NFL COUGARS (BY TEAM)

ARIZONA CARDINALS

#6, Max Hall, QB, 
completed first year (free agent)

BALTIMORE RAVENS

#88, Dennis Pitta, TE
completed first year (4th round, 2010 draft)

CINCINNATI BENGALS

#37, Fui Vakapuna, RB
completed second year (7th round, 2009 draft)

CHICAGO BEARS

#48, Harvey Unga, RB
rookie (7th round, 2010 draft)

CLEVELAND BROWNS

Mike Holmgren, President
first year

DALLAS COWBOYS

#60, Travis Bright, OG,
completed second year (free agent)

DENVER BRONCOS

#85, Dan Coats, TE
completed fourth year (free agent)

GREEN BAY PACKERS

#51, Brady Poppinga, LB, 
completed sixth year (4th round, 2005 draft)

HOUSTON TEXANS

Ryan Denney, DE, 
completed ninth year (2nd round, 2002 draft)

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

#17, Austin Collie, WR
completed second year (4th round, 2009 draft)
#43, Aaron Francisco, DB, 
completed sixth year (free agent)

MIAMI DOLPHINS

#92, John Denney, DE, LS
completed sixth year (free agent)
#69, Ray Feinga, OG
completed first year (free agent)

MINNESOTA VIKINGS

#38, Naufahu Tahi, RB,
completed fifth year (free agent)

NEW YORK GIANTS

Todd Watkins, WR,
completed fourth year (7th round, 2006 draft)

OAKLAND RAIDERS 

#41, Manase Tonga, FB 
completed first year (free agent)

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

Andy Reid, head coach/executive VP football operations 
completed 12th year
#66, Dallas Reynolds, C,
completed second year (free agent)

PITTSBURGH STEELERS

#76, Chris Hoke, DT, 
completed tenth year (free agent)
#99, Brett Keisel, DE, 
completed ninth year (7th round, 2002 draft)

ST. LOUIS RAMS

#50, Brian Kehl, LB,
completed third year (4th round, 2008 draft) 
#51, David Nixon, LB 
completed first year (free agent)

WASHINGTON REDSKINS

#3, John Beck, QB,
completed fourth year (2nd round, 2007 draft)

CFL COUGARS (BY TEAM)

BC LIONS

#65, Ben Archibald, OL, completed fourth year

EDMONTON ESKIMOS

Brian Logan, DB, rookie

SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS

#1, Omarr Morgan, DB, completed 10th year

PRO SCOUT DAY

Every year a large contingent of NFL scouts converge on the BYU campus to get an up close look at BYU’s future NFL hopefuls. Every year more than 60 NFL personnel, representing every NFL team, visit Provo.

TOP OF THE CLASS

BYU’s rich football tradition has bred some of the top football minds in the country. Several former BYU players and coaches have gone on to become successful coaches in the NFL. Former BYU offensive lineman Andy Reid led the resurgent Philadelphia Eagles into Super Bowl in 2004. A former BYU assistant coach under LaVell Edwards, Mike Holmgren has also led his teams to the NFL's top game, guiding Green Bay to two Super Bowls, including a win in the 1997 game, and Seattle to one. Former BYU tight end Brian Billick also coached his team to the top of the NFL when the Baltimore Ravens won the 2001 Super Bowl.