Donald Driver Madden Career 2002-2013 - Peak 93 OVR

As a teenager, Donald Driver lived for a spell out of a U-Haul truck after his family lost everything, a hard start that made his rise almost hard to believe. Green Bay grabbed him in the seventh round, 213th overall, in 1999 out of tiny Alcorn State, and he turned that afterthought of a pick into 14 seasons in one uniform. He retired as the Packers' all-time leader in both catches, 743, and receiving yards, 10,137, with four Pro Bowls to his name.

Driver was a full-grown pro before Madden noticed. The 2001 edition listed him at just 51, back when he was still a special-teamer and depth receiver. Once he broke through he jumped to 88 in 2003 and peaked at 93 in the 2007 game. He caught a Super Bowl XLV pass in Green Bay's win over Pittsburgh despite an ankle injury that day. Off the field, he won Dancing with the Stars in 2012, then retired at Lambeau in front of a crowd of fans. A late-round flier who outlasted nearly everyone drafted ahead of him.