Source

The AAC has an even 100 players on active NFL rosters.

Temple - 16
UCF - 16
Memphis - 12
Houston - 10
Cincinnati - 10
SMU - 9
UConn - 8
USF - 6
Tulane - 6
ECU - 4
Navy - 1
Tulsa - 1

For a bit of comparison:
Boise State - 9
Southern Mississippi - 9
Colorado State - 9
App. State - 4
UAB - 4
Georgia State - 4

(09-06-2019 04:17 PM)thedrowsyowl Wrote:  Source

The AAC has an even 100 players on active NFL rosters.

Temple - 16
UCF - 16
Memphis - 12
Houston - 10
Cincinnati - 10
SMU - 9
UConn - 8
USF - 6
Tulane - 6
ECU - 4
Navy - 1
Tulsa - 1

For a bit of comparison:
Boise State - 9
Southern Mississippi - 9
Colorado State - 9
App. State - 4
UAB - 4
Georgia State - 4

Congrats to Temple. I would have guessed about 8. Shows the talent they are bringing. USF was lower than I expected.

(09-06-2019 04:32 PM)bearcat29 Wrote:  

(09-06-2019 04:17 PM)thedrowsyowl Wrote:  Source

The AAC has an even 100 players on active NFL rosters.

Temple - 16
UCF - 16
Memphis - 12
Houston - 10
Cincinnati - 10
SMU - 9
UConn - 8
USF - 6
Tulane - 6
ECU - 4
Navy - 1
Tulsa - 1

For a bit of comparison:
Boise State - 9
Southern Mississippi - 9
Colorado State - 9
App. State - 4
UAB - 4
Georgia State - 4

Congrats to Temple. I would have guessed about 8. Shows the talent they are bringing. USF was lower than I expected.

Thanks, Skip Holtz!

USFFan

north east schools always "surprisingly" have more nfl talent than expected...that really isnt that surprising if you follow recruiting

depending on the area of the country you live in you are more likely to get certain types of players and run certain types of offense based off those players

the northeast has an abundance of underrated big Uglies (Oline and Dline) and tend to run more power football, which the NFL loves and they love big uglies that know how to run that

in like a texas, where the spread offense rules and 7 on 7 football is common (no o-line or dline) ...there is an abundance of WRs and QBs..(brees, goff, mayfield, mahomes, stafford, formerly luck,derek carr, keenum, rg3 etc,..) and lack quality o-line...

schools can only put out 1 qb and 2 WRs yearly...schools putting out line player can have 5 oline, 4 dline will put out more nfl players

We actually have 17. Robby Anderson is just a douchebag.

(09-06-2019 05:07 PM)JHG722 Wrote:  We actually have 17. Robby Anderson is just a douchebag.

And he always seems to be hurt... But he has speed and talent when he wants to play.

Not a fan.

https://watchstadium.com/news/comparing-...-2019/amp/

(09-06-2019 05:00 PM)pesik Wrote:  north east schools always "surprisingly" have more nfl talent than expected...that really isnt that surprising if you follow recruiting

depending on the area of the country you live in you are more likely to get certain types of players and run certain types of offense based off those players

the northeast has an abundance of underrated big Uglies (Oline and Dline) and tend to run more power football, which the NFL loves and they love big uglies that know how to run that

in like a texas, where the spread offense rules and 7 on 7 football is common (no o-line or dline) ...there is an abundance of WRs and QBs..(brees, goff, mayfield, mahomes, stafford, formerly luck,derek carr, keenum, rg3 etc,..) and lack quality o-line...

schools can only put out 1 qb and 2 WRs yearly...schools putting out line player can have 5 oline, 4 dline will put out more nfl players

Temple is the only NE school that is surprising though. Syracuse definitely didn't get your memo, only 4 in the NFL.

(09-06-2019 05:07 PM)JHG722 Wrote:  We actually have 17. Robby Anderson is just a douchebag.

I wish him the best but he isn't reflecting well on his alma mater off the field.

(09-06-2019 06:31 PM)bucblizzard Wrote:  

(09-06-2019 05:00 PM)pesik Wrote:  north east schools always "surprisingly" have more nfl talent than expected...that really isnt that surprising if you follow recruiting

depending on the area of the country you live in you are more likely to get certain types of players and run certain types of offense based off those players

the northeast has an abundance of underrated big Uglies (Oline and Dline) and tend to run more power football, which the NFL loves and they love big uglies that know how to run that

in like a texas, where the spread offense rules and 7 on 7 football is common (no o-line or dline) ...there is an abundance of WRs and QBs..(brees, goff, mayfield, mahomes, stafford, formerly luck,derek carr, keenum, rg3 etc,..) and lack quality o-line...

schools can only put out 1 qb and 2 WRs yearly...schools putting out line player can have 5 oline, 4 dline will put out more nfl players

Temple is the only NE school that is surprising though. Syracuse definitely didn't get your memo, only 4 in the NFL.

uconn with 8
i dont know bc's but i bet its higher than what youd have assumed

(09-06-2019 07:47 PM)pesik Wrote:  

(09-06-2019 06:31 PM)bucblizzard Wrote:  

(09-06-2019 05:00 PM)pesik Wrote:  north east schools always "surprisingly" have more nfl talent than expected...that really isnt that surprising if you follow recruiting

depending on the area of the country you live in you are more likely to get certain types of players and run certain types of offense based off those players

the northeast has an abundance of underrated big Uglies (Oline and Dline) and tend to run more power football, which the NFL loves and they love big uglies that know how to run that

in like a texas, where the spread offense rules and 7 on 7 football is common (no o-line or dline) ...there is an abundance of WRs and QBs..(brees, goff, mayfield, mahomes, stafford, formerly luck,derek carr, keenum, rg3 etc,..) and lack quality o-line...

schools can only put out 1 qb and 2 WRs yearly...schools putting out line player can have 5 oline, 4 dline will put out more nfl players

Temple is the only NE school that is surprising though. Syracuse definitely didn't get your memo, only 4 in the NFL.

uconn with 8
i dont know bc's but i bet its higher than what youd have assumed

BC has 13

Tulane has 8. Not sure when this list was last updated.