Team Gaither is set to face Team Robinson in the fourth annual HBCU Legacy Bowl at Yulman Stadium in New Orleans on Saturday, Feb. 22. This year’s college all-star game is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. ET (2 p.m. MT) on NFL Network, and it will be available to FuboTV ( try it free ).

Seven current NFL players participated in past HBCU Legacy Bowls, including a current Broncos pass rusher and an ex-Denver running back.

Here’s a look at some of the top performers from this year's event, which concludes with Saturday's Legacy Bowl.

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NFL Network's Mike Yam, Bucky Brooks, and Steve Wyche report live from the New Orleans Saints' practice facility where the second day of practice was held for the HBCU Legacy Bowl to detail who was the most impressive in their eyes.

Unlike Doug Williams, none of those quarterbacks played HBCU football like Williams did at Grambling State. But Williams has added to his legacy as a coach at his alma mater and as an NFL executive with the Washington NFL franchise.