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A few years ago Dwayne wanted to be the best tight end in the conference. But then he had the realization that he wasn't even the best tight end on his team. So he changed his approach. He set goals and worked hard in the gym, on the field and in the classroom, where he was majoring in nutrition. This year Dwayne won the Mackey Award as the nation's top tight end, was named All ACC First Team, helping carry Clemson to a 10-4 record. His next goal? The NFL.

Although Blackmon wanted to play football and basketball in college, he soon realized he'd have to make a choice. His decision led to him becoming the most accomplished receiver in the nation. His junior year he was named Big 12 player of the year. He was a two-time consensus All-American and two-time Biletnikoff Award winner. Though he still has a nice jump shot, he's ready to do whatever it takes to continue his career in the NFL.

Bullock was recruited to other schools but chose to walk on at Texas A&M, where he won the starting job halfway through his freshman year. And he never looked back. His senior season he made 25 of 29 field goals for the Aggie, was a consensus first-team All-American and won the Lou Groza Award as college football's top kicker. With his mental game intact, he's preparing himself to kick and win at the next level.

Jared Crick had a stand-out 2010 season. He recorded a total of 70 tackles, led his team in sacks and was named Second-Team All-American, Rotary Lombardi Award Semifinalist, and First-Team All-Big 12. But an injury-plagued Junior year was capped off by a season-ending pectoral tear. Instead of giving up, he dug deep and began a process to get his body and his game right. Stronger than ever, he's looking for a chance to put it all together as a rookie in the NFL.

Robert always played football because he was good at it. But an ACL injury his sophomore year at Baylor changed how he thought about it. He realized he loved the game. So he put in the time and work, and fought his way back to lead his team and the nation in pass efficiency. A holder of Texas high school state records in the hurdles, a BS in political science, the 2011 Davey O'Brien Award and the 2011 Heisman Trophy, Robert Griffin III is ready to be RG3 in the NFL.

Ingram isn't just a talker, he's got something to say. At South Carolina he played in 50 games with 109 total tackles, 3.05 tackles for loss, 21 sacks and 2 interceptions, and in his senior season was named to the first-team All-SEC defense. With a relentless style of play, he's determined to be heard loud and clear each and every Sunday, somewhere in the NFL.

At 5'9', 185 pounds, LaMichael James has never been a big guy. But that never stopped him. In order to defy the odds, he became fast and strong and made sure that no matter how hard he got knocked down, he always got back up. James was the winner of the 2010 Doak Walker award, a 2010 Heisman Finalist and went on to become the 2011 Pac-12 Championship Game MVP. Now James is just looking for a shot so he can continue to defy the odds in the NFL.

His father played in the USFL and his brother is the center for the Carolina Panthers. Football is the Kalil family business. In a stand-out junior season, Matt racked up All-American, All Pac-12 First Team honors, and the Pac-12 Morris Trophy. With projections that make him a top 5 pick in the draft, Matt is ready to continue the legacy and make a name of his own in the NFL.

Kuechly is a competitior who is always asking questions and looking for ways to get better. In the tape room, in the classroom, with a dietitian, and on the field. And it shows. He won the 2011 Butkus Award as the country's top linebacker, the 2011 Bronko Nagurski Trophy, and the 2011 Ronnie Lott Impact Trophy as the nation's top defender who also has shown involvement in his community. Now he's setting his sights on the NFL.

Andrew won the 2011 Maxwell Award. He was the runner-up for the Heisman Trophy in 2010 and 2011, won the Walter Camp Award as college football's player of the year and is the projected #1 pick in the draft. In the face of mounting pressure and impossible expectations, Luck is a player who keeps it simple. It is about the fundamentals. Luck is ready for the chance to prove the type of athlete he is to the most important audiences, NFL teams and himself.

A two-time national champion, winner of the Doak Walker Award, Heisman Finalist, first-team All-American and SEC Offensive Player of the Year, Richardson is considered the best RB out of college since Adrian Peterson. He is ready to prove himself so he can provide for his family. He's determined to stay healthy and punish anyone who tries to stand in his way.