49. Paul Warfield
As a member of the NFL’s prestigious Hall of Fame, Paul Warfield is widely regarded as one of pro football’s greatest wide receivers. But when Paul was a Buckeye, gridiron glory as a silky smooth wide-out seemed about as likely as completing a Hail Mary pass.

Why? Because Warfield played halfback at Ohio State, a position that mainly called for blocking in Woody Hayes’ ground-oriented attack. But in spite of his supporting role, Warfield’s star talent did not go un-noticed: by his teammates, who call him the greatest player the ever saw, or by the pros.