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24 Former Wildcats Make NFL Rosters
Wildcat Rookies set to Debut
By
Kansas State Sports Info
Posted Sep 7, 2004
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As teams in the National Football League trimmed their rosters, 24 former Kansas State Wildcats had achieved roster positions, including three rookies.
24 Former Wildcats Make NFL Rosters
Three former Wildcats to make first appearance in NFL this season
MANHATTAN, Kan.
- As teams in the National Football League trimmed their rosters, 24 former
Kansas State
Wildcats had achieved roster positions, including three rookies.
The former Wildcats, which numbered 12 on the offensive side of the ball and 11 defensive players, who will be making their first appearance on an NFL field are center
Nick Leckey
with the Arizona Cardinals, defensive tackle
Tank Reese
of the Indianapolis Colts and strong safety
Rashad Washington
of the
New York Jets
. Reese’s Colts will open the 2004 NFL season on Thursday night against the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots. The oldest Wildcat remaining on an NFL roster is offensive tackle
Barrett Brooks
of the
Pittsburgh Steelers
.
Other former Wildcats of note on NFL rosters include sixth-year kicker
Martin Gramatica
of the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
, fifth-year defensive end
Darren Howard
of the
New Orleans Saints
, fourth-year wide receiver
Quincy Morgan
of the
Cleveland Browns
, second-year cornerback
Terence Newman
of the
Dallas Cowboys
and second-year fullback
Rock Cartwright
of the
Washington Redskins
. Gramatica is two years removed from winning the Super Bowl with the Buccaneers and Newman returns to the NFL’s number one ranked defense from a season ago.
Since 1999, the Wildcats have had the most NFL players in the Big 12 Conference selected in the NFL Draft with 23.
Player Team Position Year
Mario Fatafehi
Denver DT 4th
Terry Pierce
Denver LB 2nd
Quincy Morgan Cleveland WR 4th
Ben Lieber San Diego LB 3rd
Monty Beisel
Kansas City LB 4th
Tank Reese Indianapolis DT 1st
Damion McIntosh
Miami OT 5th
Rashad
Washington
NewYork Jets SS R
Barrett Brooks
Pittsburgh
OT 9th
DeMarcus Faggins
Houston
CB 3rd
Shad Meier
Tennessese TE 4th
Martin Gramatica Tampa Bay K 6th
Josh Scobey
Arizona RB 2nd
Nick Leckey Arizona C R
Terence Newman Dallas CB 2nd
Mark Simoneau
Philadelphia LB 5th
Justin Swift
Atlanta TE 4th
Todd Weiner
Atlanta OT 7th
Jarrod Cooper
Carolina S 4th
Jerametrius Butler
St. Louis CB 3rd
Rock Cartwright Washington RB 2nd
Darren Howard New Orleans DE 5th
Kendyl Jacox
New Orleans C 7th
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