Pat Studstill in Hollywood

 Pat Studstill was a TV actor with quite a few credits, including 1st and Ten and others.

"Kermit Connelly", The Incredible Hulk 

"Barclay" and "Floyd" -  The Dukes of Hazzard

"Floyd Bryce" Magnum, P.I. (1982 )

Rickey Bell Story—Triumph of the Heart

 In 1991 A Triumph of the Heart: The Ricky Bell Story, a TV Movie was released about the life and death of Bucs running back Ricky Bell. Mario Van Peebles starred as Bell.

Tony Gonzales in Hollywood

Tony Gonzales was a former Chiefs and Falcons tight end who begain acting roles in 2006. Here are a couple of highlights.

He has played Special Agent Tony Francis on the TV Series NCIS:

In xXx: Return of Xander Cage Gonzales played Paul Donovan:

Mark Schlereth in Hollywood

Mark Schlereth played Roc Hoover in the TV Series Guiding Light from 2007-09:

In 2012 he played Coach Dolen in Red Dawn:

Frank McRae in Hollywood

Frank McRae played for the Bears and according to IMDB had over 40 acting roles in films and television spanning from 1972 through 2006.

Frank McCrea in Bank Shot—

In Red Dawn McRae played the high school teacher who was shot by invading Cuban and Russian paratroopers. His name in the film was Mr. Teasdale.

 He played Captain Haden in 48 Hours and Another 48 Hours.

 

McRae played "Jim the Mechanic" in Used Cars:

In 1982's Cannery Row—

Last Action Hero had McRae playing  Lt. Dekker:

Batteries not Included—

With Sylvester Stallone in Lock Up:

As "Sharky" in License to Kill—

Jim Nicholson in Hollywood

Chief offensive tackle Jim Nicholson only had one role in a film. He was "Ice Man" in 1974's The Longest Yard. 

Anthony Munoz in Hollywood

Bengals left tackle Anthony Munoz played in Legmen (TV Series)  as "Chico" and  Take the Credit and Run (1984) also as "Chico" and in 1983 he was in The Right Stuff as "Gonzales". In  1980 he was in Borderline as a "Guatemalan"

Here are a few shots from The Right Stuff: