Detroit Rules The NFL

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Detroit has produced more active NFL players than any other city​



Brandon Graham, DE, Eagles (Crockett Tech, Michigan)
William Gholston, DE, Buccaneers (Southeastern, Michigan State)
Allen Robinson, WR, Steelers (St. Mary's Prep, Penn State)
Avonte Maddox, CB, Eagles (MLK, Pittsburgh)
Tavierre Thomas, DB, Texans (Allen, Ferris State)
Cameron Lewis, DB, Bills (Consortium College Prep, Buffalo)
Donovan Peoples-Jones, WR, Browns (Cass Tech, Michigan)
Michael Danna, DE, Chiefs (De La Salle, Michigan)
Jaylon Moore, OL, 49ers (Consortium College Prep, Western Michigan)
Chauncey Golston, DE, Cowboys (East English Village, Iowa)
Ambry Thomas, CB, 49ers (MLK, Michigan)
Larry Borom, OL, Bears (Brother Rice, Missouri)
Sauce Gardner, CB, Jets (MLK, Cincinatti)
Samuel Womack, CB, 49ers (East English Village, Toledo)
Desmond King, DB, Steelers (East English Village, Iowa)
Jourdan Lewis, DB, Cowboys (Cass Tech, Michigan)
Michael Onwenu, OL, Patriots (Cass Tech, Michigan)
Khalid Kareem, DL, Bears (Harrison, Notre Dame)
Tre Herndon, CB, Jaguars (East Hamilton *(TN), Vanderbilt)
 
Hard times make hard men.
 
Do that table by population to get per capita and probably get a lot cooler findings. Some small town that produces one NFL player would rise to the top.
 
Do that table by population to get per capita and probably get a lot cooler findings. Some small town that produces one NFL player would rise to the top.
My lone ex NFL friend makes his “hometown” .2% former professional athletes.

Detroit is only like 600K now though. And Rob’s list isn’t any of the suburban or private school kids who all prolly say they’re from Detroit if talking to someone in another state.
 
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