Split time as wide receiver and kick returner in first season. Had 19 catches for 258 yards (13.6) and three touchdowns, including career-best 76-yard score at Tennessee (10/18). Saved best performance for Denver Broncos (11/1), hauling in three receptions for 66 yards and touchdown. Also returned 27 punts for 218 yards (8.1), including 65-yard touchdown. In addition, returned 17 kickoffs for 372 yards (21.9)…Led ’97 Iowa squad with 22.9 yards per catch, and finished second on team with 26 catches for 595 yards and four scores.

Saw action in 13 games in 1998 while starting one…Originally selected by New England in 10th round in '92…Participated in 49ers training camps from 1995-97, making it to final cuts in each camp…Four-year letter winner and three-year starter at California. Named second-team All-PAC 10 as senior.

Played in seven games in ’98…Has played in 38 games, and started 13 in career...Started at left guard in Dolphins’ 17-3 Wild Card playoff loss at New England, 12/28/97...Named first team All-Pac 10 as senior left tackle at Stanford...Chosen first team high school All-America by USA Today and Superprep magazine.

Saw action in all 16 games in '98, making five tackles…In ’96, played in 16 games and was third on Seahawks with 17 special teams tackles…Three-year letterman and two-year starter for Sun Devils. Finished collegiate career with 204 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, four sacks and two interceptions.

Saw action in two games in 1998, recording one tackle…Ended college career with 112 tackles in two seasons as defensive starter. Finished fourth on Sooners with 91 tackles (45 solo) as senior. Had five sacks for minus-25 yards and 10 stops for losses of 26 yards…Was an All-State and Dallas Morning News Top 100 selection as linebacker during senior year at Western Hills High in Forth Worth, Texas.

Appeared in nine games in '98 and had five tackles…Collected career-high 26 tackles, along with five passes defensed, one forced fumble and sack in ’97. Broke up a Troy Aikman pass with six minutes remaining on fourth-and-four at the Oilers 15 to help preserve win at Dallas on 11/27…First-Team All-Southern Conference choice his senior year at TCU.

Appeared in all 16 games with one start in 1998. Had 32 solo tackles, a fumble recovery and interception. Saw action in 10 games in '97 mostly on special teams where he made eight tackles…Earned All-Western Athletic Conference honors as senior at BYU.

Played in 13 games in 1998, starting nine. Tied for fifth on Colts in total tackles (75, 49 solo). Also added an interception (12-yard return), three forced fumbles and two recovered fumbles…Ranked third on Colts in ’97 in total tackles (91) and solo tackles (49). Had an interception and sack for a loss of 12 yards. Added seven total tackles, four solo, and two pressures in playoffs…Originally a 10th-round choice of Tampa Bay in ’92, played from 1993-95 with Denver…Earned All-Big Eight honors at Kansas State and was chosen team captain while starting every game at DE as senior.

Did not see any action in 1998...Former collegiate nose tackle who spent season developing skills on offensive side of ball...Spent ’97 on practice squad as offensive tackle...Was two-time NCAA indoor track champion in shot put and 35-pound weight throw.

Originally signed as undrafted free agent in ’95, Forbes started two of 16 games he played in 1998, making 22 tackles… Appeared in all 16 games previous season, recording career-high 28 tackles and five pass break-ups. Also finished fifth on special teams with 12 tackles…Played 15 games on special teams as rookie…A walk-on at Penn State… Attended school on Navy ROTC scholarship. Completed collegiate career with 75 stops, two interceptions and fumble recovery.

Appeared in seven games in '98 and caught one pass for 23 yards…In rookie season (1995) with Buffalo, played in 15 games and made eight starts, ranking fourth on team with 26 receptions for 300 yards (11.6 avg.) and three TDs…Set a Stanford record with 2,482 receiving yards in his career. His 20 touchdown catches were second on Stanford’s all-time list. Was All-PAC-10 honorable mention in '92 after recording a team-high seven TD receptions.

Played in 14 games and saw action in both the NFC Divisional playoff and NFC Championship Game for the Vikings...Finished 1997 with seven total special teams tackles...Ended college career fifth in Illinois State history in tackles with 332, just six shy of the school mark for defensive backs. Earned first-team All-Gateway Conference in ’96.

