Only about seven percent of eligible college players get drafted to play for the NFL. This is a very small amount. Even once they are drafter they still have to impress the coaches and teams just for the chance to play a game.
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According to espn.com, the following players attended the University of Utah and were on NFL rosters as of the start of the 2007 season.
Mike Anderson - Baltimore Ravens
Andre Dyson - New York Jets
Jonathan Fanene - Cincinnati Bengals
Steve Fifita - Miami Dolphins
Jordan Gross - Carolina Panthers
Maake Kemoeatu - Carolina Panthers
Chris Kemoeatu - Pittsburgh Steelers
John Madsen - Oakland Raiders
Sione Pouha - New York Jets
Barry Sims - Oakland Raiders
Steve Smith - Carolina Panthers
Alex Smith - San Francisco 49ers
Paul Soliai - Miami Dolphins
Eric Weddle - San Diego Chargers
Sean Smith - Green Bay Packers (rookie 2009 season)
Paul Kruger - Baltimore Ravens (rookie 2009 season)
Alumni of the University of Utah that had NFL careers include Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala, George Seifert, Jamal Anderson, Kevin Dyson, Luther Elliss, and Scott Mitchell.
According to Pro Football Reference, there have been 238 former Texas A&M players on NFL rosters with one Hall of Famer, that being Detroit Lions safety and punter Yale Lary.
It varies from year to year. Not all drafted players make the team, and not all free agents stick. There is also a practice squad.