Top 10 all-time NFL players from Texas Tech

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Here are the top 10 all-time NFL players from Texas Tech, as determined by NFL.com's Jim Reineking (follow on Twitter @jimreineking). Mandatory Credit: Michael C. Johnson-USA TODAY Sports

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1996 NFL Draft, fifth round, New York Jets -- Coleman played six seasons for the Jets (1996-2001), four seasons for the Houston Texans (2992-05) and one season for the Dallas Cowboys (2006). (AP Photo/G. Newman Lowrance)

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10. Marcus Coleman, DB

1996 NFL Draft, fifth round, New York Jets -- Coleman played six seasons for the Jets (1996-2001), four seasons for the Houston Texans (2992-05) and one season for the Dallas Cowboys (2006). (AP Photo/G. Newman Lowrance)

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1989 NFL Draft, second round, San Diego Chargers -- Tolliver played two seasons for the Chargers (1989-1990), four seasons for the Atlanta Falcons (1991-93, 1997), one season for the Houston Oilers (1994), one season for the Kansas City Chiefs (1997) and two seasons for the New Orleans Saints (1998-99).(AP Photo/Al Golub)

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9. Billy Joe Tolliver, QB

1989 NFL Draft, second round, San Diego Chargers -- Tolliver played two seasons for the Chargers (1989-1990), four seasons for the Atlanta Falcons (1991-93, 1997), one season for the Houston Oilers (1994), one season for the Kansas City Chiefs (1997) and two seasons for the New Orleans Saints (1998-99).(AP Photo/Al Golub)

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2009 NFL Draft, first round, San Francisco 49ers -- Crabtree has played four seasons for the 49ers (2008-2012). He was a member of the 49ers team that advanced to Super Bowl XLVII. (AP Photo/Kevin Terrell)

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8. Michael Crabtree, WR

2009 NFL Draft, first round, San Francisco 49ers -- Crabtree has played four seasons for the 49ers (2008-2012). He was a member of the 49ers team that advanced to Super Bowl XLVII. (AP Photo/Kevin Terrell)

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1994 NFL Draft, third round, Pittsburgh Steelers -- Morris played two seasons for the Steelers (1994-95), two seasons for the Baltimore Ravens (1996-97), one season for the Chicago Bears (1998) and two seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs (1998-99). He was a member of the Steelers team that advanced to Super Bowl XXX. (AP Photo/David Stluka)

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7. Bam Morris, RB

1994 NFL Draft, third round, Pittsburgh Steelers -- Morris played two seasons for the Steelers (1994-95), two seasons for the Baltimore Ravens (1996-97), one season for the Chicago Bears (1998) and two seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs (1998-99). He was a member of the Steelers team that advanced to Super Bowl XXX. (AP Photo/David Stluka)

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1962 NFL Draft, 12th round, Baltimore Colts -- Turner played one season for the Colts (1962), seven seasons for the New York Jets (1963-69) and one season for the Boston Patriots (1970). Turner was a member of the Jets team that pulled off the biggest upset in NFL history in Super Bowl III. (AP Photo)

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6. Bake Turner, WR

1962 NFL Draft, 12th round, Baltimore Colts -- Turner played one season for the Colts (1962), seven seasons for the New York Jets (1963-69) and one season for the Boston Patriots (1970). Turner was a member of the Jets team that pulled off the biggest upset in NFL history in Super Bowl III. (AP Photo)

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1964 NFL Draft, first round, San Francisco 49ers -- Parks played four seasons for the 49ers (1964-67), five seasons for the New Orleans Saints (1968-1972) and one season for the Houston Oilers (1973). Parks, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, led the NFL in receptions (80), receiving yards (1,344) and receiving touchdowns (12) in 1965. (AP Photo)

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5. Dave Parks, TE/WR

1964 NFL Draft, first round, San Francisco 49ers -- Parks played four seasons for the 49ers (1964-67), five seasons for the New Orleans Saints (1968-1972) and one season for the Houston Oilers (1973). Parks, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, led the NFL in receptions (80), receiving yards (1,344) and receiving touchdowns (12) in 1965. (AP Photo)

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1965 NFL Draft, first round, Green Bay Packers -- Anderson played six seasons with the Packers (1966-1971) and three seasons for the St. Louis Cardinals (1972-74). Anderson, a one-time Pro Bowl selection, was a member of the Packers teams that won Super Bowl I and Super Bowl II. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)

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4. Donny Anderson, RB

1965 NFL Draft, first round, Green Bay Packers -- Anderson played six seasons with the Packers (1966-1971) and three seasons for the St. Louis Cardinals (1972-74). Anderson, a one-time Pro Bowl selection, was a member of the Packers teams that won Super Bowl I and Super Bowl II. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)

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1961 AFL Draft, first round, Dallas Texans -- Holub played 10 seasons for the Texans/Kansas City Chiefs (1961-1970). Holub helped the Texans win the famous double-overtime AFL championship game in 1962. He played in Super Bowl I and was a part of the Chiefs' victory in Super Bowl IV. Holub was a five-time Pro Bowl selection. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)

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3. E.J. Holub, LB

1961 AFL Draft, first round, Dallas Texans -- Holub played 10 seasons for the Texans/Kansas City Chiefs (1961-1970). Holub helped the Texans win the famous double-overtime AFL championship game in 1962. He played in Super Bowl I and was a part of the Chiefs' victory in Super Bowl IV. Holub was a five-time Pro Bowl selection. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)

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Welker was not drafted. Welker played three seasons for the Miami Dolphins (2004-06) and six seasons for the New England Patriots (2007-2012). He is a five-time Pro Bowl selection and on two Patriots teams that advanced to the Super Bowl (Super Bowl XLII and Super Bowl XLVI). (AP Photos/David Drapkin)

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2. Wes Welker, WR

Welker was not drafted. Welker played three seasons for the Miami Dolphins (2004-06) and six seasons for the New England Patriots (2007-2012). He is a five-time Pro Bowl selection and on two Patriots teams that advanced to the Super Bowl (Super Bowl XLII and Super Bowl XLVI). (AP Photos/David Drapkin)

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1996 NFL Draft, fifth round, Miami Dolphins -- Thomas played 12 seasons for the Dolphins (1996-2007) and one season for the Dallas Cowboys (2008). He is a seven-time Pro Bowl selection. (AP Photo/Scott Boehm)» For more go to NFL.com/Draft365

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1. Zach Thomas, LB

1996 NFL Draft, fifth round, Miami Dolphins -- Thomas played 12 seasons for the Dolphins (1996-2007) and one season for the Dallas Cowboys (2008). He is a seven-time Pro Bowl selection. (AP Photo/Scott Boehm)

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