Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame Quarterback, Troy Aikman lead the team to six NFC East titles and three Super Bowls. After retiring from football after the 2000 season, Aikman joined the NFL on FOX as a successful and awarded game analyst. Aikman's television appearances include Tonight Show with Jay Leno, a cameo part in the movie "Jerry Maguire," an appearance on the sitcom "Coach," voiceovers for "The Simpsons" and "King of the Hill."

Former Assistant Executive Director of the National Football League Management Council, Vince Lombardi made the transition from law and politics to professional football in 1975. Wherever he went, Vince was remembered for the direction, enthusiasm and remarkable ability he has to put people ahead of the organization, allowing people to succeed without loosing sight of team goals.

Former NFL running back on the four time Super Bowl winning team the Pittsburg Steelers, Rocky Belier's early life helped him overcome adversity and reach his goals. Rocky's bestselling book, Fighting Back which documents his journey became an ABC movie of the week.

Heisman Trophy winner in 1985, Doug left school as the NCAA's all-time passing yardage leader with 10,579 yards and was a consensus All-America as a senior. He earned Player of the Year awards from UPI, Kodak, The Sporting News and the Maxwell Football Club. After a successful professional football career behind him Doug has sought to fight Autism, establishing The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, Inc. in honor of his son, Doug Jr.

Cliff Harris is regarded as one of football's all-time greats. During his 10-year career with the Cowboys, Cliff played in a record five Super Bowls, was named to six Pro Bowl squads and was named First Team All-NFL for four successive seasons. Charlie Waters was a mainstay for the Dallas Cowboys' "Doomsday Defense" during the 1970-82 period. After retirement, Charlie worked as a NFL analyst for CBS Sports before re-entering the NFL as a coach.

Finishing his career as a fullback for the Dallas Cowboys, Daryl Johnston, known as "The Moose", caught 294 passes for 2,227 yards with 14 touchdowns. Now as FOX Sports play-by-play analysis, Daryl can be seen and heard during FOX NFL games. Daryl has contributed time to many charities including the Special Olympics, Children's Cancer Fund, Cystic Fibrosis and Literacy Instruction for Texas and received a nomination for the prestigious "Whizzer White Humanitarian Award."

Former NFL defensive end for the Washington Redskins and San Francisco 49ers, Charles Mann was a four time Pro Bowler. Off the field Mann devoted much of his time to motivating young people to reach for their goals and walk with Christ. Today Mann is co-founder of the Good Samaritan Foundation and is still devoted to spreading his message.

Larry Csonka and power running became synonymous in the NFL of the 1970's. As a player with the powerhouse Miami Dolphins he charged so tenaciously through defenses that his name became a household word and his nickname, Zonk, became a new ...

When Chargers President Dean Spanos and former General Manager John Butler began their search for a new head coach following the 2001 season, they had one requirement: "We're looking for a proven winner... someone who knows how to win." ...

Being a master motivator and a Harvard graduate, it's no wonder that Marv Levy guided the Buffalo Bills to an NFL-record four consecutive Super Bowl appearances. His success on and off the field--where he inspired players with his integrity, ...