Paul Maguire, a broadcasting veteran was once part of the #1 team on NBC with Dick Enberg. In recent times, he was employed with ESPN, serving as an analyst on different shows. As a player, he played both punter and linebacker and participated in 6 of the 10 AFL championship games, winning 3 of them.

A longtime member of ESPN's Sunday Night Football broadcast team, Joe Theismann is now with the NFL Network. As a player, he spent his whole career with the Redskins, setting franchise marks, winning a Super Bowl and refusing to wear anything but a one-bar facemask.

Marshall Faulk has been with the NFL Network since 2006. As a player he had plenty of career accomplishments and awards at running back.

Michael Irvin was with ESPN for a while, now with the NFL Network. He is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Primetime was on CBS' The NFL Today for a while after retiring. Now he's on the NFL Network on a variety of shows and coverage. As a player, Deion did it all.

Currently on the NFL Network where they need to give him a raise. A beast of a player.

Spent some time on NBC and ESPN, now on the NFL network. Sterling Sharpe was a 5-time Pro Bowl and All-Pro selection.

Tony Dungy is a studio analyst on NBC's Sunday Night Football. He won Super Bowl rings as both a player and a coach.

Great, now I have that 'Waiting All Day for Sunday Night' song in my head. Rodney Harrison is also a studio analyst on NBC's Sunday Night Football. He won two Super Bowl rings with the Patriots.

Currently, an analyst on the NFL Network, Kurt Warner went to three Super Bowls as a player, twice with the Rams and once with the Cardinals, won the MVP in one of those games, and holds plenty of passing records.