Toledo safety Jermaine Robinson was one of the MAC's top prospects. (Photo: US Presswire)
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
After previewing the ACC draft prospects last week, our sites took a look at the MAC this week.
Although the MAC doesn’t get a lot of national attention on Saturdays, there are some legitimate prospects for the 2013 NFL Draft.
This former MAC QB has been a versatile pick for the Patriots.
NEPD Editor: Doug Kyed
Every Friday for the next twelve weeks I’ll be doing a case study on the last ten years draft history of every conference in the FBS.
Through these case studies we’ll be able to answer which schools and conferences produce the most talent, the most busts, the most players at each position and much more.
There’s a lot of information to digest, but there’s some very interesting findings with each week of research which will become even more telling as project progresses.
This week, I’m taking on the MAC.
WMU QB Alex Carder is probably the best Pro-Prospect in the MAC.
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
Last week we kicked off our comprehensive conference breakdowns with the Atlantic Coast Conference, which has produced consistent high draft picks and NFL talent.
This week we turn our attention to the MAC a non-BCA conference which has produced it’s share of NFL Stars. Players such as James Harrison, Antonio Gates, Greg Jennings, Ben Roethlisberger and Randy Moss all played their collegiate ball in the MAC.
Who are the next Mid-American Conference players to make their way to the NFL? We take a close look at the top Senior prospects heading into the 2013 college football season.
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