page_title: List of people from Cincinnati
section_title: Football
hierarchical_section_title: List of people from Cincinnati / Sports / Football
caption_attribution_description: English: Former Dallas Cowboys' QB Roger Staubach, wearing the helmet with the red-white-blue stripes in commemoration of the US' Bicentennial.
context_page_description: This is a list of notable residents of Cincinnati, Ohio.
context_section_description: Alex Albright – NFL linebacker
  Don Allard – NFL quarterback
  Kevin Allen – NFL offensive tackle
  Darren Anderson – NFL cornerback
  Mel Anthony – Michigan and CFL fullback; 1965 Rose Bowl MVP
  Steve Apke – replacement player during 1987 NFL players' strike
  B.J. Askew – NFL fullback
  Alex Bannister – NFL wide receiver
  Darren Barnett – NFL cornerback
  Ron Beagle – College Football Hall of Fame end for Navy
  Bruce Beekley – NFL linebacker
  Ed Biles – NFL Houston Oilers head coach, 1981–1983
  Rocky Boiman – Notre Dame and NFL linebacker, radio host
  Vaughn Booker – NFL defensive end
  Jim Boyle – NFL offensive tackle
  Colin Branch – NFL safety
  Tyrone Brown – NFL and CFL wide receiver
  Al Brosky – College Football Hall of Fame cornerback
  Dante Brown – NFL running back
  Ricky Brown – NFL linebacker for Boston College and the Oakland Raiders
  Trevor Canfield – NFL offensive lineman
  Tank Carradine – Florida State and NFL defensive tackle
  Brent Celek – NFL tight end
  Garrett Celek – NFL tight end
  Frank Clair – Canadian Football League coach
  Vinnie Clark – NFL cornerback
  Robert Cobb – NFL defensive end
  John Conner – University of Kentucky and New York Jets fullback
  Bob Crable – NFL player, businessman
  Shane Curry – NFL defensive end; murdered in 1992
  Dane Dastillung – American football player
  Jerome Davis – NFL nose tackle
  Wayne Davis – NFL cornerback
  Jerry Doerger – NFL center
  Nate Ebner – Ohio State and NFL New England Patriots safety and 2016 rugby sevens Olympian
  Dixon Edwards – NFL linebacker
  Marc Edwards – NFL fullback
  Ray Edwards – NFL defensive end
  Mark Elder – Eastern Kentucky college football head coach
  Mark Fischer – Purdue and Washington Redskins offensive lineman
  Dave Foley – Ohio State and NFL offensive tackle
  Greg Frey – Ohio State quarterback
  Bob Fry – NFL offensive lineman
  Dave Frye – NFL linebacker
  Bob Goodridge – NFL wide receiver
  Dick Gordon – Pro Bowl wide receiver
  Carlton Gray – NFL cornerback
  Gino Guidugli – University of Cincinnati quarterback
  Darryl Hardy – NFL linebacker
  Maurice Harvey – NFL safety
  Clint Haslerig – Michigan and NFL wide receiver
  Don Hasselbeck – NFL tight end
  Joel Heath – NFL defensive tackle
  Rodney Heath – NFL cornerback
  Mark Herrmann – NFL quarterback
  Jordan Hicks – NFL linebacker
  Alex Higdon – Ohio State and NFL tight end
  Darius Hillary – Wisconsin and NFL cornerback
  Robert Hoernschemeyer – NFL running back
  Jack Hoffman – NFL player
  Sam Hubbard –  defensive end for the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Cincinnati Bengals. 
  Kevin Huber – NFL punter
  Russ Huesman – college football coach
  Tony Hunter – Notre Dame and NFL tight end
  Tom Jackson – NFL player and ESPN analyst (lives in Cincinnati)
  Dan James – NFL and Ohio State offensive lineman
  Melvin Johnson – NFL safety
  Greg Jones – NFL linebacker
  Michael Jordan – Ohio State and NFL Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Lineman 
  Steve Junker – NFL tight end
  Mark Kamphaus – Boston College quarterback
  Eric Kattus – NFL tight end
  Terry Killens – NFL linebacker
  Austin King – NFL center
  Eric Joel Kresser – NFL quarterback
  Luke Kuechly – NFL linebacker; 2013 NFL Defensive Player of the Year
  David Long Jr. – NFL linebacker
  Dante Love – Ball State wide receiver
  Greg Mancz – NFL center
  Michael Matthews – NFL tight end
  Napoleon McCallum – College Football Hall of Fame running back for Navy
  Jacob McQuaide – Los Angeles Rams Pro Bowl Long snapper
  Brandon Miree – NFL fullback
  Michael Muñoz – Tennessee offensive tackle
  Justin Murray – NFL offensive tackle
  Leon Murray – Tennessee State quarterback
  Rico Murray – NFL cornerback
  Al Nelson – former NFL cornerback
  Steve Niehaus – first draft choice of NFL Seattle Seahawks; defensive tackle
  Ray Nolting – NFL running back, University of Cincinnati football coach
  David Nugent – NFL defensive lineman
  Tom O'Brien – North Carolina State Wolfpack football head coach
  Antwan Peek – NFL linebacker
  Ahmed Plummer – NFL cornerback (from Wyoming, suburb of Cincinnati)
  P. J. Pope – NFL running back
  DeVier Posey – NFL wide receiver
  George Ratterman – football player
  Reggie Redding – NFL offensive lineman
  Ike Reese – NFL linebacker and radio host
  Jack Reynold
caption: Roger Staubach
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