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93 Owls in The TUD IAMONDS .COM Owls in the NFL Owls Coaching in the Pros Todd Bowles, DB ...........................New York Jets . .head coach Bruce Arians, HC ...........................Ariizona Cardinals . .head coach All-Time NFL Draft History Kevin Ross, DB ..............................Arizona Cardinals . .secondary Year Rd. Pick Player Name .............................Team Pos. Active Owls in the Pros 2012 3 21 84 Bernard Pierce ...............Ravens RB [as of July 1, 2015] 4 16 111 Evan Rodriguez ..............Bears TE 5 3 138 Tahir Whitehead ............Lions LB 2011 1 30 30 Muhammad Wilkerson ..Jets DT Name (Years Lettered) .......................Team Pos. 2 22 54 Jaiquawn Jarrett .............Eagles DB National Football League 2009 38 72 Terrance Knighton .........Jaguars DT Cody Booth (2010-13) ........................Jacksonville Jaguars OL 2005 5 30 166 Rian Wallace ..................Steelers LB Junior Gallete (2010) .........................New Orleans Saints DL 2003 4 20 117 Dan Klecko .....................Patriots DT Kenneth Harper (2011-14) .................New York Giants RB 7 23 237 Dave Yovanovits .............Jets OT Jaiquawn Jarrett (2007-10) ................New York Jets DB 2002 7 27 238 Raheem Brock ................Eagles DE Kamal Johnson (2010-11, 2013) ........Miami Dolphins DL 2001 4 16 111 Mathias Nkwenti ............Steelers OT Terrance Knighton (2005-08) .............Washington Redskins DT 1997 4 32 128 Alshermond Singleton ......Buccaneers LB Steve Maneri (2006-09) .....................New York Jets TE 1996 2 27 57 Lance Johnstone ............Raiders LB Brandon McManus (2009-12) ............Denver Broncos K/P 6 20 187 Jon Clark .........................Bears OT Bernard Pierce (2009-11) ...................Jacksonville Jaguars RB 1994 22 31 Tré Johnson ....................Redskins OL Evan Rodriguez (2009-11) ..................Tampa Bay Buccaneers TE 1989 8 25 220 Todd McNair ..................Chiefs RB Rod Streater (2010-11) ......................Oakland Raiders WR 1988 3 23 78 Ralph Jarvis ....................Bears DE Martin Wallace (2010-12) ..................Carolina Panthers OT 8 18 211 Mike Hinnant .................Steelers TE Tahir Whitehead (2008-11) ...............Detroit Lions LB 1987 1 19 19 Paul Palmer ....................Chiefs RB Muhammad Wilkerson (2008-10) .....New York Jets DT A l l - 65 145 Willie Marshall ...............Packers WR John Youboty (2011-12) .....................Denver Broncos DE T i m 11 24 303 Larry Brewton ................Browns DB e L i 1986 19 9 John Rienstra .................Steelers OG CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE s t 6 20 158 Lloyd Yancey ..................Cowboys OG Tim Brown (2004, 06) ........................British Columbia Lions RB s 1985 35 61 Anthony Young ..............Colts DB Henry Burris (1993-96) ......................Ottawa RedBlacks QB 1984 75 173 Kevin Ross ......................Chiefs DB Devin Tyler (2006-09) ........................Winnipeg Blue Bombers OL 1983 8 13 209 Mike McClearn ...............Browns OG 1982 10 9 260 Gerald Lucear .................Vikings WR ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1981 12 26 330 Mark McCants ................Falcons DB Derek Dennis (2007-11) .....................Arizona Rattlers OL 1980 8 25 218 Mike Curcio ....................Eagles LB Colin Madison (2007-10) ...................San Jose SaberCats OL 96 227 Mark Bright ....................Colts RB Darius Morris (2006-07, 2009-10) .....Arizona Rattlers OL 12 23 328 Wiley Pitts ......................Oilers WR Jeremy Schonbrunner (2009-11) .......Tampa Bay Storm OL 1979 8 26 218 Robert Brewer ................Chiefs OG Wayne Tribue (2008-11) ....................Jacksonville Sharks OL 11 22 297 Zach Dixon .....................Broncos RB 1977 65 144 Joe Klecko ......................Jets DT Owls in the Super Bowl 6 25 164 Jim Cooper .....................Cowboys OT Name ..........................Pos. Team Years Champs 1976 3 32 92 Don Bitterlich .................Seahawks K Terrance Knighton .......DT Denver Broncos XLVIII 2/2/14 1975 6 24 154 Harry Hynoski .................Browns RB Bernard Pierce .............RB Baltimore Ravens XLVII 2/3/13 * 74 160 Steve Joachim ................Colts QB Raheem Brock ..............DT Indianapolis Colts XLIV 2/7/10 17 13 429 Garry Webb ....................Eagles DE Raheem Brock ..............DT Indianapolis Colts XLI 2/4/07 * 1973 4 19 97 Bill Singletary .................Chargers LB Dan Klecko ...................DL Indianapolis Colts XLI 2/4/07 * 10 14 248 Nick Mike-Mayer ............Falcons K Jason McKie .................FB Chicago Bears XLI 2/4/07 1970 9 15 223 Chris Fletcher .................Chargers DB Rian Wallace ................LB Pittsburgh Steelers XL 2/5/06 * 1969 83 185 Jim Callahan ...................Falcons WR Dan Klecko ...................DL New England Patriots XXXIX 2/6/05 * 1967 14 11 352 Mike Stromberg .............Jets LB Dan Klecko ...................DL New England Patriots XXXVIII 2/1/04 * 1966 20 13 303 Joe Petro ........................Browns QB Alsheermond Singleton LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers XXXVII 1/26/03 * 1958 30 2 351 Jim Thompson ................Eagles E Calvin Wilkinson ...........LB Baltimore Ravens XXXV 1/28/01 * 1955 18 7 212 Joe Stout ........................Giants B James Parrish ...............OT Pittsburgh Steelers XXX 1/28/96 29 12 349 Ted (Tex) Robinson ........Browns B James Parrish ...............OT Dallas Cowboys XXVIII 1/30/94 * 1954 19 10 227 Bob Edmiston .................49ers T Todd Bowles ................DB Washington Redskins XXII 1/31/88 * 1953 94 101 Pat Sarnese ....................Steelers T Steve Watson ..............WR Denver Broncos XII 1/31/88 1952 24 4 281 Joe Tyrrell .......................Eagles G 1948 64 39 Phil Slosburg ..................Yanks B Anthony Anderson .......RB Pittsburgh Steelers XIV 1/20/80 * 1946 15 4 134 Johnny Timko .................Bears C Randy Grossman ..........TE Pittsburgh Steelers XIV 1/20/80 * 19 2 172 Jack Burns ......................Yanks B Randy Grossman ..........TE Pittsburgh Steelers XIII 1/21/79 * 19 3 173 Bill Cloud ........................Steelers T Randy Grossman ..........TE Pittsburgh Steelers X 1/18/76 * 1945 78 62 Mike Jarmoluk ................Lions T Randy Grossman ..........TE Pittsburgh Steelers IX 1/12/75 * 1944 19 9 195 Jimmy Woodside ............Steelers C Owls in the NFL Pro Bowl 1943 22 4 204 George Sutch .................Cardinals B 27 3 253 Al Drulis ..........................Cardinals G Name ..........................Pos. Team Years 1942 16 1 141 Andy Tomasic .................Steelers B Mike Jarmoluk ...............T Philadelphia Eagles 1952 1940 57 37 Ed Kolman ......................Bears T Tré Johnson ...................T Washington Redskins 2000 12 10 110 Ed McGee .......................Giants G Frank “Bucko” Kilroy .....G Philadelphia Eagles 1953-55 1937 96 86 Bill Docherty ...................Redskins T Joe Klecko ....................DT New York Jets 1982, ‘84-86 Ed Kolman .....................T Chicago Bears 1941-43 Kevin Ross ....................CB Kansas City Chiefs 1990-91 Steve Watson ..............WR Denver Broncos 1982 93 WWW .O WL SPORTS .COM 2015 Temple Football All-Time Owls in the Pros *According to professional team records AL—American Football League Joe Burgos, OL/DL (merged with NFL in 1970) Toronto Argonauts-CFL (1994-96) AFL—Arena Football League New Jersey Red Dogs-AFL (1997) AFL2—Arena Football 2 Hamilton Tiger Cats-CFL (1998) CFL—Canadian Football League Florida Bobcats-AFL (2000) IFL—Indoor Football League New Jersey Gladiators-AFL (2001) SIFL—Southern Indoor Football League Henry Burris, QB USFL— United States Football League (1983-85) Calgary Stampeders-CFL (1998-99) WLAF—World League of American Football NFLE— Saskatchewan Roughriders-CFL (2000-01) NFL Europe Green Bay Packers (2001) Chicago Bears (2002) Saskatchewan Roughriders-CFL (2003-04) Anthony Anderson, RB Calgary Stampeders-CFL (2005-11) Pittsburgh Steelers (1979) Hamilton Tiger-Cats-CFL (2012-13) Atlanta Falcons (1980) Ottawa RedBlacks-CFL (2014-present) Philadelphia Stars-USFL (1983) Matt Balasavage, TE Baltimore Ravens (2012) Stanley Batinski, G Detroit Lions (1941-47) Boston Yanks-NFL (1948) New York Bulldogs-NFL (1949) Don Bitterlich, K Seattle Seahawks (1976) C.J. Blomvall, OL Hamburg Sea Devils-NFLE (2006-07) Los Angeles Avengrers-AFL (2008) Cody Booth, OL Chicago Bears (2014) Jacksonville Jaguars (2014-present) Todd Bowles, DB Washington Redskins (1986-90, ’92-93) San Francisco 49ers (1991) Lawrence Brahm, G Cleveland Rams-NFL (1942) New York Giants (1943) Larry Brewton, CB s r Cleveland Browns (1987) e d e Raheem Brock, DL p m Indianapolis Colts (2002-09) a t S Seattle Seahawks (2010-11) y r a Chuck Brodnick, C g l a Philadelphia Eagles (1934) C Brian Broomell, QB QUARTERBACK HENRY BURRIS Los Angeles Express-USFL (1983) Levi Brown, DL (1993-96) LED THE CALGARY Baltimore Ravens (2014) STAMPEDERS TO THE 2008 G REY Matt Brown, RB/KR CUP CHAMPIONSHIP . H E WAS ALSO Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2013) NAMED THE GAME ’S MVP. Saskatchewan Roughriders-CFL (2014) Morkeith Brown, DL Philadelphia Soul-AFL (2013-14) Tim Brown, RB Antwon Burton, DT Billings Outlaws-IFL (2008-2010) Denver Broncos (2006-07) B.C. Lions-CFL (2011-present) Kansas City Chiefs (2008) Willie Brown, LB St. Louis Rams (2008) B.C. Lions-CFL (1998) Carolina Panthers (2009) Andrew Brunski, C Roger Chanoine, OL Philadelphia Eagles (1943) St. Louis Rams (1998-99) Swift Burch, DL Cleveland Browns (1999-02) Toronto Argonauts CFL (1994-95) Jacksonville Jaguars (2002) Ottawa Rough Riders-CFL (1996) Larry Chester,
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