Saw action in all 16 games in '98 and rushed for 24 yards on six carries, including one touchdown. Also threw a TD pass…In '97, returned two kickoffs for 24 yards, including career-long 15-yarder, at Cincinnati (12/4)…Drafted by Oilers in seventh round in 1996…Including bowl appearances, played in 48 games with 13 starts at Penn State. Rushed for 1,830 yards and 14 touchdowns on 328 carries in college career. Also had 77 receptions for 582 yards and eight touchdowns.

Appeared in 10 regular-season games in ’98, recording four tackles…Spent rookie season primarily on Atlanta’s special teams, contributing to NFL’s sixth-best kickoff coverage unit. Member of punt cover team that allowed only 21 of 89 punts to be returned for 55 yards, fewest in NFL…At Fresno State, played outside linebacker senior year, registering 77 tackles, three sacks and an interception.

Caught 16 passes for 264 yards and three touchdowns in 16 games in 1998. Had career-high four receptions for 113 yards and two touchdowns, including 72-yarder, vs. Buffalo, 12/27...In 1997, saw action in 10 games, catching three passes for 50 yards. Registered five tackles on special teams…Led LSU in receiving as junior in 1993.

Played in five games for New York in 1998. Credited with two special teams tackles vs. Washington in season opening 31-24 win, 9/6...Was allocated to the NFL Europe League Scottish Claymores in ’98…Had two tackles for Giants in 1997 preseason before being waived. Signed to 53-man roster before playoff game vs. Minnesota, 12/27/97, but was inactive.

Opened season with Cincinnati before being picked up by Green Bay, where he appeared in 11 games. Had one rush and one reception for Cincinnati. Tallied two rushes and two receptions for Packers…Finished four-year stint at Ball State as school’s second-ranked rusher with 3,051 yards on 668 carries (4.6 avg.) Compiled school-record 31 touchdowns in addition to 92 receptions for 889 yards and six touchdowns. His 37 total touchdowns are a school career record. Started 41 of 44 possible games and earned All-MAC his senior year.

Three-year starter at St. Cloud State...Ranks second all time in school history in total offense with 5,050 yards, third in passing yards (4,354) and fourth in touchdown passes (30)...Earned honorable mention All-North Central Conference in 1996. Also was honorable mention selection by Successful Farming magazine, presented to athletes hailing from ranch or farm.

Had four receptions for 52 yards in 1998. Enjoyed best game in ’98 vs. NFC Champion Atlanta Falcons (12/20) when he grabbed two catches for 37 yards, including a 19-yard score – his first NFL touchdown…Caught 10 passes for 142 yards in 1997 rookie year…Played wide receiver and returned kicks for NFL Europe’s Rhein Fire in 1996, totaling 22 receptions for 204 yards and a touchdown…At Toledo, caught team-high eight touchdowns as senior. Missed only two games in his four-year career.

Registered 12 tackles this season, including one sack, in 13 games…Prior to ’98, started 18 games over two seasons and played in all 32 over that span…In ’97, recorded 16 special teams tackles in the last eight games, enabling him to finish year with team-high 19 on specials…Originally acquired in ’95 as free agent by Cleveland Browns and saw action in two games on special teams.

Saw action in six games in 1998, totaling seven receptions for 96 yards and two touchdowns...Has 176 career catches for 2,600 yards and 12 touchdowns...Led Patriots in receiving yards (974) and ranked second on club with 66 catches in 1995. Scored on 47-yard pass from QB Drew Bledsoe at Miami on 11/12, a career high...Led Patriots with 83 yards on six catches in playoff game at Cleveland, 1/1/95.

Appeared in 12 games in ’98, recording two catches for 12 yards…After spending rookie year on practice squad, debuted in ’97, catching one pass in two games while splitting time between active, inactive, and practice squad status…Doubled as receiver and kick returner in college, where he grabbed 59 receptions for 1,362 yards and 11 touchdowns in four seasons.

