August 24, 200818 yr Here is a link, I didn't have time to count them for each school however. Maybe one of you can recap it for us. Link
August 24, 200818 yr According to the SEC, based on the 2007 opening day NFL rosters ... "Nationally, Miami (Fla.) leads with 46 former players on NFL rosters, followed by Ohio State with 44, Florida State with 41, Tennessee with 36 and Georgia with 35." The SEC produces the most NFL Players
August 24, 200818 yr Going by "Current" NFL ROSTERS here is the count for the top schools and others of interest. This was from the link I posted above at ESPN.com Top SEC schools in Blue top Big 10/11 in Red 52 Georgia Miami 49 Michigan 48 Ohio State LSU 44 Florida St 42 Florida USC 41 Tennessee 39 Auburn 38 Notre Dame 37 Texas 36 California 34 Nebraska Virgina Tech 32 Penn St 29 Wisconsin Iowa Louisville Oklahoma Purdue 28 Maryland 26 Michigan St Oregon 25 Virginia UCLA Texas A&M 24 Alabama Arizona St. 12 Kentucky
August 25, 200818 yr No you are wrong. This is the list of current NFL players not all time. I may go out on a limb here but scouts really do not care what conference you are from it is how well you perform on the field and at the combines. According to the current NFL The ACC, Big Ten and Big 12 produce just as many NFL players. ( I left Fla. St off my previous list as I believe they were ahead of Mich, Tenn and maybe Ga.) Scouts may not care what conference that you are from, but if you're from the SEC, then they will see you right away because that's the conference that they look at first.:thumb:
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