These NFL Stars Played College Football... Where?

Cleveland Browns RB Isaiah Crowell started his college career at Georgia but ended it at Alabama State.

Chris Ivory of the New York Jets jumped from NCAA Division II Tiffin University to land in the NFL.

Doug Martin was a first-round draft choice for the Tampa Bay Bucs after starring at Boise State.

Before becoming a star with the Dallas Cowboys, Tony Romo was an unheralded QB at Eastern Illinois.

Roddy White led the UAB Blazers to a bowl game on his way to becoming the Falcons' all-time receiving leader.

Before becoming a target for Andrew Luck with the Colts, T.Y. Hilton was a playmaker at Florida International.

Joe Flacco won a Lombardi Trophy as QB of the Ravens. He played his college football at Delaware.

Big Ben lit of the MAC with Miami (Ohio) before winning Super Bowls as QB of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Alfred Morris starred at Florida Atlantic before he was a 1,000-yard rusher for the Washington Redskins.

Like his older brother David, Raiders QB Derek Carr played collegiately at Fresno State before going to NFL.

Delanie Walker starred at Central Missouri on his way to catching passes for the Tennessee Titans.

Pierre Garcon now plays for the Washington Redskins but was a star in college for Division III Mount Union.

James Starks starred at MAC school Buffalo before going on to play for the Green Bay Packers.

Speedster John Brown starred at Pittsburg State in Kansas and now is a deep threat for the Arizona Cardinals.

He now catches passes for the Detroit Lions but launched his NFL career catching TDs for the Toledo Rockets.