I just looked it up and it looks like he played more safety than corner, you're right P-Cake

 

Cool... I didn't know that he played corner. :thumb:

:argue:Miami produces the best players PERIOD

 

I think USC is right there with them.

Ohio State always produces good defensive NFL players(Jack Tatum, AJ Hawk, Chris Gamble, Gholston,)

 

Miami and USC usually produce the big boys..

Miami had went on a tear with RB's:

Portis, Magahee, Gore, Edge etc!

I'd say Michigan+Boston College have produced some nice linemen.

USC used to be Tailback U but they have had a great run of talent everywhere. QB has been really good. LB's+DB's have been really good too. LSU, Fla, Geo, Aub have probably had the best talent in the SEC as of late. UK has starting sending more players to the league. I saw Stevie Johnson starting to make plays for the Bills the other day.

Texas, OSU etc will always produce players too.

If I had to go past 20 years I'd say Miami and USC (it's amazing what Carroll has brought in there as of late!)

One glaring omission from the list of OSU wide receivers is Chris Carter.

Here is Rivals take by position.

 

http://nfldraft.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1164&CID=531833

USC, has produced some outstanding Running Backs.

 

O.J. Simpson - Heisman winner

Charles White - Heisman winner

Mike Garrett - Heisman winner

Marcus Allen - Heisman winner

Reggie Bush - Heisman winner

Anthony Davis - Heisman runner-up

Ricky Bell- Heisman runner-up

Frank Gifford - All American

Sam Cunningham - All American

Clarence Davis - All American

Linebackers - Penn State

QB'S - USC, Florida, Texas

WR - Florida State, Ohio State, USC

HB's - Auburn, USC, Georgia

DB's - Miami

DL - LSU

Miami produces some very good linebackers. Jessie Armstead and Mike Barrow came from there as well. They were pretty good NFL linebackers.

Alabama, has produced some outstanding QB's.

 

Bart Starr - Super Bowl I & II

Joe Namath - Super Bowl III

Kenny Stabler - Super Bowl XI