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Every FCS player on 2019 NFL rosters

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A total of 157 players from 76 different FCS schools are listed on NFL opening week 53-man rosters for 2019, including 11 of the 13 draft picks from this past April.

The Baltimore Ravens lead NFL teams with nine former FCS players. The Chicago Bears are second with eight, while the Broncos and Colts place third with seven representatives each. All 32 NFL rosters have at least two former FCS players on their 53-man rosters.

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Harvard paces all FCS programs with eight representatives across the NFL, including 15-year veteran quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. Below is the full list of former players from current FCS schools who are on an active NFL roster, as of Sept. 7:

Team	Player	School
Arizona Cardinals	Robert Alford	Southeastern Louisiana
	Miles Brown	Wofford
	Chase Edmonds	Fordham
	Rodney Gunter	Delaware State
	David Johnson	Northern Iowa
	Joshua Miles	Morgan State
Atlanta Falcons	Jaeden Graham	Yale
	Foyesade Oluokun	Yale
Baltimore Ravens	Justin Bethel	Presbyterian
	Chris Board	North Dakota State
	Nick Boyle	Delaware
	Randin Crecelius	Portland State
	Anthony Levine, Sr.	Tennessee State
	Patrick Onwuasor	Portland State
	Michael Pierce	Samford
	Patrick Ricard	Maine
	Greg Senat	Wagner
Buffalo Bills	Darryl Johnson	North Carolina A&T
	Taron Johnson	Weber State
	Dean Marlowe	James Madison
	Siran Neal	Jacksonville State
	Andre Roberts	Citadel
	Julian Stanford	Wagner
Carolina Panthers	James Bradberry	Samford
	Chris Hogan	Monmouth
	Greg Van Roten	Penn
Chicago Bears	Abdullah Anderson	Bucknell
	Ben Braunecker	Harvard
	Tarik Cohen	North Carolina A&T
	Taylor Gabriel	Abilene Christian
	Deandre Houston-Carson	William & Mary
	Bilal Nichols	Delaware
	Buster Skrine	Chattanooga
	Nick Williams	Samford
Cincinnati Bengals	Jake Dolegala	Central Connecticut State
	Tony McRae	North Carolina A&T
	B.W. Webb	William & Mary
	Kerry Wynn	Richmond
Cleveland Browns	Drew Forbes	Southeast Missouri State
	Jamie Gillan	Arkansas-Pine Bluff
	KhaDarel Hodge	Prairie View A&M
	D.J. Montgomery	Austin Peay
	JC Tretter	Cornell
Dallas Cowboys	Adam Redmond	Harvard
	Joe Thomas	South Carolina State
Denver Broncos	Todd Davis	Sacramento State
	Joe Flacco	Delaware
	Davontae Harris	Illinois State
	Shelby Harris	Illinois State
	Corey Levin	Chattanooga
	Diontae Spencer	McNeese
	Colby Wadman	UC Davis
Detroit Lions	Jamal Agnew	San Diego
	Mike Ford	Southeast Missouri State
	Josh Johnson	San Diego
	Miles Killebrew	Southern Utah
Green Bay Packers	Tim Boyle	Eastern Kentucky
	Raven Greene	James Madison
	Alex Light	Richmond
	Darrius Shepherd	North Dakota State
	Robert Tonyan	Indiana State
	Billy Turner	North Dakota State
Houston Texans	DeAndre Carter	Sacramento State
	Dylan Cole	Missouri State
	Keion Crossen	Western Carolina
	Tytus Howard	Alabama State
	Taiwan Jones	Eastern Washington
	Chris Landrum	Jacksonville State
Indianapolis Colts	Daurice Fountain	Northern Iowa
	Joe Haeg	North Dakota State
	Darius Leonard	South Carolina State
	George Odum	Central Arkansas
	Luke Rhodes	William & Mary
	Chester Rogers	Grambling State
	Adam Vinatieri	South Dakota State
Jacksonville Jaguars	C.J. Board	Chattanooga
	Seth DeValve	Princeton
	Ben Ijalana	Villanova
	James O'Shaughnessy	Illinois State
