Which faculties have produced probably the most Corridor of Fame gamers in NFL historical past?

The NFL Draft is an inexact science. There isn’t any particular method you need to use to see who will develop into the very best participant. Some first-rounders can be All-Execs, whereas some can be out of the league in only a few years. Heck, even some sixth- and seventh-rounders will find yourself in Canton someday.

One factor most groups agree on, although, is that school soccer applications form, develop and mildew gamers who can contribute on the subsequent stage. The most effective applications historically put out among the highest-caliber expertise as a result of nice teaching and the pedigree of gamers the varsity attracts. They’re extra of a positive factor in terms of looking for the following star. They play harder schedules and have extra high-end competitors to observe and scout potential.

That mentioned, do conventional powerhouse applications like USC, Notre Dame and Alabama even have probably the most Corridor of Famers when it is all mentioned and carried out? We have rounded up which faculties boast probably the most in NFL historical past.

*Word: All stats given are from the NFL or skilled stage

Schools which have produced probably the most Professional Soccer Corridor of Fame gamers

T-9. UCLA, Six

SS Kenny Easley (1981-1987) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional BowlerQB Troy Aikman (1989-2000) – six-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl championOT Jonathan Ogden (1996-2007) – four-time All-Professional, 11-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championQB Bob Waterfield (1945-1952) – three-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL championDE Tom Fears (1948-1956) – one-time All-Professional, one-time Professional Bowler, NFL championCB Jimmy Johnson (1961-1976) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler HB Lenny Moore (1956-1967) – five-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL championLB Jack Ham (1971-1982) – six-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl championRB Franco Harris (1972-1984) – one-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl championOG Mike Michalske (1927-1937) – five-time All-Professional, three-time NFL championLB Dave Robinson (1963-1974) – two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, three-time NFL championOG Mike Munchak (1982-1993) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler

T-9. LSU, Six

QB Y.A. Tittle (1948-1964) – three-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional BowlerC Kevin Mawae (1994-2009) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional BowlerOG Alan Faneca (1998-2010) – six-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championRB Steve Van Buren (1944-1951) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL championFB Jim Taylor (1958-1967) – five-time All-Professional, Tremendous Bowl champion, four-time NFL championFS Johnny Robinson (1960-1971) – six-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, three-time AFL champion DT Curley Culp (1968-1981) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, AFL championCB Mike Haynes (1976-1989) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championCB Eric Allen (1988-2001) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional BowlerFB John Henry Johnson (1954-1966) – four-time Professional Bowler, NFL championWR Charley Taylor (1964-1977) – one-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional BowlerOG Randall McDaniel (1988-2001) – seven-time All-Professional, 12-time Professional Bowler RB Jim Brown (1957-1965) – eight-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, NFL championWR Marvin Harrison (1996-2008) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championDE Dwight Freeney (2002-2017) – three-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championC Jim Ringo (1953-1967) – six-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL championTE John Mackey (1963-1972) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL championRB Floyd Little (1967-1975) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional BowlerRB Larry Csonka (1968-1979) – two-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl championWR Artwork Monk (1980-1995) – one-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion QB Bart Starr (1956-1971) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, five-time NFL championQB Joe Namath (1965-1977) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, AFL championOLB Derrick Thomas (1989-1999) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional BowlerDE Don Hutson (1935-1945) – eight-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL championQB Ken Stabler (1970-1984) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championOG John Hannah (1973-1985) – seven-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional BowlerC Dwight Stephenson (1980-1987) – four-time All-Professional, five-time Professional BowlerTE Ozzie Newsome (1978-1990) – one-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler OT Lou Groza (1946-1967) – four-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, four-time NFL championFS Dick LeBeau (1959-1972) – three-time Professional BowlerWR Cris Carter (1987-2002) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional BowlerOG Invoice Willis (1946-1953) – three-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, NFL championDE Dante Lavelli (1946-1956) – three-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL championOT Jim Parker (1957-1967) – eight-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL championDE Paul Warfield (1964-1977) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL championLB Randy Gradishar (1974-1983) – two-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional BowlerOT Orlando Tempo (1997-2009) – three-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion CB Ty Regulation (1995-2009) – two-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl championOG Steve Hutchinson (2001-2012) – five-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional BowlerDB Charles Woodson (1998-2015) – three-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championRB Benny Friedman (1927-1934) – four-time All-ProDE Invoice Hewitt (1932-1943) – four-time All-Professional, two-time NFL championHB Elroy Hirsch (1946-1957) – two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, NFL championDE Len Ford (1948-1958) – four-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL championOG Tom Mack (1966-1978) – 11-time Professional BowlerOG Dan Dierdorf (1971-1983) – three-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler TE Mike Ditka (1961-1972) – two-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL championQB Dan Marino (1983-1999) – three-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional BowlerCB Darrelle Revis (2007-2017) – four-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championLB Joe Schmidt (1953-1965) – eight-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL championRB Tony Dorsett (1977-1988) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championOT Jimbo Covert (1983-1990) – two-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championOG Russ Grimm (1981-1991) – three-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl championOLB Rickey Jackson (1981-1995) – six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championOLB Chris Doleman (1985-1999) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional BowlerRB Curtis Martin (1995-2005) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler QB Joe Montana (1979-1994) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl championWR Tim Brown (1988-2004) – nine-time Professional BowlerRB Jerome Bettis (1993-2005) – two-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championC George Trafton (1920-1932) – two-time All-Professional, NFL championDE Wayne Millner (1936-1945) – NFL championOT George Connor (1948-1955) – four-time All-Professional, four-time Professional BowlerFB Paul Hornung (1957-1966) – two-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, four-time NFL championLB Nick Buoniconti (1962-1976) – five-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl championDT Alan Web page (1967-1981) – five-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, NFL championTE Dave Casper (1974-1984) – four-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl championDT Bryant Younger (1994-2007) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion WR Michael Irvin (1988-1999) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl championDT Warren Sapp (1995-2007) – four-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championLB Ray Lewis (1996-2012) – seven-time All-Professional, 12 Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl championLB Ted Hendricks (1969-1983) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl championQB Jim Kelly (1986-1996) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional BowlerDT Cortez Kennedy (1990-2000) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional BowlerRB Edgerrin James (1999-2009) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional BowlerOC Jim Otto (1960-1974) – 10-time All-AFL, two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, AFL championS Ed Reed (2002-2013) – five-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championKR/PR/WR Devin Hester (2006-2016) – three-time All-Professional, four-time Professional BowlerWR Andre Johnson (2003-2016) – two-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler

1. USC, 14

LB Junior Seau (1990-2009) – six-time All-Professional, 12-time Professional BowlerS Troy Polamalu (2003-2014) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl championRB O.J. Simpson (1969-1979) – five-time All-Professional, six-time Professional BowlerE Crimson Badgro (1927-1936) – NFL championRB/DB/WR Frank Gifford (1952-1964) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, NFL championOT Ron Combine (1960-1971) – 9-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, AFL championDB Willie Wooden (1960-1971) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, five-time NFL championOT Ron Yary (1968-1982) – six-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, NFL championWR Lynn Swann (1974-1982) – one-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl championOT Anthony Munoz (1980-1992) – nine-time All-Professional, 11-time Professional BowlerCB Ronnie Lott (1981-1994) – six-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl championRB Marcus Allen (1982-1997) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl championOG Bruce Matthews (1983-2001) – seven-time All-Professional, 14-time Professional BowlerOT Tony Boselli (1995-2001) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler

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