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Harbaugh family
The Harbaugh family is an American football coaching family where Jack Harbaugh and his sons John and Jim each won a championship as a head coach.
Harold Fannin Jr.
Harold Fannin Jr. (born 2004) is a Cleveland Browns tight end from Canton, Ohio; a 2025 third-round pick out of Bowling Green who set FBS tight end single-season records with 117 receptions and 1,555 yards.
Harrison Butker
Harrison Butker (born 1995) is the Kansas City Chiefs placekicker, a 2017 seventh-round pick from Georgia Tech; three-time Super Bowl champion, holder of the 57-yard Super Bowl-record field goal and Chiefs' 62-yard franchise record.
Hauss Hejny
Hauss Hejny (Hoss HAY-nee), Colorado State quarterback from Aledo, Texas; former TCU and Oklahoma State QB, four-star 2024 recruit, two-time Texas 5A state champion, 2026 starter with 10 TD passes.
Hayden Fry
Hayden Fry (1929-2019), American college football head coach at SMU, North Texas, and Iowa (1979-98); 232-178-10 career record, three Big Ten titles at Iowa, signed Jerry LeVias, College Football Hall of Famer.
Hayden Hansen
Hayden Hansen is an American college football tight end for the Oklahoma Sooners who started 28 consecutive games at Florida before transferring in January 2026.
Hayden Hurst
Hayden Hurst, former NFL tight end (Ravens, Falcons, Bengals, Panthers, Chargers, 2018-2024), drafted 25th overall in 2018 after a minor league baseball career ended by the yips; retired with 203 receptions, 1,975 yards.
Hayden Rucci
Hayden Rucci (born 2001) is an NFL tight end from Lititz, Pennsylvania; Wisconsin alum, 2024 Dolphins UDFA, signed by the Chargers in 2026; brother of Nolan Rucci, son of Todd Rucci.
Heath Miller
Heath Miller (Earl Heath Miller, born 1982), Pittsburgh Steelers tight end 2005-2015; 592 catches, 6,569 yards, 45 TDs, two Super Bowls (XL, XLIII), two Pro Bowls, Steelers Hall of Honor 2022.
Hendon Hooker
Hendon Hooker (born 1998) is an American football quarterback from Greensboro, N.C., who starred at Virginia Tech and Tennessee, won 2022 SEC Offensive Player of the Year, was drafted 68th overall by the Detroit Lions in 2023, and appeared in three NFL games.
Henry Ruggs
Henry Ruggs III is a former American football wide receiver drafted 12th overall by the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020, whose career ended after a fatal 2021 drunk-driving crash.
Herm Edwards
Herm Edwards (Herman Lee Edwards, born 1954) is an ESPN football analyst, former NFL head coach of the Jets (2001-05) and Chiefs (2006-08), former Arizona State coach, and the Eagles cornerback behind the 1978 Miracle at the Meadowlands.
Herman Moore
Herman Moore (born 1969, Danville, Virginia) is a former Virginia Cavaliers and Detroit Lions wide receiver, 1995 NFL receptions record holder (123), 4x Pro Bowl, 3x All-Pro, 2026 College Football Hall of Fame inductee.
Herschel Walker
Herschel Walker, Georgia Bulldogs running back and 1982 Heisman Trophy winner, played for the New Jersey Generals in the USFL and the Cowboys, Vikings, Eagles, and Giants in the NFL; the 1989 Walker trade built Dallas's 1990s dynasty.
Hines Ward
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver 1998-2011, franchise-record 1,000 catches, 12,083 yards, 85 touchdowns, Super Bowl XL MVP, two-time champion, later coach.
Hollywood Smothers
Hollywood Smothers, college football running back for the Texas Longhorns (formerly Oklahoma, NC State), Charlotte NC native; 2025 First-Team All-ACC with 939 rushing yards, scored game-winning TD in Texas's 24-23 upset of No. 1 Ohio State in 2026.
Houston Nutt
Houston Nutt (born 1957), American college football coach and former Arkansas quarterback; head coach at Murray State, Boise State, Arkansas (75-48, three SEC West titles), and Ole Miss; career 133-86.
Howard Schnellenberger
Howard Leslie Schnellenberger (1934-2021), American football coach; Baltimore Colts head coach 1973-74, Miami's 1983 national champion coach, later Louisville, Oklahoma, and Florida Atlantic founder-coach, 158-151-3, 6-0 in bowls.
Howie Long
Howie Long (Howard Michael Long, born 1960), Hall of Fame defensive end for the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders 1981-93, Super Bowl XVIII champion, 8 Pro Bowls, 84 sacks, later longtime Fox NFL Sunday analyst.
Howie Roseman
Howie Roseman, Philadelphia Eagles executive vice president and general manager since 2010 (except 2015), architect of Super Bowl LII and LIX champions, two-time PFWA Executive of the Year (2017, 2022).
Hroniss Grasu
Hroniss Grasu, born 1991, is a former NFL center from Oregon, drafted 71st overall by the Bears in 2015; 33 games, 17 starts across Bears, Ravens, 49ers, Raiders; Oregon Hall of Fame 2025.
Hue Jackson
Hue Jackson, American football coach; NFL head coach of the Oakland Raiders (2011, 8-8) and Cleveland Browns (2016-18, 3-36-1 with 0-16 in 2017); career record 11-44-1; later Grambling State head coach.
Hugh Culverhouse
Hugh Culverhouse (1919-1994), Florida tax lawyer and real estate investor, owned the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1974 until his death; his frugal ownership saw an 0-26 start, the Doug Williams and Bo Jackson disputes, and a $192 million sale to Malcolm Glazer in 1995.
Hugh Douglas (American football)
Hugh Douglas (born 1971, Mansfield, Ohio) is a former NFL defensive end, 1995 Jets first-rounder and Defensive Rookie of the Year, three-time Pro Bowl Eagle with 54.5 sacks, Eagles Hall of Famer (2022), and 94WIP radio host.
Hunter Henry
Hunter Henry (born 1994) is an NFL tight end for the New England Patriots, formerly the Chargers. 2016 second-round pick, 2015 John Mackey Award winner at Arkansas, Patriots captain and franchise top-five tight end in receptions and yards.
Hunter Renfrow
Hunter Renfrow, born 1995, is an American NFL wide receiver from Myrtle Beach, SC; Clemson walk-on, 2019 Raiders fifth-round pick, 2021 Pro Bowler, later Carolina Panthers.
Husan Longstreet
Husan Longstreet, American college football quarterback from Corona, California; five-star 2025 recruit who signed with USC, debuted with a perfect passing game in 2025, then transferred to LSU in January 2026.
Ian Book
Ian Book (born 1998) is an American quarterback from El Dorado Hills, California; Notre Dame's winningest QB (30-5), drafted 133rd overall by the Saints in 2021, later Eagles practice-squad Super Bowl LIX winner.
Ian Cunningham
Ian Cunningham (Ian Yates Cunningham) is an American football executive and former Virginia offensive lineman, named general manager of the Atlanta Falcons in January 2026.
Ian Wheeler (American football)
Ian Wheeler (born 2001, Houston) is an NFL running back from Howard University; undrafted 2024 Bears signee, tore ACL as rookie, 2026 UFL United Bowl MVP with Louisville, later Bills and Eagles practice squads.