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In the 2009 season, there is only one University of Buffalo alumni on an NFL roster and that is DE Trevor Scott who plays for the Oakland Raiders.
The most famous alumni to play in the NFL would be DE Gerry Philbin who played 9 seasons with the New York Jets and 1 season with the Philadelphia Eagles between 1964-1973. He was a 2 time first team All-Pro who was the starting left defensive end for the Jets in Super Bowl III.
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