Spent entire seven-year career with Green Bay, recording 31 receptions for 420 yards and three touchdowns in ’98… Enjoyed stellar season in ’95, hauling in team-record 1,497 yards and 13 touchdowns on 102 receptions. Became eighth player in NFL history to tally 99-yard score…Prior to breakout season, served primarily as kick and punt returner…Led NFL in kick returns in ’93 with 26.6-yard average…Has 306 career catches for 4,225 yards and 32 touchdowns in addition to three return scores.

Played one game for Raiders in 1998…Active for final 10 games in ’97 with three starts as defensive end. Had nine tackles, one sack and one pass defensed. Posted season-high four tackles, including one sack and one pass defensed, on 12/14 versus Seattle…Was second among NFL rookies in 1988 with six sacks…Top selection overall in 1988 draft by Atlanta.

Played in 10 games and started six in '98. Had three receptions for 32 yards…In '95, set career highs with 15 receptions for 136 yards (9.1 avg.) and long of 21 yards for New England…Played in all 16 games in both '94 and '95…Four-year letterman at Virginia Tech. Caught 21 passes for 303 yards and two touchdowns after walking on in '89.

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.

Started three games in '98 and had 19 tackles (14 solo)…In '97, finished third on Redskins in tackles with 162, including five tackles for loss…Recorded first career interception against Redskins when with Giants in ’93. Led New York in special teams tackles with 16 in ’92…As senior at North Carolina State, started first seven games at strong safety before shifting to free safety and earning all-America and all-ACC honors.

Started six games in 1998 after starting eight contests his rookie season…Originally signed by San Diego in ’95, then spent year on Philadelphia practice squad…Was second-team All-Big Eight selection in college. Squatted team-high 850 pounds at OU.

In first season with Chicago in 1998, played in all 16 games, making 53 tackles while intercepting three passes…Selected in second round (46th overall) in ’90 by Washington, where he spent first five seasons, starting in each of 75 games in which he appeared…Career highlights include leading Super Bowl XXVI champion Redskins with 151 tackles and pacing ’94 squad with 171 stops while returning two of his four interceptions for touchdowns…Also spent three seasons with Cincinnati prior to stint with Chicago…One of 19 children.

Played in 14 games in 1998, starting 11, and registering 25 tackles...Had seven tackles in a 29-7 victory vs. Indianapolis on 9/13/97...In 1996, started final seven games of year, including each of Patriots playoff games. Posted career-high four tackles and sacked Brett Favre in Super Bowl XXXI, 1/26/97...Made four solo tackles and had two sacks at San Francisco, 9/17/95. Finished second on team with four sacks in ’95.

Played in 12 games in 1998…Saw action in eight games on special teams in ’97…In ’96, played as backup tackle. Recorded first career touchdown on 11/24/96 at Seattle on three-yard pass from QB Jeff Hostetler…Started first 10 games at right tackle for Arizona Cardinals in 1994…In 1992 was All-World pick at left tackle for Orlando Thunder of World League. Played in ’92 World Bowl.

Had best season to date in ’98, grabbing 39 receptions for 691 yards (17.7) and three touchdowns. Started 11 games and had at least one catch in 15 contests. Scored Cowboys lone TD in playoff loss to Arizona (1/2/99)…Prior to recent campaign, had only three receptions for 33 yards – all in ’97. Topped NFL preseason charts in ’97 with 23 grabs and 403 yards. Finished third in tackles (20) on league’s best ’97 kickoff coverage team…Had 33 special teams stops in first two seasons…Was primarily a special teams standout after signing as free agent in '95…Member of Super Bowl XXX Champions.

Ranked fifth in receiving yards for Tennessee in ’98, catching 32 passes for 461 yards, including three touchdowns… Appeared in 16 games in '97, starting 15. Finished season second on club in receptions (43). Tied for team lead in TD receptions (4)…Played from 1991-95 with Kansas City…Played for Orlando in World League in ’92, catching TD pass in World Bowl ’92…Had 63 catches for 1,292 yards and 10 TDs at Central Arkansas.

