Defensive tackle Jarron Gilbert played college football with the San Jose State Spartans in the NCAA.

Gilbert was selected 68th overall in the third round of the 2009 NFL draft by the Chicago Bears on April 26, 2009.NFL.com: Jarron Gilbert Draft Profile

After redshirting in 2004, Gilbert made his college football debut in 2005, playing in every game and recording 22 tackles and three sacks. He continued with the Spartans in 2006, playing in all 13 games and leading the team in tackles with 32. He also tallied 7.5 tackles for a loss and five sacks, helping the team win the New Mexico Bowl.San Jose State Football: Jarron Gilbert

Gilbert moved from defensive end to inside tackle during his junior season in 2007. He led the team in tackles again, recording 39, plus four sacks. During his senior season in 2008, Gilbert had a career-best 51 tackles and nine sacks. He was named the team's MVP and captain, as well as an All-WAC and WAC co-defensive player of the year.San Jose State Football: Jarron Gilbert