for the Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association E.H. "Dutch" Clark (born in Fowler); alumnus of Pueblo Central High School and Colorado College) – Colorado's first All-American football player; player and coach for Detroit Lions in 1930s; charter member of Pro Football Hall of Fame Jon Cooper (born in Fort Collins; alumnus of Fort Collins High School) – center for Minnesota Vikings John Coughlin (1985-2019), figure skater, committed suicide Jesse Crain (lived in Boulder; alumnus of Fairview High School) – MLB relief pitcher Mason Crosby (alumni of University of Colorado) – NFL kicker for Green Bay Packers Drew Davis (born in Denver) – wide receiver for Atlanta Falcons Hayden Dalton (born 1996) - basketball player for Hapoel Holon of the Israeli Basketball Premier League Pat Day (born in Brush) – Hall of Fame jockey, Kentucky Derby winner Joe DeCamillis (born in Arvada) – special teams coach for Denver Broncos previously with Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears Jack Dempsey (born in Manassa) – professional boxer, nicknamed "the Manassa Mauler", regarded as boxing's World Heavyweight Champion from 1919 to 1926 Inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame (1990); author of two books relating to hand-to-hand combat Reed Doughty (born in Greeley; alumnus of Theodore Roosevelt High School in Johnstown, Colorado) – safety for Washington Redskins Joel Dreessen (lived in Fort Morgan; alumnus of Fort Morgan High School) – NFL tight end Justin Drescher (born in Colorado Springs) – long snapper for New Orleans Saints John Elway (lives in Englewood) – NFL quarterback (1984–1999) for Denver Broncos, member of two Super Bowl champion teams (Super Bowls XXXII and XXXIII), selected as NFL MVP (1987), MVP of Super Bowl XXXIII, twice as UPI AFC Offensive Player of the Year (1987 and 1993), five times for AP NFL All-Pro team, nine-time Pro Bowl selection; Denver Broncos Ring of Fame (1999), College Football Hall of Fame (2000), and Pro Football Hall of Fame (2004), vice president and general manager of Broncos Alex English (lived in Denver) – NBA player (1976–1991) with Milwaukee Bucks, Indiana Pacers, Denver Nuggets and Dallas Mavericks, assistant coach with Toronto Raptors, seven-time NBA All-Star, inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame (1997) Brian Fisher (born in Denver, lives in Aurora) – Major League Baseball pitcher with New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Pirates Missy Franklin (resides in Centennial) – five-time Olympic gold medalist in swimming, attended Regis Jesuit High School, and swam