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.

Started all 16 games and ranked fourth on squad with 65 tackles in 1998…Earned second Pro Bowl appearance of his career in ’97. Recorded career-best 101 tackles on the season. Chosen NFC Defensive Player of Week in Week 4 against Jacksonville…Earned AFC Pro Bowl selection in 1991 when with Houston…Has scored six career TDs on two interceptions, three fumble recoveries, and a blocked punt.

Small college player who has played in 14 games during first three seasons…Made three tackles vs. Dallas (9/6) in his only appearance of 1998…Signed as free agent in ’95 and was assigned following year to NFL Europe where he became standout with London Monarchs, leading league in sacks with eight and adding 23 tackles in 10 games…Selected as first- team NAIA Division II All-American in junior year.

Appeared in all 16 games for seventh consecutive year, catching 19 passes for 217 yards and touchdown…Entered ’98 with four consecutive seasons of 50 or more receptions…Before his three seasons with Buffalo, spent five years in New Orleans, enjoying his most successful year in ’95 when he hauled in team-high 81 receptions for 1,087 yards and eight touchdowns…Finished sixth in NFC with career-high 82 receptions in ’94…Originally drafted in third round (60th overall) in ’88 by San Diego, where he spent three years.

Started 14 games for the 1998 Vikings...Appeared in more playoff games (18) than any current Viking…Tied for Vikings team lead in forced fumbles in ’97 with two...Led Minnesota linebackers with 3.5 sacks in ’96…Member of Super Bowl XXVII, XXVIII and XXX champion Dallas Cowboys.

Saw action in 11 games in ’98…Started first five games of ’97. Suffered fracture of right ankle vs. New Orleans on 9/28 and missed remainder of season…Can play guard as well as center...While at Wisconsin, twice earned Player of Week honors, becoming first offensive lineman of the Barry Alvarez era to do so.

Saw first NFL action in 1998, playing in five games with Vikings. Completed two passes for 50 yards in Minnesota’s 41-7 defeat of Washington, 10/18…Winner of ’92 Bushnell Cup, awarded to Ivy League player of year. Was ’92 third-team AP All-American. Holds Ivy League records for most total yards (5,317) and passing touchdowns (45).

Started 15 games in 1998…Played in 16 games with Dallas in '97, starting four at right and left guard…Started all 16 games at left guard for Houston in '94. Helped Oilers finish season with NFL's 12th-ranked rushing offense (1,682 yards)...Four-year letterman at Syracuse. Co-captain as senior. All-Big East selection and semi-finalist for Outland and Lombardi trophies.

Played in seven games in 1998, starting five. Had 26 tackles and one sack…Led Colts in pressures with 21 in ’97. Had 4.5 sacks, which tied for second on club. Had career-high 11 tackles and one sack on 11/30/97...Career totals include 264 tackles, 17.5 sacks, seven forced fumbles, and four passes defensed...Earned All-Southwest Conference honors as senior at Baylor while posting 11 sacks and starting every game.

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.

Saw action in all 16 games, starting seven and making 20 tackles, including a sack…Entered ’98 having started all but two games in which he appeared over previous five seasons…Signed as unrestricted free agent from the New York Giants in ’95, spent four years in Carolina, starting 43 games and recording 7.5 sacks…Second-round pick (51st overall) of the Giants in 1990. Was member of team’s Super Bowl XXV champions, making two tackles in playoffs…Has 17 career sacks, including one in postseason…In college, was an All-America selection as senior, compiling 71 tackles, 10 sacks and two forced fumbles.

