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PHOTO : Jim Marshall only played two seasons at Ohio State, leading the Buckeyes to a 15-2-2 record in 1957 and '58. Each week, Gameday examines Ohio State's impact on professional football with a position-by-position analysis of the Buckeyes who have made a mark in the NFL.

[Denise Guess]

Regarding players Not To Be Forgotten, what about stats on my bro, Michael Guess who was a captain and a defensive back for the Buckeyes under Woody Hayes and Earle Bruce? He went to the Canadian League and played and played for the USFL.

[Bill]

Wasn't Vrabel an end at OSU?

[Bill]

Where's Mike Vrabel?? He had perhaps the best career of any DE at OSU: all-time sack leader, All-American, leader of one of the best defenses in school history.

His NFL career has been even better (even more so than Jim Marshall): 3 Super Bowl Championships, 4 total appearances. TD catches in 2, should've been MVP in one game but given to Brady.

Marshall had a longer career thus far but Vrabel has the rings. No disrespect to Marshall but Vrabel should be in the discussion.

[MB Alex]

What about Mike Vrabel, who se the sack record.