily with New York Giants (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Joe Barksdale, offensive tackle for Oakland Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Terry Barr, halfback for Detroit Lions 1957--65 (born in Grand Rapids) </Li> <Li> Connor Barwin, linebacker for Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Mike Bass, defensive back for Washington Redskins (born in Ypsilanti) </Li> <Li> Dan Bazuin, defensive end for Houston Texans (born in McBain) </Li> <Li> Joique Bell, running back for Detroit Lions (born in Benton Harbor) </Li> <Li> Ray Bentley, linebacker primarily with Buffalo Bills, including their Super Bowl years (born in Grand Rapids) </Li> <Li> Jerome Bettis ("The Bus"), Hall of Fame running back for Pittsburgh Steelers (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Earl Blaik, coach for United States Military Academy and Dartmouth College (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Dan Boisture, coach for Eastern Michigan University (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Alfonso Boone, defensive end for San Diego Chargers (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Chester Brewer, coach, athletic director, Michigan State and Missouri (born in Owosso) </Li> <Li> Omar Brown, free safety for Baltimore Ravens (raised in Berkley) </Li> <Li> Ed Budde, offensive lineman for Kansas City Chiefs (born in Highland Park) </Li> <Li> Brandon Carr, cornerback for Baltimore Ravens (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> George Cartier, quarterback of first Notre Dame team, 1887 (born in Ludington) </Li> <Li> Kirk Cousins, quarterback for Washington Redskins (born in Holland) </Li> <Li> Terry Crews, player for Los Angeles Rams, San Diego Chargers, Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Dan Currie, linebacker for Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Lional Dalton, defensive tackle for several NFL teams (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Carl Davis, defensive tackle for Baltimore Ravens (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Kellen Davis, tight end for Chicago Bears (born in Adrian) </Li> <Li> Bob Devaney, coach for Nebraska, member of College Football Hall of Fame (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Dorne Dibble, wide receiver for Michigan State and 1957 NFL champion Detroit Lions (born in Adrian) </Li> <Li> Dan Dierdorf, lineman, member of Pro Football Hall of Fame (born in Ohio, attended University of Michigan) </Li> <Li> John DiGiorgio, linebacker for Buffalo Bills (born in Shelby Township) </Li> <Li> Gus Dorais, head coach of University of Detroit and Detroit Lions (born in Wisconsin, died in Birmingham) </Li> <Li> T.J. Duckett, running back for Seattle Seahawks (born in Kalamazoo) </Li> <Li> Tony Dungy, coach, won Super Bowl XLI with Indianapolis Colts (born in Jackson) </Li> <Li> Braylon Edwards, wide receiver for several NFL teams (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Phil Emery, general manager of Chicago Bears (born in Detroit, raised in Garden City) </Li> <Li> Eric Fisher, offensive tackle for Kansas City Chiefs (born in Rochester) </Li> <Li> Jake Fisher, offensive tackle for Cincinnati Bengals (born in Traverse City) </Li> <Li> Larry Foote, linebacker for Arizona Cardinals (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Bennie Fowler, wide receiver for Denver Broncos (born in Beverly Hills) </Li> <Li> Eric Fowler, wide receiver for Detroit Lions (born in New Haven) </Li> <Li> Zach Fulton, guard for Kansas City Chiefs (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Devin Funchess, wide receiver for Carolina Panthers (born in Farmington Hills) </Li> <Li> John "Frenchy" Fuqua, running back for Pittsburgh Steelers (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Adam Gase, head coach of Miami Dolphins (born in Ypsilanti) </Li> <Li> Antonio Gates, tight end for San Diego Chargers (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Eric Ghiaciuc, center for Cincinnati Bengals (born in Oxford) </Li> <Li> Vernon Gholston, defensive end for New York Jets (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> John Gilmore, tight end for New Orleans Saints (born in Marquette) </Li> <Li> George Gipp (aka the "Gipper"), Notre Dame football player immortalized in film by Ronald Reagan) (born in Laurium) </Li> <Li> Kevin Glenn, quarterback in Canadian Football League (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Chris Godfrey, former NFL guard, primarily for New York Giants (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Paul