Contributed two tackles and an interception in five games in 1998...One of only two undrafted rookies to make Jaguars ’97 opening day roster. Totaled eight tackles and two pass deflections on defense and nine tackles on special teams. Saw action on special teams during Wild Card playoff at Denver, 12/27/97…Earned All-America honors and was named the No. 1 cornerback prospect in the country by Superprep magazine as high school senior.

Played in five games, in addition to Wild Card game vs. Arizona, this season…As the Cowboys fourth-round pick (101st overall) in 1997, enjoyed successful rookie year. Played in all 16 contests, starting in five. Made 40 tackles, including two sacks, most by a Dallas rookie since 1991…Capped his senior year at Syracuse with 45 tackles and four sacks. One of 14 children.

Saw action in four games in 1998 for Vikings...In 1997, Minnesota was 4-2 in games he played...Earned first-team All-Independent honors at East Mississippi Community College and was rated one of top eight junior college linemen.

Played in 15 games in 1998, making 13 tackles (12 solo). Also saw action in both Wild Card and Divisional playoffs games…In '97, had career-high four special teams tackles at Atlanta (10/19). Matched that with four special teams stops following week at New Orleans…Racked up career-high 15 tackles and one forced fumble against Houston (9/3) in '95… Earned NFC Defensive Player of Week honors in '94 after scoring first NFL touchdown with 33-yard interception return against New York Giants (10/2).

Completed two of three attempts for nine yards in 1996 in only NFL action…Finished career as Maryland's all-time leading passer, breaking Boomer Esiason's marks with 650 completions in 982 attempts (66.2) for 7,301 yards and 49 touchdowns…Career TD total ranks in top 10 all-time in ACC history.

Appeared in four games in 1998…Played primarily on special teams in '97, making eight total stops including three tackles inside 20 (tied for second on team). Recorded three tackles in season finale vs. San Francisco on 12/21…Finished college career with 115 tackles, three interceptions and 10 passes defensed in 48 games, with 15 starts.

Started one game in 1998, rushing for 12 yards on four carries with one catch for a yard...Career totals include 620 carries for 2,198 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns...Led Arizona with 1,018 yards rushing as rookie in ’93. Was named to All-Madden team that year. Scored four touchdowns vs. LA Rams on 12/5, becoming fifth rookie in NFL history to accomplish feat in a game.

Only action during rookie season occurred in regular-season finale versus New Orleans (12/27) when he carried twice for five yards…Played three seasons as fullback at Florida State. Finished college career with 109 rushes, 472 yards and 17 touchdowns, while being primarily used in short-yardage situations. The primary blocker for Warrick Dunn, Williams was selected by the Chicago Cubs as an outfielder out of high school.

Had 21 catches for 193 yards, including one touchdown in 1998…In first game of '97, made first TD catch of career -- a two-yarder with 1:56 remaining from QB Ty Detmer that gave Eagles 10-9 victory over defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay…Caught 61 passes for 1,359 yards and 20 TDs at South Carolina State.

Running back who converted to wide receiver prior to 1998. Appeared in three games, with six kickoff returns for 71 yards…Spent first two years with Miami, enjoying most successful season in ’97 by rushing 17 times for 146 yards and catching 34 passes for 262 yards. In addition to scoring two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving), owned team-high receiving totals among backs. Also returned 15 kickoffs for a 20.9-yard average…Played in nine games with one start as rookie, finishing with six rushes for 28 yards and 20 catches for 282 yards while returning 15 kickoffs for 22.3-yard average.

Posted 34 tackles for 49ers in 1998. Appeared in 11 games (starting six), including both Wild Card and Divisional playoff games…Started all 16 games for the Cleveland Browns in '94 and '95…Set career highs in '95 with 88 tackles (69 solo), 13 passes defensed, and two interceptions….Named Defensive Rookie of Year in '94 by Football Digest. Earned All-Rookie honors from Pro Football Weekly, Football News and College and Pro Football Newsweekly.