New Hampshire has produced a total of 24 NFL players throughout the state's history. While many of the state's NFL athletes were forgettable, Greg Landry was able to make the cut ahead of Don Macek for NFL king of the Granite State. Landry attended the University of Massachusetts to play his college ball and while uneventful, Landry still remained to become the first quarterback selected in the 1968 NFL Draft.
Greg Landry was selected 11th overall by the Detriot Lions in the '68 Draft and has been the Lions only Pro Bowl selected quarterback since Matt Stafford was granted with that honor in 2014. This says a lot about the Lions' ability to acquire top tier talent, yikes. While Landry had a decent career throwing for 16,052 yards and 98 touchdowns in nine NFL seasons, he was known as quite the rushing quarterback rushing for over 2,600 yards and 21 touchdowns in his career.