Has spent entire nine-year pro career with Cincinnati, starting 129 of 133 games. Owns longest tenure of any current Bengals player. Finished 1998 with 36 tackles, including season-high five vs. Green Bay (9/20)…Chosen as Cincinnati’s first-round pick (12th overall) in ’90, has tallied eight fumble recoveries and 11 interceptions, including three returned for touchdowns…All-American at Baylor who also served as sixth man on school’s basketball team. Believed to be only major college athlete to play in two bowl games (1988 Bluebonnet and 1989 Liberty) and two postseason basketball tournaments (1989 NIT and 1990 NCAA).

Completed 25 of 54 attempts for 283 yards for 1 TD in 1998…Threw a career-best 17 touchdown passes in ’97…Named to Pro Bowl in ’96. Threw for career-high 346 yards against Dallas (12/22). Interception percentage of 2.3 was second in NFL and second-lowest in Redskins history. Set career-highs in passing yards (3,453), attempts (470), completions (270), completion percentage (57.3), fewest interceptions (11), and quarterback rating (79.3)…Named NFC Offensive Player of Week after first NFL game in ’94 in which he led Redskins to 41-27 win at Indianapolis (10/23).

Played in 16 games in 1998, totaling 17 tackles and one fumble recovery...Has played in 90 consecutive contests dating to his rookie year in ’93...Career totals include 205 tackles, three sacks and five fumble recoveries... Had career best 14 tackles vs. Phoenix, 1/2/94...Led Pac-10 with 15 sacks in ’92, earning All-America and All-PAC-10 honors as senior.

Started first eight games in 1998 before injuring back…Started 16 games for Detroit in ’97, and earned spot on NFC Pro Bowl team as starter. Anchor of offensive line which helped spring Barry Sanders' 2,053 rushing yards. Made his sixth career playoff start at Tampa Bay (12/28)…Started every game for five consecutive seasons with Detroit from 1993-97…First team All-America choice by Sporting News after senior season at Maryland.

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.

Caught 47 passes and led Eagles in receiving yards with 600 in '98…Started 16 games in ’95 with Chicago and recorded 1,301 receiving yards, topping Bears all-time single-season list with 82 receptions that now rank second in club annals. Tied Bears record with seven 100-yard receiving games, including three consecutive in games 9-11…At conclusion of Ohio State career, finished in top 10 in receiving yards (1,806) and receptions (98).

Logged 37 yards on 20 carries in addition to four receptions for 43 yards in six appearances this season for NFC Champion Falcons…Cincinnati’s second-round selection (38th overall) in 1990, Green spent first six years with Bengals, totaling 3,727 rushing yards, eight touchdowns and 1,004 receiving yards…Selected to Pro Bowl following ’92 campaign when he rushed for 1,170 yards and two TDs on 265 carries…Has nine career 100-yard rushing games…Spent his seventh season in St. Louis, where he posted a career-high four touchdowns, before his two-year stint with Atlanta…Set South Carolina record for TDs in single season with 16 in junior year.

Saw action in 15 regular season games with one start in '98 for Super Bowl XXXIII champs. Caught 16 passes for 194 yards and one touchdown…In '95, set career highs with Carolina with 47 catches for 882 yards (18.8 avg.)…Ranks in top five all-time at Mississippi in receptions (127) and touchdown catches (22), and set an Ole Miss record with at least one catch in 36 consecutive games. Named second-team All-SEC by Associated Press and earned All-America honorable mention by Sporting News in senior year (1989).

Had six total tackles in 1998...Saw action in nine games during rookie year of ’97, including Wild Card playoff at Denver. Forced fumble and had sack in extensive action in the last three games of ’97...All-Atlantic Coast second-team selection as senior.

Appeared in 16 games and started three in 1998. Had two receptions for 28 yards…One of only 10 players, including five each on offense and defense, to start all 16 games for San Diego in '97. Set career highs with 19 receptions and 246 receiving yards, including one touchdown…Earned second-team All-Big 10 honors at Illinois.

