Maryland has the dubious distinction of sending more draft picks to the NFL (six) than football victories last fall (four). The Terrapins tied Notre Dame for the 11th-most drafted players, which was more than seven College Football Playoff qualifiers.

Each NFL Draft makes it clear there is talent all over the country. Even the largest draft classes from one school in the seven-round era have accounted for less than six percent of picks in a given year.

If it weren't for the positional value of a quarterback, Hill would be widely viewed as the best Day 3 pick from the 2016 draft. He's been one of the best receivers in the NFL ever since he entered the league, getting named a Pro Bowler in each of his first eight seasons.