A 12-year run in the NFL saw James Brooks become a prolific dual-threat, becoming a rushing and receiving threat simultaneously. Over that run, he compiled four Pro bowl appearances as well.
A 10-year career with the Cincinnati Bengals saw Isaac Curtis emerge as one of the premier deep-threat wide receivers in the league. His combination for explosive plays and steady hands made him a threat on virtually every play. During his run, he earned 4 Pro Bowl selections as well.
A pioneer of the modern tight end, Bob Trumpy was an excellent route runner with some of the steadiest hands in the league. During a 9-year career with the Bengals. he made four Pro Bowl teams.
During their modern day renaissance, Trey Hendrickson has been the backbone for the entire Cincinnati defense, earning four Pro Bowl selections with multiple 10+ sacks under his belt.
To support the excellent quarterbacking of Joe Burrow, he's found one of the best wide receivers of his generation in JaMarr Chase. The two have wreaked havoc on NFL defenses, and Chase has developed a reputation as one of the best players in the league, with four Pro Bowl appearances to back it up.
MVP in 1981 and a four-time Pro Bowler alongside it, Ken Anderson held down the Cincinnati offense for 16 seasons. As accurate as he was prolific as a leader, Anderson is among the greatest QBs in Bengals franchise history.
Over 13 years with the Cincinnati Bengals, Willie Anderson established himself as a dominant offensive tackle, providing elite protection to quarterbacks. He was also effective in run-blocking scenarios, and nagged four Pro Bowl selections in his career.
Dualling as a cornerback and a return specialist, Lemar Parrish spent 16 seasons in the NFL and became a ball-hawk extraordinaire. He made 6 Pro Bowl selections and was one of the best CBs of his generation.
One of the most electrifying men in the sport, Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson was an 11-year veteran in the NFL with exceptional receiving skills. One of the most dynamic playmakers of his time, Johnson was selected to 6 Pro Bowls before he called it a career as the all-time receiving leader in Bengals franchise history.
An elite route runner with a knack for making incredible plays, AJ Green was the hub of the Bengals offense for a decade and is right behind Johnson on the franchise's all-time lists. During his 10 years, he earned 7 Pro Bowl selections and is one of the best WRs of his generation.
During his 11 seasons in the NFL, Geno Atkins became a feared pass rusher, with the ability to disrupt plays in the middle. One of the best DTs of his era, Atkins made 8 Pro Bowl teams during his time with the Bengals.
Regarded by many as the greatest player in Bengals franchise history, Anthony Munoz was one of the greatest offensive tackles of all-time. A 13-year career saw him earn 11 Pro Bowl selections and make 9 All-Pro teams as well. He was eventually elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1998.
