The bill, H. 4439, is a House Resolution recognizing and congratulating the members of the South Carolina State University (SCSU) 1981 NFL Draft Class for their successful careers in both college and professional football. The resolution highlights the significant achievements of this draft class, which included eight student athletes—five draft picks and three free agents—marking the best representation in SCSU's history. Notably, these athletes participated in four Super Bowls, three NFC Championships, three AFC Championships, and two Pro Bowls, establishing a record for the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) and historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

The resolution specifically names the players from the 1981 draft class, including Robert Geathers Sr., Edwin Bailey, Charlie Brown, William Judson, John Alford, Angelo King, Leroy Robinson, and Chris Ragland, acknowledging their contributions to their respective NFL teams. The House of Representatives expresses pride in their accomplishments and extends best wishes for their continued success. A copy of the resolution will be presented to each member of the SCSU 1981 NFL draft class.