teams Jim Bowman (1984) – AP All-American, New England Patriots free safety, played in Super Bowl, NFL 2nd round draft choice Antonio Brown (2009) – 6× Pro Bowl (2011, 2013–2017), 2× First-team All-American (2008, 2009), 2× First-team All-MAC (2008, 2009) Titus Davis (2014) – Wide Receiver Tony Elliott (1984) – Green Bay Packers nickel back and safety Eric Fisher (2012) – Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle - 1st overall pick of the 2013 NFL Draft, First-team All-American, First-team All-MAC Kavon Frazier (2016) - Dallas Cowboys Safety - drafted in the 6th round Eric Ghiaciuc (2004) – Cincinnati Bengals center, 2005 NFL 4th round draft choice Josh Gordy (2009) – Defensive Back - played for several NFL teams, Super Bowl XLV champion Brock Gutierrez (1996) – ten-year NFL veteran at center finishing career with the Detroit Lions Brett Hartmann (2010) – Houston Texans punter. Suffered a career-ending injury Gary Hogeboom (1979) – NFL quarterback 11 seasons, primarily a backup with the Dallas Cowboys and the Indianapolis Colts; NFL 5th round draft choice; Notable Survivor reality T.V. contestant. Tory Humphrey (2004) – New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl champion, tight end. Robert Jackson (1981) – Cincinnati Bengals safety, eight seasons and NFL draft choice Sean Murphy-Bunting (2018) - Cornerback, First-team All-MAC (2018), 2019 2nd round draft pick (pick 39 overall) for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Super Bowl LV champion Jake Olson (2013) – offensive tackle - played 3 CFL seasons Jim Podoley (1956) – AP All-American, Washington Redskins running back, Pro Bowl player, NFL 4th round draft choice Thomas Rawls (2015) - Running Back, formerly of New York Jets & Seattle Seahawks Scott Rehberg (1996) – New England Patriots offensive lineman and NFL 7th round draft choice Cooper Rush (2017) - Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Joe Staley (2006) – San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle - 28th pick of the 2007 NFL Draft, 6× Pro Bowl (2011–2015,2017) L.T. Walton (2015) - Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive End - drafted in the 6th round Frank Zombo (2009) - Kansas City Chiefs Linebacker - Super Bowl XLV Starter and Champion, 2x First-team ALL-MAC (2008, 2009) Cullen Jenkins (2003) - Green Bay Packers, NY Giants, Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman - Super Bowl XLV Champion Media Radio The CMU Sports Network broadcasts all games live throughout Michigan and online for free. CMU Sports Network Affiliates: 1270 AM WXYT, Detroit 1340 AM WJRW, Grand Rapids 98.5 FM WUPS, Houghton