Beyond the Top 50 Cal Pros: Who Didn't Make the Cut and WhyWe explain our selection criteria and reveal others we considered for our countdown
Best OfBeyond the Top 50 Cal Pros: Who Didn't Make the Cut and WhyWe explain our selection criteria and reveal others we considered for our countdown
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 1 - Tony Gonzalez, Hall of Fame Tight EndA two-sport star at Cal, Gonzalez has more receptions and receiving yards than any tight end in NFL history
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 2 - Aaron Rodgers, Four-Time MVPBeginning his 21st season at age 41, Rodgers has passed for nearly 63,000 yards and 503 touchdowns
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 3 - Jason Kidd, Playmaker ExtraordinaireA Naismith Hall of Famer, Kidd ranks third in career assists and steals in NBA history
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 4 -- Helen Wills, Unsurpassed Tennis DominanceWills won 14 consecutive Grand Slam singles events in which she entered, by far the longest streak in history
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 5 -- Alex Morgan, Soccer RoyaltyMorgan was ranked the eighth best player in women's soccer history by The Sporting News
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 6 - Les Richter, Worth 11 in TradeThe Rams gave away a truckload of players to secure the future Pro Football Hall of Famer
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 7 - Kevin Johnson, Lightning Point GuardDynamo floor leader was an elite scorer and playmaker over 12 NBA seasons
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 8 - Marshawn Lynch, Beast ModePowerhouse running back rushed for more than 10,000 yards and scored 94 touchdowns in 12 NFL seasons
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 9 - Jeff Kent, Power-Hitting Second BasemanKent was the National League MVP in 2000 and hit more home runs than any second baseman
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 10 - Chuck Muncie, Tortured TalentA spectacular running back, Muncie was his own worst enemy with his off-the-field issues
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 11 - Joe Kapp, From Grey Cup to Super BowlThe rugged quarterback spent 8 seasons in Canada before guiding the Vikings to the NFL championship game
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 12 - Jackie Jensen, American League MVPRed Sox star Ted Williams said of Jensen, `I would have him on my team anytime'
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 13 - Collin Morikawa, Two-Time Major WinnerMorikawa has six PGA Tour titles and has earned more than $41 million on the golf course
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 14 - Jaylen Brown, NBA Champ, 4X All-StarThe one-and-done Golden Bear is averaging 19.0 points through his first nine seasons as a pro
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 15 -- Alex Mack, Center of AttentionA seven-time Pro Bowl pick at center, Mack started all 196 games of his 13-year NFL career
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 16 -- Helen Jacobs, the "Other" Helen Tennis StarCal did not have a women's tennis team when Jacobs played, but she won five Grand Slam singles titles, and reached the finals of two majors while she was a Cal student
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No 17 -- Brandi Chastain, World-Class CelebrationHer game-winning penalty kick vs. China on the 1999 World Cup title match prompted iconic reaction
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 18 -- Cameron Jordan, Saints Sack MasterAn eight-time Pro Bowl pick, Jordan has totaled 121.5 career sacks and counting for New Orleans
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 19 -- Joy Biefeld Fawcett, Big Stage StarElite defender won two Olympic gold medals and two World Cup championships
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No 20 -- Orval Overall, Early World Series HeroCal's first major leaguer was 3-0 in the Fall Classic, leading the Cubs to titles in 1907 and '08
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 21 -- Hardy Nickerson, NFL Mega-TacklerLinebacker played 16 seasons, accumulating 1,586 tackles for four teams
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 22 -- Keenan Allen, Ultimate Possession WRAllen needs just 26 receptions this fall to reach 1,000 for his NFL career
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 23 -- Nnamdi Asomugha, Hot Corner on DefenseThe defensive back was a first- or second-team All-Pro four times & NFL's Man of the Year
Best OfTop 50 Cal Pros: No. 24 -- Jared Goff, Golden Bear Elevates LionsAfter helping the LA Rams to a Super Bowl, Goff led Detroit to its first playoff victories in 32 seasons