Which colleges have produced the most Hall of Fame players in NFL history?

The NFL Draft is an inexact science. There isn’t any particular formulation you should utilize to see who will turn out to be one of the best participant. Some first-rounders might be All-Professionals, whereas some might be out of the league in just some years. Heck, even some sixth- and seventh-rounders will find yourself in Canton in the future.

One factor most groups agree on, although, is that college football packages form, develop and mildew gamers who can contribute on the subsequent stage. The most effective packages historically put out a few of the highest-caliber expertise resulting from nice teaching and the pedigree of gamers the varsity attracts. They’re extra of a certain factor on the subject of looking for the subsequent star. They play harder schedules and have extra high-end competitors to look at and scout potential.

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

*Be aware: 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 Bowler
QB Troy Aikman (1989-2000) – six-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion
OT Jonathan Ogden (1996-2007) – four-time All-Professional, 11-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
QB Bob Waterfield (1945-1952) – three-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
DE Tom Fears (1948-1956) – one-time All-Professional, one-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
CB 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 champion
LB Jack Ham (1971-1982) – six-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
RB Franco Harris (1972-1984) – one-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
OG Mike Michalske (1927-1937) – five-time All-Professional, three-time NFL champion
LB Dave Robinson (1963-1974) – two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, three-time NFL champion
OG 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 Bowler
C Kevin Mawae (1994-2009) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
OG Alan Faneca (1998-2010) – six-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
RB Steve Van Buren (1944-1951) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
FB Jim Taylor (1958-1967) – five-time All-Professional, Tremendous Bowl champion, four-time NFL champion
FS 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 champion
CB Mike Haynes (1976-1989) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
CB Eric Allen (1988-2001) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler
FB John Henry Johnson (1954-1966) – four-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
WR Charley Taylor (1964-1977) – one-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
OG 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 champion
WR Marvin Harrison (1996-2008) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
DE Dwight Freeney (2002-2017) – three-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
C Jim Ringo (1953-1967) – six-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
TE John Mackey (1963-1972) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL champion
RB Floyd Little (1967-1975) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
RB Larry Csonka (1968-1979) – two-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
WR 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 champion
QB Joe Namath (1965-1977) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, AFL champion
OLB Derrick Thomas (1989-1999) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler
DE Don Hutson (1935-1945) – eight-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL champion
QB Ken Stabler (1970-1984) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
OG John Hannah (1973-1985) – seven-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler
C Dwight Stephenson (1980-1987) – four-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
TE 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 champion
FS Dick LeBeau (1959-1972) – three-time Professional Bowler
WR Cris Carter (1987-2002) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
OG Invoice Willis (1946-1953) – three-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
DE Dante Lavelli (1946-1956) – three-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL champion
OT Jim Parker (1957-1967) – eight-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
DE Paul Warfield (1964-1977) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL champion
LB Randy Gradishar (1974-1983) – two-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler
OT 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 champion
OG Steve Hutchinson (2001-2012) – five-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler
DB Charles Woodson (1998-2015) – three-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
RB Benny Friedman (1927-1934) – four-time All-Professional
DE Invoice Hewitt (1932-1943) – four-time All-Professional, two-time NFL champion
HB Elroy Hirsch (1946-1957) – two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
DE Len Ford (1948-1958) – four-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL champion
OG Tom Mack (1966-1978) – 11-time Professional Bowler
OG 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 champion
QB Dan Marino (1983-1999) – three-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler
CB Darrelle Revis (2007-2017) – four-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
LB Joe Schmidt (1953-1965) – eight-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
RB Tony Dorsett (1977-1988) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
OT Jimbo Covert (1983-1990) – two-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
OG Russ Grimm (1981-1991) – three-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion
OLB Rickey Jackson (1981-1995) – six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
OLB Chris Doleman (1985-1999) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
RB 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 champion
WR Tim Brown (1988-2004) – nine-time Professional Bowler
RB Jerome Bettis (1993-2005) – two-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
C George Trafton (1920-1932) – two-time All-Professional, NFL champion
DE Wayne Millner (1936-1945) – NFL champion
OT George Connor (1948-1955) – four-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler
FB Paul Hornung (1957-1966) – two-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, four-time NFL champion
LB Nick Buoniconti (1962-1976) – five-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
DT Alan Web page (1967-1981) – five-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
TE Dave Casper (1974-1984) – four-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
DT 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 champion
DT Warren Sapp (1995-2007) – four-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
LB Ray Lewis (1996-2012) – seven-time All-Professional, 12 Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
LB Ted Hendricks (1969-1983) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
QB Jim Kelly (1986-1996) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
DT Cortez Kennedy (1990-2000) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
RB Edgerrin James (1999-2009) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler
OC Jim Otto (1960-1974) – 10-time All-AFL, two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, AFL champion
S Ed Reed (2002-2013) – five-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
KR/PR/WR Devin Hester (2006-2016) – three-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler
WR 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 Bowler
S Troy Polamalu (2003-2014) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
RB O.J. Simpson (1969-1979) – five-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler
E Pink Badgro (1927-1936) – NFL champion
RB/DB/WR Frank Gifford (1952-1964) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
OT Ron Combine (1960-1971) – 9-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, AFL champion
DB Willie Wooden (1960-1971) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, five-time NFL champion
OT Ron Yary (1968-1982) – six-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
WR Lynn Swann (1974-1982) – one-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
OT Anthony Munoz (1980-1992) – nine-time All-Professional, 11-time Professional Bowler
CB Ronnie Lott (1981-1994) – six-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
RB Marcus Allen (1982-1997) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
OG Bruce Matthews (1983-2001) – seven-time All-Professional, 14-time Professional Bowler
OT Tony Boselli (1995-2001) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler