Florida Leads the NFL Draft

[motorcitycane]

EDIT:

I need to correct this thread. Florida actually led the way in players drafted this year with 32 players from the Sunshine State.

But here are the kids from the tri-county who were all drafted this year.
2018
QB: Lamar Jackson, Mike White,
RB: Sony Michel, Mark Walton,
WR: Calvin Ridley, Tre’Quan Smith, Antonio Callaway,
TE: NONE
OL: NONE
DL: Chad Thomas, RJ Mcintosh, James Looney,
LB: NONE
CB:Carlton Davis,
S: Simeon Thomas,

Coming out of HS I liked Carlton Davis (I don't remember what happened there I think we dropped him) and I thought Mike White was worthy of a late offer. Mike White may have started for Miami at QB in 2017. (If he did I believe we beat Pitt and Wisconsin.)

Who on this board new about Simeon Thomas, James Looney or Tre'Quan White though?

Below is the Drafted 2018 Players by state

Alabama (11)
1. Da'Ron Payne
2. Rashaan Evans
3. Kerryon Johnson
4. Ito Smith
5. Siran Neal
6. Chris Campbell
7. Tremon Smith
8. Shaun Dion Hamilton
9. Bradley Bozeman
10. Bo Scarbrough
11. Korey Cunningham

Arizona (4)
1. Christian Kirk
2. Isaiah Oliver
3. Mark Andrews
4. Dane Cruikshank

Arkansas (2)
1. Joshua Frazier
2. Kendall Donnerson

Cali (25)
1. Sam Darnold
2. Josh Allen
3. Josh Rosen
4. Vita Vea
5. Kolton Miller
6. Rashaad Penny
7. Dante Pettis
8. Uchena Nuwosu
9. Fred Warner
10. Royce Freeman
11. Rasheem Green
12. Alex Cappa
13. Taron Johnson
14. D. J. Reed
15. Scott Quessenberry
16. Jordan Lasley
17. Kylie Fitts
19. Matt Pryor
20. Equanimeous St. Brown
21. Azeem Victor
22. Keishawn Bierria
23. Jermaine Kelly
24. Leon Jacobs
25. Nick Bawden


Colorado (4)
1. Kalen Ballage
2. Daniel Carlson
3. Sam Jones
4. Jacob Martin


Deleware (2)
1. Brian O'Neill
2. Bilal Nichols


Florida (32)
1. Derwin James
2. Isaiah Wynn
3. Hayden Hurst
4. Calvin Ridley
5. Sony Michel
6. Lamar Jackson
7. Duke Dawson
8. Carlton Davis
9. Chad Thomas
10. Geron Christian
11. Deadrin Senat
12. Tre'Quan Smith
13. Ronnie Harrison
14. Mason Cole
15. Antonio Callaway
16. Mark Walton
17. Marquis Haynes
18. R. J. McIntosh
19. Shaquem Griffin
20. Natrell Jamerson
21. Mike White
22. Marquez Valdes-Scantling
23. Marcell Harris
24. Deon Cain
25. Ray-Ray McCloud
26. Simeon Thomas
27. Alex McGough
28. Javon Wims
29. Andre Smith
30. Richie James
31. Kendrick Norton
32. Auden Tate

Georgia (12)
1. Bradley Chubb
2. Roquan Smith
3. Nick Chubb
4. Lorenzo Carter
5. Michael Gallup
6. Tracy Walker
7. Orlando Brown Jr.
8. Justin Jones
9. Arden Key
10. Jordan Akins
11. Chris Herndon
12. Colby Gossett


Idaho (1)
1. Leighton Vander Esch

Illinois (5)
1. Brian Allen
2. Troy Fumagalli
3. Jamarco Jones
4. Chris Covington
5. Justin Jackson

