When it comes to the last five seasons, the SEC's production hasn't just translated into success on the field, it's also dominated the first round of the NFL Draft.
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While the SEC has dominated the draft in recent years, Alabama projects to lead the way with in-conference players heading to the NFL in the first round.
The Crimson Tide could hear as many as four players taken in the opening night (A'Shawn Robinson, Reggie Ragland, Alex Kelly and Jarran Reed), while Ole Miss (Laremy Tunsil, Robert Nkemdiche and LaQuon Treadwell), Florida (Vernon Hargreaves), Georgia (Leonard Floyd) and Texas A&M (Germain Ifedi) follow closely behind.
