1. Kellen Moore (Quarterback 2007-11)

Kellen Moore, arguably the most notable athlete among Boise State fans, began to change what it meant to play Boise State Football. Moore's career record at Boise State was 50-3, being the best record by a quarterback in NCAA history. Now with the Detroit Lions, Moore continues to make strides to become a starting quarterback at the next level.

2. Kyle Wilson (Cornerback 2005-10)

Kyle Wilson, although being on the team for several seasons, came into full form his junior year where he was named first team All-WAC cornerback. Wilson not only played cornerback for the Broncos, but was a kick and punt returner as well. Wilson's senior year was by far his best season, finishing as a finalist for the 2009 Jim Thrope Award. Drafted by the New York Jets, Wilson has since switched teams and is now a New Orlean's Saint.

3. Ryan Clady (Offensive Tackle 2004-07)

Ryan Clady, a more well-established player for Boise State gave great protection in the pocket. In his efforts, Clady was named All-WAC first team both his sophomore and junior seasons. Clay was a large reason in the success of the 2007 season where the Broncos finished the season beating Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl. In Clady's final season as a Bronco he was voted to many first team All-American rosters. Still a Bronco in his own right, Clady is the starting left tackle for the Denver Broncos.

4. Doug Martin (Running Back 2007-11)

Doug Martin was not a huge name during his time a Boise State, but really made a name for himself in his senior season. In the 2011 Maaco Bowl Las Vegas, Martin won MVP after rushing for 151 yards and racking up two touchdowns. In Martin's senior season with the Broncos he was voted first team All-Mountain West. Martin finished his Boise State Career as third all-time in school history with 43 rushing touchdowns and fifth all-time in rushing yards with 3,431. After having a great rookie season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Martin looks to bring back his explosiveness after fighting through injuries the last two seasons.

5. Shea McClellin (Defensive End 2008-11)

Playing in many big games for Boise State, Shea McClellin finished his Bronco career with 20.5 sacks. McClellin was really felt in the 2011 Maaco Bowl Las Vegas when Boise State played Arizona State. McClellin finished the game with three tackles for loss leading the Broncos to a Maaco Bowl trophy once again. Now with the Chicago Bears, McClellin looks to improve his game and make a name for himself in the NFL.

6. Orlando Scandrick (Safety 2005-07)

Orlando Scandrick did a lot for Boise State in his short time with the team. He started 38 games for the Broncos in his career while recording some nice stats. Scandrick finished his college career with 152 tackles, 3.5 sacks, and five forced fumbles. In Scandrick's final year with the team he set a single season school record with four blocked kicks. Scandrick, now with the Dallas Cowboys, has made a name for himself in the NFL after being a fifth round pick in the NFL draft.

7. Daryn Colledge (Offensive Guard 2002-05)

Daryn Colledge had a great career at Boise State while playing several different positions along the offensive line. In Colledge's sophomore season at Boise State he was named second team All-WAC, followed by two seasons of being named first team All-WAC. Colledge went on to be drafted by the Green Bay Packers who he would win a Super Bowl with in 2010. Since then he has played with the Arizona Cardinals and last played for the Miami Dolphins.

8. Jamar Taylor (Cornerback 2008-12).

Jamar Taylor was a multi-sport athlete at Boise State also running track and field. Taylor finished with great numbers after his Boise State career had finished having 132 tackles, seven interceptions, and four sacks. In his final season as a Bronco, Taylor was named All-Mountain West first team. Taylor continues his career in football after being drafted in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft to the Miami Dolphins.

9. Demarcus Lawrence (Defensive End 2012-13)

Although his career at Boise State was short, Demarcus Lawrence was a forced to be reckoned with. After transferring to Boise State from Butler Community College, Lawrence became an instant star for the football team. Lawrence worked his way to becoming a starter and soon the leader of a phenomenal defense. After the 2013 season Lawrence entered the NFL draft and was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the second round. Lawrence was injured in training camp putting off the start to his NFL career, but he came back strong and had clutch plays to end the season for the Cowboys.

10. George Iloka (Safety 2008-11)

George Iloka was a dominate force when playing in Blue and Orange. Iloka finished his Boise State career with 231 tackles, seven interceptions and a sack. Starting for three seasons, Iloka was named All-WAC first team in 2010 and followed up the next season being named first team All-Mountain West. Iloka was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the fifth round of the 2012 NFL draft and has worked his way to being a starter in the NFL.

11. Jay Ajayi (Running Back 2011-14)

Jay Ajayi other wise known as the "Jay Train" was a running force at Boise State. Ajayi had his best season Junior year, which would be his last season as a Bronco, finishing with 1,823 yards and 28 touchdowns. Ajayi finished first team All-Mountain West for the second year in a row, and also achieved third team All-American by the Associated Press. His final game of his Boise State Career will be remembered as he not only won the Fiesta Bowl against No. 10 Arizona, but he also rushed for 134 yards and three touchdowns. Ajayi entered the 2015 NFL Draft and was drafted to the Miami Dolphins in the fifth round.