	Quincy Williams	Murray State
Kansas City Chiefs	Tanoh Kpassagnon	Villanova
	John Lovett	Princeton
	Khalen Saunders	Western Illinois
	Tremon Smith	Central Arkansas
	Xavier Williams	Northern Iowa
Los Angeles Chargers	Nasir Adderley	Delaware
	Nick Dzubnar	Cal Poly
	Tre'von Johnson	Weber State
	Troymaine Pope	Jacksonville State
	Trent Scott	Grambling State
	Easton Stick	North Dakota State
Los Angeles Rams	Jamil Demby	Maine
	Samson Ebukam	Eastern Washington
	Cooper Kupp	Eastern Washington
	Troy Reeder	Delaware
	Nsimba Webster	Eastern Washington
Miami Dolphins	Julien Davenport	Bucknell
	Jesse Davis	Idaho
	Ryan Fitzpatrick	Harvard
	Avery Moss	Youngstown State
Minnesota Vikings	Dakota Dozier	Furman
	Oli Udoh	Elon
New England Patriots	Keionta Davis	Chattanooga
	James Develin	Brown
	Derek Rivers	Youngstown State
New Orleans Saints	Terron Armstead	Arkansas-Pine Bluff
	Nick Easton	Harvard
	Kaden Elliss	Idaho
	Ethan Greenridge	Villanova
	Josh Hill	Idaho State
	Josh Martin	Columbia
New York Giants	Antoine Bethea	Howard
	Tae Davis	Chattanooga
	Zak DeOssie	Brown
	Antonio Hamilton	South Carolina State
	Janoris Jenkins	North Alabama
	Elijhaa Penny	Idaho
New York Jets	Daniel Brown	James Madison
	Tom Compton	South Dakota
	Lachlan Edwards	Sam Houston State
	John Franklin-Myers	Stephen F. Austin
	Trumaine Johnson	Montana
Oakland Raiders	Isaiah Crowell	Alabama State
	P.J. Hall	Sam Houston State
	Benson Mayowa	Idaho
	Brandon Parker	North Carolina A&T
Philadelphia Eagles	L.J. Fort	Northern Iowa
	Dallas Goedert	South Dakota State
	Kamu Grugier-Hill	Eastern Illinois
	Josh McCown	Sam Houston State
	Carson Wentz	North Dakota State
Pittsburgh Steelers	Jordan Berry	Eastern Kentucky
	Kameron Canaday	Portland State
	Jordan Dangerfield	Towson
	Javon Hargrave	South Carolina State
San Francisco 49ers	Kendrick Bourne	Eastern Washington
	Ross Dwelley	San Diego
	Jimmy Garopollo	Eastern Illinois
	Kyle Juszcyk	Harvard
	Mike Person	Montana State
	Jaquiski Tartt	Samford
Seattle Seahawks	Mike Iupati	Idaho
	Jason Myers	Marist
	Tyler Ott	Harvard
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Cameron Brate	Harvard
	Michael Liedtke	Illinois State
	Bryant Mitchell	Northwestern State
	Cortrelle Simpson	Richmond
	Earl Watford	James Madison
	Justin Watson	Penn
Tennessee Titans	Anthony Firsker	Harvard
	Isaiah Mack	Chattanooga
	MyCole Pruitt	Southern Illinois
	LeShaun Sims	Southern Utah
	Tye Smith	Towson
Washington Redskins	Jimmy Moreland	James Madison
	Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie	Tennessee State

The list of former FCS stars includes Carson Wentz (Philadelphia Eagles), two-time FCS national championship game Most Outstanding Player at North Dakota State and 2017 NFL Pro Bowler; Tarik Cohen (Chicago Bears), MEAC all-time rushing leader at N.C. A&T and 2018 NFL Pro Bowler; Cooper Kupp (Los Angeles Rams), 2015 FCS Walter Payton Award winner at Eastern Washington; and Darius Leonard (Indianapolis Colts), two-time first team All-MEAC selection at South Carolina State and 2018 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.

Of the 157 FCS representatives in the league, 11 were 2019 NFL Draft selections. Former Alabama State offensive lineman Tytus Howard was selected 23rd overall by the Houston Texans. North Dakota State alumnus Easton Stick, the all-time winningest quarterback in FCS history, made the Los Angeles Chargers after being selected in the fifth round.