Appeared in each of Cardinals 18 games, including both playoff contests…After playing in four games during rookie season of ’96, spent spring of ’97 with Amsterdam Admirals in NFL Europe League, where he caught five passes for 49 yards…Originally chosen by Arizona in seventh round of ’96 draft…In college, was three-time all-Gulf Coast Conference selection and helped guide North Alabama to three consecutive Division II national titles.

Started in each of 137 games he has played in past nine years since rookie season, missing only seven contests due to injury. Started nine of 16 as rookie. Was ’89 first-round choice of Seattle before signing with Chicago as transitional free agent prior to ’94 season…Career highlights include not allowing sack in ’95 and not missing an offensive snap in ’93…Was first-team All-America as senior at Notre Dame where he co-captained ’88 12-0 national championship team.

Saw action in 13 games in 1998, starting eight and contributing 28 tackles, a sack and interception. Also recovered fumble and ran it in for score in Jets’ 28-3 win vs. Atlanta, 10/25. Had sack against former team at New England to help Jets to 24-14 victory on Monday Night Football, 10/19…Was member of Patriots Super Bowl XXXI squad that opposed Green Bay...Originally selected by New England in second round of ‘91 draft.

Saw action in all 16 games for Saints in 1998. Had 18 tackles and two sacks on year. Registered five tackles and sack vs. New England on 10/4. Had five solo tackles at St.Louis on 9/6...Named NFC Special Teams Player of Week for six tackles, one pass defensed, a forced fumble, fumble recovery and blocked punt vs. Seattle on 11/6/97...Two-time All Conference USA selection while at Cincinnati.

Played in six games in 1998. Had two four-tackle performances, vs. Giants (12/6) and Eagles (12/13)…Had career-best campaign in ’95, recording 73 tackles, including one sack, while recovering three fumbles in eight starts. Was impressive in first NFL start with five solo tackles, two assists, two stops for losses, a sack and forced fumble in ’95 season opener …Was only consensus first-team all-American in McNeese State history. Compiled 451 tackles in four years as starter.

Played in 10 games in 1998, starting one, and returned 28 kickoffs for 590 yards…Ranks second on Minnesota Vikings all-time list in career kickoff returns (147) and kickoff return yardage (3,273)...His 18.7-yard average per catch in ’95 was best on Vikings and third in NFL. Had 1,037 kickoff return yards that year, becoming only fourth player in Minnesota history to reach 1,000-yard mark...Posted career-high 45 catches for 696 yards and five touchdowns in ’94.

Saw action in 13 games in 1998, mostly on special teams...Played in all 16 games in rookie year (’96). On injured reserve in ’97…Made club as undrafted rookie free agent. Chosen as special teamer on Pro Football Weekly/PFWA All-Rookie team that year...Finished fourth on Rice’s all time chart with 301 career tackles and set school mark with 46 tackles for losses.

Originally drafted by Cleveland Browns in sixth round in 1991, playing through ’95 for Cleveland…Enjoyed best season in ’96, with 76 receptions for 1,201 yards and NFL-best 14 touchdowns…Career totals include 393 catches; 5,393 yards and 46 touchdowns. Also owns 10 100-yard games…Started 12 games past campaign, with 38 receptions for 477 yards…Played college football alongside Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre.

Appeared in 14 games, making 18 tackles and grabbing two interceptions in past season…In sophomore campaign, saw action in nine games, mostly on special teams…Selected by Bills in fifth round of ’96 draft…Finished his college stint at Colorado State as school’s all-time leader in interceptions with 18, which ranks third in WAC history. Earned first-team All-WAC honors in ’95.

Three-time Super Bowl champion and two-time Pro Bowler who played in first 149 career games, including playoffs, before succumbing to neck injury in 1997. Bounced back in ’98, playing in every game, rushing eight times for 17 yards and posting 18 receptions for 60 yards and a touchdown…Johnston’s blocking paved way for Dallas RB Emmitt Smith’s eight consecutive 1,000-yard seasons…Owns eight rushing scores and 14 receiving touchdowns in regular- season play. Has added two more rushing and one receiving in playoffs.

