A Washington State athletics icon, Drew Bledsoe rewrote the record books in his three seasons for the Cougars, leaving the school as the program’s single-game and single-season record holder in pass attempts, completions, passing yards and total offense. He was named Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year in 1992 before capping off his collegiate career as game MVP in a Copper Bowl win against Utah. Bledsoe was later the top overall selection in the NFL Draft, playing 14 seasons total in the NFL and winning Super Bowl XXXVI. Following his playing career, he has enjoyed success in business as well after founding a prominent winery in the state of Washington.