This Chart Shows What Colleges Sent The Most Players To The NFL This Year

by Larry Leo

May 18, 201713 Comments

This graphic compiled by Reddit CFB shows what colleges sent the most players to the NFL this year with Michigan leading the charge with 19 players...

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TGK4LSU•107 months

This list includes undrafted free agents who signed with NFL teams. Which schools have the most players on the final rosters this fall is another story.

DoubleDown•107 months

Agreed. This list appears pretty dumb. Redo the list for final rosters and I bet it looks decently different.

atltiger6487•107 months

Too early - wait until the final 53-man rosters. This early, the chart means little.

Ghost of Colby•107 months

Those numbers are extremely bloated right now. Teams sign players just to have enough guys on the field for rookie minicamps. A lot of those guys won't even get training camp invites.

ColeLSU•107 months

Utah in 2nd??! Didnt see that coming.... Pitt with a big number as well

dash-right-93-berlin•107 months

Harbaugh is just like Les, all that NFL talent and not even a division title . Must be a Meeeechigan thing

ExpoTiger•107 months

Harbaugh is about 1000 x's the coach Les ever was. Les is probably easier to be around but he is nowhere near the coach that harbaugh is

Fuzzybunz•107 months

Am I the only one shocked that Utah is number two. I know they some talent but that is crazy

Daddyof4•107 months

Wow Miami is bad. That's a lot of guys in the league with nothing to show for it

AgCoug•107 months

Sumlin doing less with more.