LSU and Ark. top SEC in players drafted...

[getyopopcornready]

LSU-7
Arkansas-6
Auburn-5
Georgia-4
Kentucky-4
Tennessee-3
Vanderbilt-3
Florida-2
South Carolina-1
Mississippi State-0
Alabama-0
Ole Miss-0

Only 8 players taken in the first two rounds and 6 in the first round, although it was in the top half of the round

Whats going on?, would everyone agree that it was just a lack of upperclassmen talent in the SEC or is our dominance in the filling NFL rosters fading? thoughts?

 

[Volsguy12]

Florida with only 2?

 

[kptvol]

Well having as many guys get drafted as LSU, Arky, and Auburn had is great. UT, UF, LSU, and UGA all have a lot of young talent and will be sending quite a few guys to the league in the next three years. You might say the same about Ole Miss. Four players getting drafted some a school normally in the bottom of the conference (UK) is pretty good. I'm surprised Bama didn't have anyone. Vandy did pretty well considering they are a doormat. South Carolina and Mississippi State just suck and these numbers reflect that.

Anyway, it's nothing to worry about. SEC players will continue to flood the NFL for years to come.

 

[getyopopcornready]

Florida with only 2?

Harvey and Caldwell the only 2

 

[getyopopcornready]

i am surprised Joiner didnt get drafted tho

 

[jakez4ut]

LSU-7
Arkansas-6
Auburn-5
Georgia-4
Kentucky-4
Tennessee-3
Vanderbilt-3
Florida-2
South Carolina-1
Mississippi State-0
Alabama-0
Ole Miss-0

Only 8 players taken in the first two rounds and 6 in the first round, although it was in the top half of the round

Whats going on?, would everyone agree that it was just a lack of upperclassmen talent in the SEC or is our dominance in the filling NFL rosters fading? thoughts?

the next three-four seasons will be much better in terms of sheer volume coming out of the SEC.