2016 NFL players who played at Arkansas high schools

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See the Chargers tight end in action when he was a prep at Pulaski Academy.

Who's got the ultimate bragging rights when it comes to sending players to the NFL from the high school ranks in Arkansas?

To find out, MaxPreps and Lateral Sports teamed up and found the alma mater of every player on an NFL roster as of opening day (we included suspended and injured reserve players). Then we broke it all down by state and came up with the table below.

You will find that Arkansas has sent 14 players to the league this season, and that more come from Jacksonville and Warren than any other school in the state, with two each.

Want some more fun facts? How about these:

- Three NFL teams have multiple Arkansas-raised players: the Steelers, Jaguars and Bills.

- No teams from the NFC West had any Arkansas players on their opening-day rosters.

- Warren High's Jarius Wright and Chris Gragg grew up together as family friends, and their graduating class had 99 kids total with one other future NFL player in the class. Both played together in college as well at Arkansas.

- If you're looking for future NFL talent in Arkansas, look at the tight end position. Out of the 14 players from Arkansas high schools, five are tight ends.

Central	Charles Clay	TE	Buffalo Bills
Fayetteville	Brandon Allen	QB	Jacksonville Jaguars
Gosnell	Jermey Parnell	OT	Jacksonville Jaguars
Jacksonville	Demetrius Harris	TE	Kansas City Chiefs
Jacksonville	Clinton McDonald	DT	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
North Little Rock	Martrell Spaight	OLB	Washington Redskins
Northside	Brett Goode	LS	Green Bay Packers
Pine Bluff	David Johnson	TE	Pittsburgh Steelers
Pulaski Academy	Hunter Henry	TE	San Diego Chargers
Star City	Cedric Thornton	DT	Dallas Cowboys
Strong	Kenneth Dixon	RB	Baltimore Ravens
Warren	Chris Gragg	TE	Buffalo Bills
Warren	Jarius Wright	WR	Minnesota Vikings
Wynne	DeAngelo Williams	RB	Pittsburgh Steelers