"How do Alabama's early NFL draft entry numbers compare to Clemson, other powerhouses?"

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"How do Alabama's early NFL draft entry numbers compare to Clemson, other powerhouses?"

« on: January 21, 2016, 09:58:03 AM »

How do Alabama's early NFL draft entry numbers compare to Clemson, other powerhouses?

By Cheryl Wray | cwray@al.com
Published January 21, 2016, 09:00:00 AM

Alabama football fans received good news when it was announced that just two juniors--Derrick Henry and A'Shawn Robinson--would be declaring early for the 2016 draft. That meant that plenty of players would be returning (College Football Playoff MVPs Eddie Jackson and O.J. Howard among others). But how do those numbers compare to other college football teams--including those who played in the CFP alongside Alabama this year? And what about other powerhouses?

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