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.

Played in 15 games and registered four tackles in 1998…Limited to six games in ’97 due to ankle injuries…As rookie, appeared in 16 games and started three, registering 25 tackles (17 solo)…As senior, was first UNC consensus first team All-America in 12 years (DE William Fuller, 1983) and was only Atlantic Coast Conference player to accomplish feat in '95.

Appeared in 16 regular-season games and Wild Card and Divisional playoffs in 1998…Played in all 16 games in '97 on special teams. Finished with six special teams tackles. Handled snaps as K Gary Anderson broke Nick Lowery's NFL record for most career field goals on 12/21…Played in every game with San Diego in '88, almost exclusively on special teams. Named Chargers' Special Teams Player of Year…Honorable mention All-WAC recognition as senior at San Diego State.

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.

Started one of 16 games in which he appeared this past season. Registered 22 tackles, five sacks and one fumble recovery on the year. Top game came at Washington (10/4) when he had three tackles, including two quarterback sacks…Earned Super Bowl XXX ring as member of ’95 Cowboys when he played in all but one regular-season game…. Three-year starter in college who earned back-to-back All-Big Ten honors following junior and senior seasons. Registered five sacks as senior.

Started all 16 games in 1998, recording 76 tackles (54 solo), and had four interceptions for 58 yards. Eight pass break-ups tied career mark set during '94 season with Kansas City…Had 13 tackles versus L.A. Rams on 9/25/94…Set career highs in '92 with 96 tackles (52 solo) and four interceptions, including longest career interception return of 39 yards vs. Dallas (10/18).

Had 55 rushes for 137 yards with two TDs in 1998. Added nine receptions for 60 yards. Appeared in 11 games, starting four…Played in nine games with five starts in '97. Made first start of season at Washington (11/30) and rushed for 92 yards on 22 carries while scoring first NFL touchdown. Set career high with 27 carries for 113 yards in season finale at Carolina (12/20)…Averaged 5.5 yards per carry at Oklahoma while scoring 22 TDs.

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.

Played in five games and started one in 1998...Saw action in divisional playoff on 1/3/98 vs. New England and in AFC Championship Game on 1/11/98 vs. Denver while with Pittsburgh…Spent five games on active roster with Cleveland in ’92…Member of national championship track and field team as shot putter during senior year at Tennessee.

Has played in total of 92 games with 12 starts in career…On 11/10/96 at New Orleans, lined up at TE on second-and-one play at Saints' one-yard line as extra blocker, but shed off line into corner of end zone to catch scoring pass from QB Chris Chandler…Helped San Antonio Riders lead World League in rushing in ’91…As senior at Colorado, honors included UPI First-Team All-Big Eight, AP Second-Team All-Big Eight and AP Third-Team All-America.

Played in four games and started two in 1998…Played with Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe League in spring of ’98, starting 10 games at center. Admirals had top total offense (3,281 yards), and top passing offense (2,133 yards)…Played four seasons at Western Michigan. Started every game in junior season and served as one of the team's four captains.

Returned 44 punts for 464 yards (10.5 avg.) in 1998. Also contributed two kickoff returns for 43 yards…Returned 14 punts in ’97 for 111 yards and 7.9-yard average in six games…Placed third in NFC as rookie with 11.5-yard punt return average and finished second in NFL with 598 punt return yards on 52 attempts. Also registered team-record 84-yard punt return for first NFL touchdown vs. New Orleans (9/8). Added 183 rushing yards on 47 carries (3.9) and 144 receiving yards on 15 receptions (9.6) in rookie year…Earned first team all-WAC his senior year. Became 30th freshman in NCAA I-A history to rush for 1,000 yards.

