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Corey Hetherman
Corey Hetherman, American college football defensive coordinator and linebackers coach for the Miami Hurricanes since 2025; former Minnesota DC, James Madison DC, 2025 Broyles Award finalist, runs an aggressive 4-2-5 defense.
Corey Kiner
Corey Kiner, born 2002, is an NFL running back for the New England Patriots. A Cincinnati (formerly LSU) college back with consecutive 1,000-yard seasons, he entered the NFL undrafted with San Francisco in 2025.
Cortez Kennedy
Cortez Kennedy (Tez, 1968-2017), American NFL defensive tackle, entire 11-season career with Seattle Seahawks, drafted 3rd overall 1990; 58 sacks, 8 Pro Bowls, 1992 Defensive Player of the Year on a 2-14 team, Hall of Fame 2012.
Cortland Finnegan
Cortland Finnegan, former NFL cornerback (Titans, Rams, Dolphins, Panthers, 2006-2015), 2006 seventh-round pick from Samford, All-Pro, 18 career interceptions, known for 2010 Andre Johnson fight.
Courtland Sutton
Courtland Sutton (born 1995, Brenham, Texas) is a Denver Broncos wide receiver, SMU alumnus, 2018 second-round pick (40th overall), 2019 Pro Bowler, and franchise top-ten receiver in receptions, yards, and touchdowns.
Craig Heyward
Craig "Ironhead" Heyward (1966-2006), NFL fullback from Passaic, New Jersey; Pitt All-American (1,791 yards in 1987), Saints first-round pick (24th, 1988); 11 seasons, 1995 Pro Bowl with Atlanta; father of Cameron and Connor Heyward.
Craig Woodson
Craig Woodson (born 2001) is an NFL safety for the New England Patriots, drafted 106th overall in 2025 from California; rookie starter, Super Bowl LX standout, run-defense specialist.
Cris Carter
Cris Carter, NFL wide receiver (Eagles 1987-89, Vikings 1990-2001, Dolphins 2002); 1,101 catches, 13,899 yards, 130 TDs; Hall of Fame Class of 2013, 275th member.
Curly Lambeau
Curly Lambeau (Earl Louis Lambeau, 1898-1965), co-founder of the Green Bay Packers in 1919, their first captain and head coach 1921-49, won six NFL championships and was a 1963 charter Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee; Lambeau Field is named for him.
Curtis Conway
Curtis Conway (Curtis LaMont Conway), born 1971, former NFL wide receiver from USC, drafted 7th overall by Chicago Bears in 1993; 12 seasons with Bears, Chargers, Jets, 49ers; 594 catches, 8,230 yards, 52 touchdowns; later broadcaster.
Curtis Martin
Curtis Martin (Curtis James Martin Jr.), NFL running back 1995-2005 for Patriots and Jets, Hall of Fame 2012; 14,101 rushing yards, fourth all-time at retirement, 10 straight 1,000-yard seasons.
Curtis Samuel
Curtis Samuel, born 1996, Brooklyn, NY, is an NFL wide receiver and former Ohio State RB/WR hybrid; drafted 40th overall by Carolina in 2017, later Washington and Buffalo, with a 2020 breakout of 851 receiving and 200 rushing yards.
Cutter Boley
Cutter Boley is an American college football quarterback from Hodgenville, Kentucky, a consensus four-star recruit who played at Kentucky (2024-2025) before transferring to Arizona State in January 2026.
Cyrus Allen
Cyrus Allen, NFL wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs; drafted 176th overall in 2026 out of Cincinnati after stops at Louisiana Tech and Texas A&M; led the Big 12 with 13 receiving touchdowns in 2025.
D. J. Durkin
D.J. Durkin (Daniel John Durkin) is an American college football coach, Auburn's defensive coordinator since 2024 and interim head coach in 2025 (1-2), formerly Maryland head coach 2016-17 (10-15) and defensive coordinator at Florida, Michigan, and Texas A&M.
D. J. Fluker
D.J. Fluker (Daniel Lee Jesus Fluker), Alabama right tackle drafted 11th overall by the San Diego Chargers in 2013; NFL guard/tackle for Chargers, Giants, Seahawks, Ravens; 108 games, 2013-2020.
D. J. Hayden
D.J. Hayden (Derek Sherrard Hayden, 1990-2023) was an NFL cornerback drafted 12th overall by Oakland in 2013 after surviving a torn inferior vena cava from a 2012 Houston practice collision; he played 92 games and died in a 2023 car crash.
D. J. Moore
D.J. Moore (born 1997) is an NFL wide receiver from Philadelphia; Maryland alum drafted 24th overall in 2018 by the Panthers, later Bears, traded to the Bills in 2026; over 8,300 career receiving yards.
D'Andre Swift
D'Andre Swift (D'Andre Tiyon Swift) is an American football running back for the Chicago Bears, drafted by the Detroit Lions in 2020 after playing college football at Georgia.
D'Angelo Ponds
D'Angelo Ponds, Miami-born cornerback (James Madison, Indiana), 2025 Rose and Peach Bowl Defensive MVP, drafted No. 50 overall by the New York Jets in 2026 after 7 college interceptions.
D'Brickashaw Ferguson
D'Brickashaw Ferguson, Jets left tackle 2006–2015, drafted 4th overall out of Virginia; 160 games, 160 starts, 10,707 of 10,708 snaps, three Pro Bowls; retired 2016, later earned a nursing degree.
D'Onta Foreman
D'Onta Foreman, born 1996 in Texas City, Texas, is a running back who won the 2016 Doak Walker Award at Texas with 2,028 rushing yards, was drafted 89th overall by Houston in 2017, and played for five NFL teams through 2024.
Dabo Swinney
Dabo Swinney (William Christopher Swinney, born 1969) is Clemson's head football coach since 2008, a former Alabama walk-on; two national titles (2016, 2018), nine ACC championships, winningest coach in Clemson and ACC history.
Daijahn Anthony
Daijahn Anthony (born 2000, Richmond, VA) is a Cincinnati Bengals safety drafted 224th overall in 2024 after walking on at Shepherd, Liberty, and Ole Miss, where he led the team with 3 interceptions.
Dak Prescott
Dak Prescott, born Rayne Dakota Prescott in 1993, is an American football quarterback who has started for the Dallas Cowboys since 2016 and holds their record for passing touchdowns.
Dakota Allen
Dakota Allen (Dakota Devon Allen, born 1995) is an American linebacker from Humble, Texas; a Last Chance U alumnus who played at Texas Tech and EMCC and spent 2019-2022 in the NFL with the Raiders, Jaguars, Browns, and Broncos.
Dale Moss
Dale Moss (born 1988) is an American former NFL wide receiver from South Dakota State who never played a regular-season game, later known from The Bachelorette season 16 and acting.
Dalen Cambre
Dalen Cambre, wide receiver and special-teams player for the NFL's New York Giants (No. 83), born 2001; former Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns holder and coverage ace, signed as a 2025 undrafted free agent.
Dallas Clark
Dallas Clark is a former NFL tight end (Iowa Hawkeyes; Indianapolis Colts 2003–2011, then Tampa Bay and Baltimore) who won Super Bowl XLI, made the 2009 Pro Bowl with 100 catches, and joined the Colts Ring of Honor in 2024.
Dallas Goedert
Dallas Goedert (born 1995) is an American NFL tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, drafted 49th overall in 2018 from South Dakota State; Eagles all-time postseason receptions leader and 2025 single-season TE touchdown record holder.