How many NFL layers has your school produced?

Massillon has

Jerry Allen/Balt & Wash
Charley Brown /Chicago
Will Foster/New England
Denny Franklin/Detroit
Horace Gillom/Cleve.
Tommy Hannon/Minnesota
Jim Houston/Cleve.
Lin Houston/Cleve.
Walt Houston/Wash.
Tommy James/Det, Cleve. & Balt.
Steve Luke/Green Bay
Ben Roderick/Canton & Buffalo
Willie Spencer Sr./Minn & NYG
Harry Stuhldreher/Brooklyn
Mike Takacs/Green Bay
Bob Vogel/Baltimore
Willie Spencer Jr./Washington
Shawn Crable/New England
Andy Alleman/New Orleans & Miami
Devin Smith/NYJ
Gareon Conley/Oakland
Chris Spielman/Detroit, Buffalo & Cleve.

Also

Charlie Anderson/Montreal CFL
Ben Bradley/ Montreal CFL
Ken Ivan/Calgary CFL
Jim Letcavits/Edmonton & Montreal CFL
Kevin McClelland/Tampa Bay USFL
Mark Streeter/Hamilton CFL

Practice squads
Make Mauger/Dallas
Steve Studer/Chicago
Dave Whitfield/Chicago

Anyone top this?

Doubt it, that's pretty impressive. I think McKinley has a pretty similar list. Warren could probably come fairly close.

Geezy weezy, nobody wants to chime in and compare their schools NFL'ers to Massillons? Isadork? stuperman? Earnest T Bass? Anyone?

This list is why we have 26 State and 9 National Championships folks....

And still not a championship on the field. So disappointing

Geezy weezy, where did they play the games then?

Care to chime in on the NFL'ers from your school?

I have a spare 3 seconds to read it.

Still waiting voice.

NFL'ers from your school?

State Championships from your school?

National Championships from your school?

Stadium?

Indoor?

Uniforms?

Tradition?

Books?

Movies?

Ya can't touch this brah.

skank;1859084 wrote:Still waiting voice.

NFL'ers from your school?

State Championships from your school?

National Championships from your school?

Stadium?

Indoor?

Uniforms?

Tradition?

Books?

Movies?

Ya can't touch this brah.

all that matters is championships on the field and my team has six all pretty recently.

6 real titles trumps whatever you can throw out there with all home grown talent thst lived writhin mere 5 or so miles from the school. Get bsck to me when Massillon gets their first.....and the baseball team can hold its own as well...

So....No?

Lol, didn't think so.

It's sad that nobody is smart enough to know who the NFL'ers from their school are.

chiefy jones;1859114 wrote:So....No?

Lol, didn't think so.

recently had one who was on the roster of 3 diff nil teams but I still prefer real state titles. Get bsck to me when mass finally gets one

I was talking to a guy from Canton CC, I mentioned Alan Page being a CCC grad. He had no idea that AP was from
there.

Then I'll leave it open, maybe some of our enthusiastic but slower posters are doing their research.

Yeah but that could take years.

People either already know, or have finished their research, either way....It's obvious that the results have embarrassed them enough that they don't want to put it out there in public.

Anything yet?

Anyone?

Wapak has had only Mike Hammerstein

This is a terribly sad thread. Chiefy, your list is impressive in length, no doubt about it. But as Massilon fan, you have to be depressed for the fact that most all of that success is more than 40 years old. Had they retired the football program back then, you'd have a cool thing to throw out there. But the fact is they have been fielding teams with far, far less success in the decades since.

#1) ok, then we have 7 guys who have "made it" inside of 40 years. Still better than most.

#2) "far far less success in the decades since." True....But the bar was set higher than any other school had set it. What school HAS surpassed what Massillon has set?

In the, "decades since", Massillon has had more success than most schools.

#3) where's YOUR list?

Dr Winston O'Boogie;1860265 wrote:This is a terribly sad thread. Chiefy, your list is impressive in length, no doubt about it. But as Massilon fan, you have to be depressed for the fact that most all of that success is more than 40 years old. Had they retired the football program back then, you'd have a cool thing to throw out there. But the fact is they have been fielding teams with far, far less success in the decades since.

This thread is about individual success, not team success. Our combine has helped us to bring in great individuals. I expect two of our recent recruits to make it big in the NFL. The lineman that we brought in from Cincinnati is considered one of top freshman in the country. The QB that we brought in from Perry looks great. Both of them should be stars in the NFL.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMG_Academy_alumni

I can't argue any of that Weird Al. Could you imagine a QB in Perry's system making the NFL? Great decision by the Massillon to bring him ov....ER....I mean, great decision by the kid and his family to make the move. The Munford decision benefitted all, at LaSalle where nobody was willing to help the kid, he was stagnant....At Massillon he thrived, brought his grades up and got Urbans attention. Had he stayed at LaSalle where nobody gave a ship about him, who knows?

This just proves that kids WANT to play at Massillon.

mcburg93;1860280 wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMG_Academy_alumni

What the hell is this? Read the intro again. Many did not attend or graduate from IMG but trained there. So this list is about as impressive as a parochial schools state championships....Not very.

Dr Winston O'Boogie;1860265 wrote:This is a terribly sad thread. Chiefy, your list is impressive in length, no doubt about it. But as Massilon fan, you have to be depressed for the fact that most all of that success is more than 40 years old. Had they retired the football program back then, you'd have a cool thing to throw out there. But the fact is they have been fielding teams with far, far less success in the decades since.

Terribly sad? Gimme a break. Success is success, there is no expiration date on success.

Geez people wake up.

chiefy jones;1860282 wrote:I can't argue any of that Weird Al. Could you imagine a QB in Perry's system making the NFL? Great decision by the Massillon to bring him ov....ER....I mean, great decision by the kid and his family to make the move. The Munford decision benefitted all, at LaSalle where nobody was willing to help the kid, he was stagnant....At Massillon he thrived, brought his grades up and got Urbans attention. Had he stayed at LaSalle where nobody gave a ship about him, who knows?

This just proves that kids WANT to play at Massillon.

Devin Jordan is a great example, who believes he gets a full ride scholarship the THE Ohio State University had he stayed at Perry? With Wakefield throwing the ball like 4-7 times a game?