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Defensive tackle Alan Page, a consensus All-America out Notre Dame, was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the first round in 1967.
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Page quickly excelled, earning Pro Bowl honors following his second season in 1968.
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A fierce pass rusher, Page led the Vikings "Purple People Eater" defense.
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After a three-year stint in Chicago, Page retired following the 1981 season. During his career, he was named to six All-NFL teams, nine straight Pro Bowls, and was the NFL's MVP in 1971.
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In 1988 Page was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Here he poses with his Hall of Fame presenter Willarene Beasley.
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In 1993 Page was appointed to the Minnesota Supreme Court.