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Two seasons spent at Tennessee and Kansas State with just 476 yards ruhing and four total touchdowns was all Bryce Brown could amass after being named the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2009.

Brown played in 12 games for the Vols that year, racking up 460 of those yards and all four touchdowns. He left the school shortly after, sitting out a season after transferring to Kansas State to join his brother, Arthur, who transferred from Miami.

He played in just two games for the Wildcats, carrying the ball three times for 16 yards.

Brown entered the 2012 NFL Draft, with the Philadelphia Eagles taking a flyer on him in the seventh round as the 229th overall pick.

Over four seasons with the Eagles, Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks, Brown ran for 1,076 yards with seven touchdowns. His best season was his first, as he had 115 carries for 564 yards and four scores.

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Brown is currently out of the NFL.