Indiana (3)
1. Jessie Bates III
2. Ade Aruna
3. Danny Etling

Iowa (2)
1. Josey Jewell
2. Trevon Young

Kansas (2)
1. Braden Smith
2. Davontae Harris


Kentucky (2)
1. Joel Iyiegbuniwe
2. Logan Woodside

Louisiana (11)
1. Donte Jackson
2. Derrius Guice
3. DJ Chark
4. Justin Reid
5. Kenny Young
6. Parry Nickerson
7. Russell Gage
8. Boston Scott
9. Tanner Lee
10. Will Clapp
11. Trey Quinn

Massachusetts (2)
1. Isaac Yiadom
2. Maurice Hurst

Maryland (8)
1. Dorian O'Daniel
2. Ian Thomas
3. Nick Nelson
4. Rick Leonard
5. Ja'Whaun Bentley
6. Micah Kiser
7. Marcus Allen
8. Jermaine Carter Jr.

Michigan (6)
1. Chukwuma Okorafor
2. Avonte Maddox
3. Tyler Conklin
4. Darius Phillips
5. John Kelly
6. Zach Sieler

Minnesota (1)
1. Frank Ragnow

Mississippi (7)
1. Breeland Speaks
2. Martinas Rankin
3. Tarvarius Moore
4. Genard Avery
5. Cornell Armstrong
6. Jordan Thomas
7. Rod Taylor

Missiouri (1)
1. Foyesade Oluokun

Montana (1)
1. Will Dissly

Nebraska (1)
1. Harrison Phillips

New York (2)
1. Folorunso Fatukasi
2. Greg Senat

Nevada (3)
1. Austin Corbett
2. Will Hernandez
3. Tyrell Crosby

New Jersey (9)
1. Quenton Nelson
2. Minkah Fitzpatrick
3. Mike Gesicki
4. Kemoko Turay
5. Derrick Nnadi
6. Anthony Averett
7. Jamil Demby
8. Jullian Taylor
9. Ryan Izzo


North Carolina (14)
1. Jaire Alexander
2. Mike Hughes
3. Harold Landry
4. Tyquan Lewis
5. Brandon Parker
6. B. J. Hill
7. Nyheim Hines
8. Kentavius Street
9. Will Richardson
10. Jaylen Samuels
11. Braxton Berrios
12. Peter Kalambayi
13. Keion Crossen
14. Austin Proehl

Ohio (6)
1. Denzel Ward
2. Billy Price
3. James Daniels
4. Jerome Baker
5. Sam Hubbard
6. Quentin Poling

Pennsylvania (12)
1. Saquon Barkley
2. Mike McGlinchey
3. D.J. Moore
4. Kyle Lauletta
5. Troy Apke
6. Jordan Whitehead
7. Kyzir White
8. Chase Edmonds
9. Justin Watson
10. Sebastian Joseph
11. David Williams
12. Zaire Franklin


South Carolina (4)
1. Darius Leonard
2. Mason Rudolph
3. Jaleel Scott
4. John Franklin-Myers

South Dakota (1)
1. Darius Goedert

Tennessee (5)
1. Anthony Miller
2. Rashaan Gaulden
3. Jordan Wilkins
4. Kahlil McKenzie
5. Cedrick Wilson Jr.

Texas (25)
1. Baker Mayfield
2. Marcus Davenport
3. Ronald Jones
4. Courtland Sutton
5. Josh Jackson
6. Connor Williams
7. P.J. Hall
8. James Washington
9. Malik Jefferson
10. Joseph Noteboom
11. Keke Coutee
12. Dorance Armstrong
13. Durham Smythe
14. Armani Watts
15. J'Mon Moore
16. Tre Flowers
17. Ogbonnia Okoronkwo
18. Damion Ratley
19. Duke Ejiofor
20. Christian Sam
21. DeShon Elliott
22. Dylan Cantrell
23. Matthew Adams
24. Marcell Ateman
25. Justin Lawler


Utah (2)
1. Dalton Schultz
2. Luke Falk

Washington (2)
1. Cole Madison
2. Devante Downs

Wisconsin (2)
1. Daurice Fountain
2. Jack Cichy


Wyoming (1)
1. Taven Bryan

Virginia (14)
1. Tremaine Edmunds
2. Terell Edmunds
3. M. J. Stewart
4. Oren Burks
5. Jalyn Holmes
6. DaeSean Hamilton
7. Da'Shawn Hand
8. Josh Sweat
9. Andrew Brown
10. Tim Settle
11. Wyatt Teller
12. Kamrin Moore
13. Trenton Cannon
14. Greg Stroman

 

[Astcloud11]

Congrats to these kids.

