Mceachern RETIRED NUMBERS Within the Legends of Any Football Program, Few Honors Are Held in Higher Esteem Than for a Player to Have His Number Retired

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McEACHERN RETIRED NUMBERS Within the legends of any football program, few honors are held in higher esteem than for a player to have his number retired. McEachern has 6 players who’s incredible contributions to our school, our community, our state and our football program has demanded this high honor. We are continually proud of these elite individuals who have had this honor bestowed upon them for all time. The numbers 5, 6, 11, 17, 44 and 83 will NEVER EVER be worn again by a McEachern football player in tribute to these remarkable men. Rajaan Bennett Runningback 2006-09 2009 Co-Captain, 1857 Yards Senior Season, 28 Touchdowns, 1st Team All State 2009, Associated Press Offensive Player of the Year, Scholarship to Vanderbilt University, Cobb County Senior Bowl, North-South All Star Game Marcus Hinton Runningback 1989-91 1991 Co-Captain, First Team All County, First Team All State, Scholarship to Clemson University, 571 Receiving yards in college, 2 touchdowns, Varsity letterman at Clemson, Played for the Berlin Thun- der in 1999 and the New Jersey Hitmen (XFL) in 2001. 10 Games, 7 Receptions 1 Touchdown in 1999, 6 Games 5 receptions 1 touchdown in 2001 Kevin Espy Quarterback 1984-86 1986 Co-Captain, First Team All Cobb County, First Team All State, Scholarship to Appalachian State University, North-South All Star, Touchdown Club Back of the Year 1986, Varsity Letter Appala- chian State 1987 & ‘88 A.J. Suggs Quarterback 1995-98 1998 Co Captain, 4 year Starter, 1998 AJC Super 11 Team, 1998 All State, All Region, AP Player of the Year, Super Prep Team All American, Scholarship to University of Tennessee, transferred to Georgia Tech, In his senior year at Tech, threw for 12 touchdowns and 2142 yards passing David Summers Linebacker 1984-86 1986 Co Captain, First Team All Cobb County, First Team All State, Scholarship to Vanderbilt University, Touchdown Club Lineman of the Year 1986 Adam Meadows Offensive Line 1989-91 1991 Co-Captain, First Team All Cobb County, AJC Super 11 Team, 1991 First Team All State, Scholar- ship to University of Georgia, 4 year letterman at Georgia, Captain Senior Year, Drafted by Indianapo- lis Colts, 2nd Round, 4ith Pick Overall, Played from 1997 to 2003. Played for the Denver Broncos in 2006. .

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