Miami Hurricanes In The NFL Hall of Fame Quiz

Welcome to , Ohio and the NFL Hall of Fame. Our tour guide is from Miami so she'll share with us some of the legends who played at and were inducted into the Hall of Fame. First up, here are the Miami players who played during the 1960s and both were all-stars with the Oakland Raiders after college: center Jim Otto, who wore the unusual number for the Oakland Raiders, and linebacker Ted Hendricks who was nicknamed the " ".

Miami won its first national championship in 1983 and then again in 1987 and 1989. The late 80s team was led by " ", wide receiver Michael Irvin. The domination continued in 1991 where the championship defense was led by the All-American defensive tackle and future Warren Sapp.

The greatest Miami Hurricane team and arguably the greatest NCAA team of all-time was the 2001 team. The defense was led by safety and cornerback Sean Taylor. Sadly Taylor passed away before making the Hall of Fame, but Reed was a first ballot selection. Miami was so dominant in 2001 that if their offense didn't score a point that season, the team still would have went 8-4 that year. The team's go-to wide receiver was , a future great with the Houston Texans.

Before we finish our tour of the NFL Hall of Fame, let's not forget five of the greatest Hurricane players who left their mark in the NFL but didn't win a college national championship. Quarterback who led the Buffalo Bills to the Super Bowl four times! Cortez Kennedy, a defensive lineman who graduated in 1990. Last but not least, let's remember running back, Edgerrin James, who played at Miami from the mid 1990s and Devin , the greatest kick returner in NFL history.