This seems to be a down year in the draft for the state of Florida as a whole. CA, TX, AL, GA, PA and VA had more kids drafted in the 2018 class than the entire state of Florida did. I expect that to change next year as there's a lot of talent in CFB and I expect FL to lead the way like usually.

But here are the kids from the tri-county who were all drafted this year.
2018
QB: Lamar Jackson, Mike White,
RB: Sony Michel, Mark Walton,
WR: Calvin Ridley, Tre’Quan Smith, Antonio Callaway,
TE: NONE
OL: NONE
DL: Chad Thomas, RJ Mcintosh, James Looney,
LB: NONE
CB:Carlton Davis,
S: Simeon Thomas,

Coming out of HS I liked Carlton Davis (I don't remember what happened there I think we dropped him) and I thought Mike White was worthy of a late offer. Mike White may have started for Miami at QB in 2017. (If he did I believe we beat Pitt and Wisconsin.)

Who on this board new about Simeon Thomas, James Looney or Tre'Quan White though?

Carlton came out of Norland and picked OSU over us initially, then ended up flipping to Auburn anyways. He was never committed to us.

 

[Andrew]

I read an article that said FL had 35 players drafted which is really good and not a down year. After a few years of not being #1 they were this year. GA actually had a down year with only 12 players selected, where they are averaging 19 this decade and had 29 last year.

 

[Torocane]

Congrats to these kids.

This seems to be a down year in the draft for the state of Florida as a whole. CA, TX, AL, GA, PA and VA had more kids drafted in the 2018 class than the entire state of Florida did. I expect that to change next year as there's a lot of talent in CFB and I expect FL to lead the way like usually.

But here are the kids from the tri-county who were all drafted this year.
2018
QB: Lamar Jackson, Mike White,
RB: Sony Michel, Mark Walton,
WR: Calvin Ridley, Tre’Quan Smith, Antonio Callaway,
TE: NONE
OL: NONE
DL: Chad Thomas, RJ Mcintosh, James Looney,
LB: NONE
CB:Carlton Davis,
S: Simeon Thomas,

Coming out of HS I liked Carlton Davis (I don't remember what happened there I think we dropped him) and I thought Mike White was worthy of a late offer. Mike White may have started for Miami at QB in 2017. (If he did I believe we beat Pitt and Wisconsin.)

Who on this board new about Simeon Thomas, James Looney or Tre'Quan White though?

shaquem griffin

 

[Tony Perps]

I read an article that said FL had 35 players drafted which is really good and not a down year. After a few years of not being #1 they were this year. GA actually had a down year with only 12 players selected, where they are averaging 19 this decade and had 29 last year.

Nobody cares about georgia.

 

[Andrew]

Nobody cares about georgia.

The post stated that GA had more than Florida, which is incorrect and on topic. If you keep getting off topic I am going to ban you.

 

[Tony Perps]

The post stated that GA had more than Florida, which is incorrect and on topic. If you keep getting off topic I am going to ban you.

How am I “off topic?”

This topic is about Florida players in the draft. Nobody cares how many draft picks GA averaged over the past 10 years. Stay on topic.

 

[CANE1775]

More kids from South Florida than that. I saw it somewhere. I'll see if I can dig it up.

 

[Swampcity]

Kendrick Norton?

 

[305407cane]

I think he was only counting tri-county kids

 

[motorcitycane]

I was only counting tri-county kids. Not the entire state.

 

[motorcitycane]

I read an article that said FL had 35 players drafted which is really good and not a down year. After a few years of not being #1 they were this year. GA actually had a down year with only 12 players selected, where they are averaging 19 this decade and had 29 last year.

I stand corrected. Florida led the nation with draft picks this year.