When it comes to axis out able football players, DeMatha is No. 1 in the country, according to USA Football.
The Stags, ranked No. 1 every anniversary this division in MdVarsity.com's accompaniment media football poll, accept seven alumni currently arena in the NFL – two added than a scattering of added teams including Eleanor Roosevelt, which has five, according to USA Football statistics appear today. The numbers were based on NFL alpha weekend rosters, which included 1,695 players from schools in 48 states, Washington, D.C., American Samoa and 5 adopted countries.
“I’m actual appreciative to accept been a allotment of their program,” said DeMatha alum and Philadelphia Eagles active aback Brian Westbrook in a account release. “My top academy drillmaster (Bill McGregor, the 2004 NFL Top Academy Drillmaster of the Year) continues to be an afflatus and antecedent of abutment for me.”
In accession to Westbrook, the Stags accept beatific to the NFL: Quinn Ojinnaka of the Atlanta Falcons, John Owens and Josh Wilson of the Seattle Seahawks, Derek Wake of the Miami Dolphins, and Edwin Williams and Byron Westbrook of the Washington Redskins. Roosevelt’s alumni are Jared Gaither of the Ravens, Derrick Burgess of the New England Patriots, Will Davis of the Arizona Cardinals, Derrick Harvey of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Derrick Williams of the Detroit Lions.
Among states with the a lot of NFL players, Maryland ranks 13th, angry with New Jersey, with 43, according to USA Football, the civic administering physique for adolescence and abecedarian football. California has the a lot of accepted NFL players, 205, followed by Texas with 179 and Florida with 176.
Consider the allowance of acceptable an NFL player. There are 1,695 NFL rosters spots and 281,421,906 humans in the United States. That’s one NFL amateur per 166,031 people. Maryland, which ranks 10th in NFL players per capita, beats the civic allowance with one of every 123,174 citizens arena in the NFL. Your allowance are best in Louisiana: one in 55,862.
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