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Originally Posted by Prison Bitch
Alexander's career AV is 9 which isn't very good.
Justin Smith is at 125, Talib is at 35 and counting, Maclin 29, Moore 26, Aldon Smith 23, Harris is at 15, Anthony Collins 12. So Justin Smith is by far the most valuable Mizzou/KU player taken in the past 15 years and nobody else stands out.
Dana Stubblefield in the 1990s ended at 88 which indicates how long and steady Justin Smith has been. The rest of the MU players are mostly meh.
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These are the accumlated career values of any "notable" MU/KU players currently playing in the NFL. I used PB's site and source.
Mizzou player in the NFL
Justin Smith:
125 (13 seasons)
Aldon Smith:
23 (2.5 seasons)
Jeremy Maclin:
29 (4 seasons)
Sean Weatherspoon:
23 (4 seasons)
Ziggy Hood:
28 (5 seasons)
William Moore:
26 (4 seasons)
Brad Smith:
20 (7 seasons, never a starter)
Sheldon Richardson:
6 (1 season)
Danario Alexander:
9 (has played in 28 games over 3 seasons, starting in 13 of them)
KU player in the NFL
Aqib Talib:
35 (6 seasons)
Anthony Collins:
13 (6 seasons)
Chris Harris:
15 (3 seasons)
Darrell Stuckey:
3 (4 seasons)
Steve Johnson:
1 (2 seasons)
I included Steve Johnson because Bambi like to use him as an example of how a KU player has been on a Super Bowl team. Steve Johnson was one of the main reasons the Broncos made the big game this year and the playoffs the year before, coming in with a 2 year total of
SIX tackles.
Takeaways from the list (PB's source for value, not mine) would be that KU has two above average players in the NFL in Talib and Harris. That's it. Aldon Smith had more value in 1 season than Harris has had in his entire career thus far though, so let's keep that in perspective. Weatherspoon, Moore, Maclin and Hood have the same average value as your #1 savior Talib. When anyone with a brain looks at the numbers...it's easy to see this was just another lame attempt at complete BS from the two circle jerk twins.