Delaware beats Texas

[BackinBlack86]

DE has a higher per capita rate for producing NFL players than Texas landing 8th on the list for 2022

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STATES WITH MOST NFL PLAYERS PER CAPITA

State	Population *	NFL Players	NFL Players Per Capita
Georgia	10,711,908	151	1 NFL player per 70,940 people
Louisiana	4,657,757	65	1 NFL player per 71,658 people
Mississippi	2,961,279	36	1 NFL player per 82,258 people
Alabama	5,024,279	58	1 NFL player per 86,626 people
Florida	21,538,187	185	1 NFL player per 116,423 people
Utah	3,271,616	25	1 NFL player per 130,865 people
Maryland	6,177,224	45	1 NFL player per 137,272 people
Delaware	989,948	7	1 NFL player per 141,421 people
Texas	29,145,505	199	1 NFL player per 146,460 people
South Carolina	5,118,425	34	1 NFL player per 150,542 people
United States	331,449,281	1,728	1 NFL player per 191,811 people

 

[dovetail]

Wow, if Colby Reeder catches on we might exceed Maryland.

 

[BackinBlack86]

Wow, if Colby Reeder catches on we might exceed Maryland.

plus we got some that counted for Maryland (ECA,SFA). I think 3 maybe 4

Maryland numbers are skewed a little from St Frances, DeMatha, Good Counsel etc.. with some of their players being from VA, DC or other states.

Florida is a bit skewed as well with IMG's 14 all counting for FLA but only 3 of the 14 are from Florida

 

[Woody_Wood]

Correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't the number of NFL.l players from Delaware be a total of eight?

Reeder
Godwin
Blackson
O'Neil
Harmon,
Nichols,
Savage,
Trader.

Colby would make 9. If I'm not mistaken. If that's the case it would put Delaware in the top five, ahead of Florida, if all else stays the same. That's impressive for our state, which doesn't get the level of respect that many other states do.

 

[BackinBlack86]

Correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't the number of NFL.l players from Delaware be a total of eight?

Reeder
Godwin
Blackson
O'Neil
Harmon,
Nichols,
Savage,
Trader.

Colby would make 9. If I'm not mistaken. If that's the case it would put Delaware in the top five, ahead of Florida, if all else stays the same. That's impressive for our state, which doesn't get the level of respect that many other states do.

Trader?

 

[84rider]

Trader is still at U of Maryland