Jonathan Ogden

   Jonathan Ogden was born July 31 1974 in Washington D. C. He went to the high school St. Albans School where he played both football and track and field. He was All-American in both of those sports.  

   Ogden wanted to go to the college University of Florida, but he instead went to UCLA so he could play track and field. Ogden was an amazing player for the UCLA Bruins. He played starting Right Tackle for four years. During his Senior and Junior year, Ogden played 23 games and allowed only 23 sacks. He received the Morris Trophy, Outland Trophy, and he was UPI Lineman of the Year all in 1995. Ogden who, wore number 79,  He was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2012.

   In 1996 Ogden was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens (which was the Baltimore Ravens first draft pick ever.). In 2001 Ogden and the Ravens won the Superbowl against the New York Giants. He was All-Pro nine times and was an eleven time pro-bowler. He played 177 games and started 176 of them. He had 10 tackles, 7 fumble recoveries, and 2 touchdowns. Sine Ogden was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2013 he was at Superbowl 48 to watch his team win the Superbowl for the second time.

      

Tebow's New Team

   Tebow got drafted round 1 pick 25 for the Denver Broncos in 2010. People thought the Heisman Winner would be the next Tom Brady, but he wasn't. In 2011, Tebow started week five and brought the 8 - 8 Denver Broncos all the way to the Divisional Round of the playoffs. The game was Broncos vs Patriots. The Broncos lost 45 - 10. In 2012 the Broncos got one of the best Quarterbacks of all time, Peyton Manning. So Tebow got traded to the New York Jets. Where he was a benchwarmer most of the time. He wore the same number, 15. Tebow didn't start any games behind Mark Sanchez. The Jets finished the season with a 6 - 10 record. This year in 2013 Tim Tebow just got traded to the New England Patriots! He played 35 games and started 16 of them. Tebow attempted 361 and completed 173 of them. Tebow may be transformed into a Tight End because Rob Gronkowski is out.
      

My Top Ten Chicago Bears of All-Time

10. Richard Dent

9.  Dan Hampton

8. Mike Singlettary  

7. Red Grange

6. Bronko Nagurski 

5. Mike Ditka

4. Sid Luckman 

3. Gale Sayers

2. Dick Butkus 

1. Walter Payton

Top Ten New York Football Players

10. Eli Manning - New York Giants

9. Curtis Martin - New York Jets

8. Thurman Thomas - Buffalo Bils

7. Jim Kelly - Buffalo Bills

6. Y. A. Tittle - New York Giants

5. Emlan Tunnell - New York Giants

4. Joe Namath - New York Jets

3. Bruce Smith - Buffalo Bills

2. O. J. Simpson - Buffalo Bills

1. Lawrence Taylor - New York Giants

My Top Ten San Diego Chargers

10. Ron Mix

9. Fred Dean

8. Antonio Gates

7. Drew Brees

6. Philip Rivers

5. Junior Seau 

4. Lance Alworth

3. Kellen Winslow

2. Dan Fouts

1. Ladanian Tomlinson  

My Top Ten Dallas Cowboys of All-Time

10. Ed "To Tall" Jones

9. Randy White 

8. Deion Sanders

7. Larry Allen

6. Roger Sarbauch

5. Tony Dorsett 

4. Michael Irvin 

3.  Troy Aikman

2. Emmitt Smith

1. Bob Lilly AKA Mr. Cowboy

 

My Top Ten Pittsburgh Steelers (Players Only)

10. Troy Polamalu; Mel Blount; Rod Woodson

9. Hines Ward

8. Jerome The Bus Bettis

7. Big Ben Roethlisberger

6. Jack Ham

5. Franco Harris

4. Lynn Swann

3. Terry Bradshaw

2.  Jack Lambert 

1. Mean Joe Greene