G. Goebel, college and pro player, Big Ten referee (born in Grand Rapids) </Li> <Li> Ian Gold, linebacker for Denver Broncos (born in Ann Arbor) </Li> <Li> Brandon Graham, defensive end for Philadelphia Eagles (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Jonas Gray, running back for Jacksonville Jaguars (born in Pontiac) </Li> <Li> Brock Gutierrez, NFL player, primarily for Detroit Lions (from Charlotte) </Li> <Li> Ra'Shede Hageman, defensive tackle for Atlanta Falcons (born in Lansing) </Li> <Li> Ali Haji - Sheikh, placekicker, primarily for New York Giants (born in Ann Arbor) </Li> <Li> Johnathan Hankins, defensive tackle for New York Giants (born in Dearborn Heights) </Li> <Li> Mike Hankwitz, college player and coach (born in Ludington) </Li> <Li> Jim Harbaugh, head coach for San Francisco 49ers and Michigan (raised in Ann Arbor) </Li> <Li> John Harbaugh, head coach for Baltimore Ravens (raised in Ann Arbor) </Li> <Li> David Harris, linebacker for New York Jets (born in Grand Rapids) </Li> <Li> Jerome Harrison, running back for Detroit Lions (born in Kalamazoo) </Li> <Li> Courtney Hawkins, wide receiver for Tampa Bay Buccaneers (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Jeff Heath, safety for Dallas Cowboys (born in Lake Orion) </Li> <Li> Drew Henson, quarterback with Dallas Cowboys and Rhein Fire of NFL Europe; (born in San Diego, California; raised in Brighton) </Li> <Li> Todd Herremans, offensive lineman for Philadelphia Eagles (born in Ravenna) </Li> <Li> Bill Hewitt, Hall of Fame end for Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles (born in Bay City) </Li> <Li> Rod Hill, NFL defensive back (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Gary Hogeboom, NFL quarterback, contestant Survivor: Guatemala (born in Grand Haven) </Li> <Li> Tommy Hughitt, NFL player and coach (raised in Escanaba) </Li> <Li> Tory Humphrey, tight end for New Orleans Saints (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Mark Ingram, Sr., wide receiver of New York Giants (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Mark Ingram Jr., 2009 Heisman trophy winner and running back for New Orleans Saints (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Jeff Janis, wide receiver for Green Bay Packers (born in Tawas City) </Li> <Li> Jon Jansen, left tackle for Washington Redskins (born in Clawson) </Li> <Li> Cullen Jenkins, defensive tackle for New York Giants (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Kris Jenkins, defensive tackle for Carolina Panthers (born in Ypsilanti) </Li> <Li> Greg Jennings, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins (born in Kalamazoo) </Li> <Li> Pepper Johnson, linebacker and defensive line coach for New England Patriots (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Ron Johnson, cornerback, 2 - time Super Bowl champion with Pittsburgh Steelers (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Brad Jones, linebacker for Philadelphia Eagles (born in Lansing) </Li> <Li> Jason Jones, defensive end for Detroit Lions (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Adam Kieft, offensive tackle for Cincinnati Bengals (from Rockford) </Li> <Li> Paul Krause, NFL safety, member of Pro Football Hall of Fame (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Craig Krenzel, quarterback for Cincinnati Bengals (born in Sterling Heights) </Li> <Li> T.J. Lang, offensive lineman for Green Bay Packers (born in Ferndale) </Li> <Li> Tim Lelito, offensive guard for New Orleans Saints (born in Rochester) </Li> <Li> Todd Lyght, cornerback for Los Angeles Rams (attended school in Flint) </Li> <Li> Jake Long, left tackle for Miami Dolphins (born in Lapeer) </Li> <Li> Dean Look, college and pro quarterback and NFL official (born in Lansing) </Li> <Li> Gary Lowe, defensive back for Detroit Lions (born in Trenton) </Li> <Li> Roy Manning, linebacker for Buffalo Bills (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Chester Marcol, kicker for Green Bay Packers (born in Poland, attended school in Imlay City) </Li> <Li> Steve Mariucci, head coach of San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions (born in Iron Mountain) </Li> <Li> Keshawn Martin, wide receiver for Houston Texans (born in Inkster) </Li> <Li> Ruvell Martin, wide receiver for Buffalo Bills (born in Muskegon) </Li> <Li> Derrick Mason, wide receiver for Houston Texans (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Tony McGee, 14 - season NFL defensive lineman (born in Battle Creek) </Li> <Li> Pete Metzelaars, tight end primarily with Buffalo Bills (born in Three Rivers) </Li> <Li> Earl Morrall, quarterback primarily for Baltimore Colts and Miami Dolphins (born in Muskegon) </Li> <Li> Craig Morton, quarterback for Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos and New York Giants (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Don Morton, head coach, North Dakota State, Tulsa, Wisconsin (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> John Morton, NFL and CFL player, New York Jets offensive coordinator (born in Auburn Hills) </Li> <Li> Howard Mudd, lineman, member of NFL 1960s All - Decade Team and Pro Football Hall of Fame (from Midland) </Li> <Li> Muhsin Muhammad, wide receiver for Chicago Bears (born in Lansing) </Li> <Li> Shantee Orr, linebacker for Cleveland Browns (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Calvin Pace, linebacker for New York Jets (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Jereme Perry, cornerback for Cleveland Browns (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Nick Perry, linebacker for Green Bay Packers (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Geoff Pope, NFL cornerback (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Karon Riley, defensive end for Washington Redskins (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Andre Rison, wide receiver for several teams (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Charles Rogers, second overall pick of Detroit Lions (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Gene Ronzani, player for Chicago Bears, head coach for Green Bay Packers (born in Iron Mountain) </Li> <Li> Jon Runyan, NFL offensive tackle (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Tony Scheffler, tight end for Detroit Lions (born in Morenci) </Li> <Li> Stuart Schweigert, safety for United Football League's Omaha Nighthawks (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Bart Scott, linebacker for New York Jets (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Tim Shaw, linebacker for Tennessee Titans (raised in Livonia) </Li> <Li> Bill Sheridan, defensive coordinator for Tampa Bay Buccaneers (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Fritz Shurmur, assistant coach for five NFL teams (born in Wyandotte) </Li> <Li> Pat Shurmur, NFL defensive coordinator and head coach of Cleveland Browns (born in Ann Arbor) </Li> <Li> Dion Sims, tight end for Chicago Bears (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Dan Skuta, linebacker and fullback for San Francisco 49ers (born in Burton) </Li> <Li> Charlie Smith, tackle for Canton Bulldogs (born in Lansing) </Li> <Li> Mark Smolinski, running back for Baltimore Colts and New York Jets (born in Rogers City) </Li> <Li> Jim Sorgi, quarterback for Super Bowl XLI champion Indianapolis Colts (born in Fraser) </Li> <Li> Joe Staley, offensive tackle for San Francisco 49ers (born in Rockford) </Li> <Li> Drew Stanton, quarterback for Arizona Cardinals (born in Lansing, raised in Okemos) </Li> <Li> Barry Stokes, offensive lineman for NFL teams, including Detroit Lions (born in Flint) </Li> <Li> Chester Taylor, running back for Chicago Bears (born in River Rouge) </Li> <Li> Devin Thomas, wide receiver for Chicago Bears (born in Ann Arbor) </Li> <Li> Tom Tracy, halfback for 1957 NFL champion Detroit Lions (born in Birmingham) </Li> <Li> Torell Troup, nose tackle for Buffalo Bills (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Brad Van Pelt, linebacker for several NFL teams (born in Owosso) </Li> <Li> Jared Veldheer, offensive tackle for Arizona Cardinals (born in Grand Rapids) </Li> <Li> Kevin Vickerson, defensive tackle for Denver Broncos (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Jim Wacker, head coach, North Dakota State, TCU, Minnesota (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Gabe Watson, defensive tackle for Arizona Cardinals (born in Detroit) </Li> <Li> Dave Whitsell, defensive back for Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions (born in Shelby) </Li> <Li> John Wojciechowski, Offensive tackle for the Chicago bears (born in Warren) went to Fitzgerald High school </Li> <Li> LaMarr Woodley, linebacker for Arizona Cardinals (born in Saginaw) </Li> <Li> Roger Zatkoff, linebacker for Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions (born in Hamtramck) </Li> <Li> Frank Zombo, linebacker for Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers (born in Sterling Heights) </Li> </Ul> <Li> Anthony Adams, defensive tackle for Chicago Bears (born in Detroit) </Li>

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