Saw action in 11 games, starting one, in 1998. Recorded eight tackles (seven solo)…In '97, played in 16 games for fifth straight season and extended streak of consecutive games played to 85. Finished season with 24 tackles (20 solo)…Had 73 solo tackles in '96, including team's third-best total of tackles-for-loss (4). Had secondary-leading nine tackles against 49ers (10/20)…Finished four-year WVU career with 173 tackles and five interceptions (two for TDs). Named NEA first-team All-American after senior season.

Appeared in all 16 games in 1998…Handled long-snapping duties in every game for final three seasons at Colorado State and also saw reserve action on defensive line.

In 1998, saw action in 11 games, starting seven. Made 36 tackles (28 solo) and had one sack…Set career high in '94 with Minnesota with 78 tackles (64 solo) and four interceptions for 99 yards and two touchdowns. Named NFC Defensive Player of Month for October, in which he set NFL record by scoring a defensive TD in three consecutive games…Named to All-World Team with World League NY/NJ Knights in ’91…Received All-PAC 10 honors as CB and punt returner as junior.

Recorded five tackles in Ravens first four games in 1998. Played in total of 10 games…Was in four contests in rookie season, splitting time between defense and special teams…Recorded more than 100 tackles in final three seasons at Oklahoma, being named first-team All-Big Eight his junior campaign…Uncle Tony played for Redskins from 1979-85 and made Pro Bowl in 1982.

Played in 13 games in 1998, starting four. Had 17 tackles (13 solo)…Started 15 games at right defensive tackle in '97 with Kansas City…Started all 16 games from 1993-96 with Chiefs…Played with San Diego from 1987-91, leading Chargers with five sacks for minus-41 yards in ’87…Two-year starter at SMU. Played in Aloha Bowl as junior and was selected to Japan Bowl as senior.

Had 13 receptions for 90 yards in 1998…Pulled down personal best 35 catches for 320 yards and two touchdowns in 1997. Led team with season-high six receptions for 49 yards at Carolina on 9/21...Saw action for San Francisco in the team’s 49-26 win over San Diego in Super Bowl XXIX, 1/29/95…Played for London Monarchs of World League in ’92…An accomplished long snapper.

Kick return specialist who earned spot on ’99 NFC Pro Bowl squad after impressive return numbers during season. Returned 57 kickoffs for NFL-best 1,497 yards and two touchdowns, including 101-yard scoring sprint. Also fielded 44 punts for 398 return yards, including 71-yard score…Played one game for Green Bay in ’97, setting club record for most kickoff return yards (211) in single game…Played first two NFL years in Atlanta, appearing in 29 games, catching 28 passes for 337 yards and two touchdowns, while splitting time as Falcons kick returner…Selected as most outstanding player on Gray squad in ’94 Blue-Gray Game.

Played in five games in 1998…Saw action in two contests in ’97…Jacksonville's sixth-round choice in '95…Moved into Louisiana State's starting lineup at right tackle in 1993…All-District selection during two-year career as two-way tackle at Lincoln High in Port Arthur, Texas.

Signed with Lions as unrestricted free agent in 1998 and started all 16 games at center…Played first four pro seasons with Tampa Bay, starting at guard from 1995-97. Also saw time as long snapper. Helped meld Bucs’ rushing game, which resulted in Pro Bowl berths for RBs Warrick Dunn and Mike Alstott in ’97…Four-year starter in college, where he did not allow a quarterback pressure in 2,194 plays from scrimmage. First-team All-America and All-Big East selection his senior year, was also semi-finalist for both Outland and Lombardi Trophies…Part of only three-generation NFL family in history as father, George III, played for Boston Patriots in 1965 while grandfather, George II, was with Providence Steam Roller in 1931-32.

Saw action in two games in 1998...Appeared in six games during rookie year of ’97...Was consensus All-Mid American Conference selection as senior in ’96. Largest player to ever wear a Chippewa uniform at Central Michigan... Maintained 3.35 GPA to earn Scholar Athlete of Year award in ‘96.

