Aikman, Troy
Quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, 1989-2000
Famous Football Players from United States
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Brady, Tom (San Mateo)
The NFL quarterback who played to age 45 and won seven Super Bowls -
Bush, Reggie (San Diego)
The USC football star who gave back his Heisman Trophy -
Favre, Brett (Gulfport)
The star 1990s quarterback who keeps un-retiring -
Hernandez, Aaron (Bristol)
The NFL tight end charged with murder in 2013 -
Herrion, Thomas (Fort Worth)
Would-be 49er who died after a 2005 preseason game -
Kaepernick, Colin (Milwaukee)
The NFL quarterback who kneeled to protest racial injustice -
Mahomes, Patrick (Tyler)
Quarterback for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs -
Manning, Eli (New Orleans)
The New York Giants quarterback who won Super Bowls in 2008 and 2012 -
Manning, Peyton (New Orleans)
The veteran quarterback of the NFL's Denver Broncos -
Montana, Joe (New Eagle)
The quarterback who won four Super Bowls with the San Francisco 49ers -
Namath, Joe (Beaver Falls)
The flashy NFL quarterback known as "Broadway Joe" -
Owens, Terrell (Alexander City)
Wide receiver "T.O," for the NFL's Buffalo Bills -
Papale, Vince (Glenolden)
The aging NFL rookie who inspired the movie Invincible -
Rice, Jerry (Starkville)
Wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, 1985-2000 -
Rice, Ray (New Rochelle)
The NFL running back who was suspended in 2014 after hitting his wife -
Romo, Tony (San Diego)
Bench-to-stardom Dallas Cowboys quarterback, 2003-present -
Sam, Michael (Galveston)
The college football star who announced in 2014 that he was gay -
Sapp, Warren (Orlando)
300-pound defensive lineman for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers -
Simpson, O. J. (San Francisco)
The NFL Hall of Famer charged with murder in 1994 -
Thorpe, Jim
Star athlete in track and field, football and baseball -
Tillman, Pat (Fremont)
The NFL-playing soldier killed by friendly fire in Afghanistan -
Unitas, Johnny (Pittsburgh)
Baltimore Colts quarterback, 1956-72 -
Vick, Michael (Newport News)
The NFL quarterback who was jailed for dogfighting -
Williamson, Fred (Gary)
Pro-football star who starred in '70s "blaxploitation" films -
Wilson, Russell (Cincinnati)
The Super Bowl-winning quarterback for the NFL's Seattle Seahawks -
Young, Steve (Salt Lake City)
Quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers