Joe Devlin        

Joe Devlin attended Great Valley High School and lived in Malvern, Pennsylvania. He developed into an All-Big Ten and first team All-American lineman by his senior season.

The Buffalo Bills selected him in the 2nd round of the 1976 NFL Draft, with the No. 52 overall pick. He slid into the starting lineup in his second season and was a mainstay for well over a decade. Devlin's cousin, Mike Devlin, also played for Iowa and the Bills. For a man who spent almost a decade and a half as a starter along the Bills offensive line, he was regarded as one of the most under-appreciated, but excellent offensive linemen. However, in Devlin's 14 years with the Bills, the team finished with a winning record just 4 times, making the playoffs in each of those seasons. He currently ranks second in team history among games played by an offensive linemen with 191, which included 179 starts. He was named a member of the Bills 25th Anniversary Team.

Born 2/23/1954 and is 70 years old.