Guide Note:

Known as the "Sack Man" at his alma-mater, Virgina Tech University, Bruce Smith was a defensive end for the Buffalo Bills from 1985-1999, and ended his career with the Washington Redskins in 2003. The Buffalo Bills picked Smith at the number one overall pick in 1985, after he was hailed as the America's top lineman.

As a Buffalo Bill, Smith piled up 181 sacks, and was regarded as one of the NFL's most feared defensive linemen. Smith was voted into the Pro bowl 11 times, and was named as a 1st-team-all-pro 8 times. Hampered by knee injuries Smith ended his career with the Washington Redskins in 2003. He ended his career with the all-time record for most sacks with 200, and 1,224 total tackles.

Fast Facts:

1. Born: June 18, 1963
2. Birthplace: Norfolk, Virginia
3. Attended Virginia Tech University
4. Known as "The Sack Man" in college
5. Popularized "The Buffalo Stance"
6. Game Weight: 262lbs
7. Number one NFL Draft pick in 1985
8. 11 time Pro Bowl pick
9. All-time NFL sack leader with 200
10. Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame in 2006
11. Currently bought a Red Lion Inn in Blacksburg, Virgina
12. Inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in 2005
13. Ranked 58 on The Sporting News' list of the 100 Greatest Football Players
14. Played a total of 258 games
15. Currently works with real estate developer Armada Hoffler