Played in 12 games and started two in 1998, both career highs...Is capable of playing tackle, guard, and center...Saw action in five games in 1997, mostly on field goal and extra point units...Appeared in eight games on special teams in ’96.

Started all 16 games at guard for Patriots in 1998…Has made 44 consecutive starts dating back to ’96...Named offensive team captain vs. Pittsburgh, 12/13/97...Started all Patriots playoff games in ’96, including Super Bowl XXXI. Only member of offensive line not to allow a full sack throughout season in ’96.

Played in 11 games this past season, making one start and posting seven tackles. Also returned kickoff eight yards…Appeared in three contests as rookie, recording first NFL sack in season finale vs. St. Louis on 12/20…Two-time All-Big Ten choice junior and senior years. Registered school-record 33 sacks, while tying Badgers mark for most tackles behind line of scrimmage with 57. Selected as team’s defensive captain during senior campaign.

Saw action in 13 games in 1998, registering 12 tackles on the season. Had three tackles in 20-3 loss at Tampa Bay, 10/4…Special teams standout who made Giants as free agent in ’97. Played in 12 games, mostly in nickel situations. Was awarded special teams game ball for performance that included two solo tackles vs. Arizona on 11/16. Played in Wild Card game vs. Minnesota on special teams…Earned All-PAC 10 honors as a senior at Arizona.

Appeared in all 16 games this past season, making 14 tackles while recovering one fumble…Spent ’97 with San Francisco after three-year stint with Dallas…Selected to Pro Bowl in ’96 as NFC’s special team player after setting Cowboys single-season record with 32 special teams tackles…Made 10 special teams tackles during ’95 playoffs, including two in Super Bowl XXX victory over Pittsburgh…Initially signed by Chicago in ’92 and spent two years on practice squad…Registered 143 tackles as senior at Purdue.

Played in 13 games and started one in 1998, compiling 236 yards on 48 carries for the season. Had 68 yards on 19 carries in Patriots’ 40-10 win vs. Kansas City on 10/11. Played in Wild Card game at Jacksonville, and had one carry for four yards...Appeared in both playoff contests in ’97 for New England…Rushed for more than 1,000 yards three consecutive seasons at Iowa and holds school’s rushing records with 837 carries for 4,156 yards and 33 touchdowns.

Started nine of 13 games he played at center in 1998…Assumed starting duties in ’97 and started each of Cowboys 16 games after 14 games as rookie…Excelled in college where he was an All-America selection and a Lombardi Award semifinalist in senior year in addition to being a three-time All-ACC selection. As sophomore, played center for national champion Seminoles, allowing only half a quarterback sack in more than 700 offensive snaps.

Selected by Washington with third overall pick in first round of 1994 NFL Draft...Inactive in 1998 due to foot injury…Had 1,288 yards with two touchdowns and 14 interceptions in 10 games in ’97, starting nine. Completed 15 of 21 passes for 202 yards and one touchdown with a rushing TD in Saints first victory of ’97, vs. Detroit on 9/21/97...Set Redskins rookie record, averaging 190 yards per start...His 4.6 interception percentage was best ever by Redskins rookie QB...Finished second in balloting for Heisman Trophy in 1994.

Saw action in six games in 1998 and had eight tackles (seven solo)…Was ’97 All-PAC 10 second-team choice. Started 10 games at left cornerback and posted 41 tackles (36 solo) with 10 pass defenses and three interceptions. Received All-PAC 10 honorable mention honors as junior. Recorded 62 tackles and two interceptions to earn All-PAC 10 honorable mention honors as sophomore in '95.

Started in 14 games in '98 for Super Bowl titlists, recording 26 tackles (20 solo), 4.0 sacks and an interception…Set career highs in '93 with Kansas City with 15 sacks for minus-127 yards…Has made six Pro Bowl appearances (three starting assignments)…Has posted four double-digit sack seasons in career (1992-95) and has accumulated 19 career multiple-sack games…Chiefs No. 1 draft choice in ’88, going second overall.