High schools from the state of Texas produced 32 players selected in the 2016 NFL Draft, more than any other state.

U.S. National team alum Corey Coleman, a graduate of Pearce High School (Richardson, Texas), was the first native of the Lone Star State off the board when the Bengals selected him with the No. 15 overall pick.

Other notable Texas natives to be drafted include Fort Worth Arlington Heights product A'Shawn Robinson and Waco graduate Andrew Billings, who were drafted in the second and fourth round, respectively.

Two Texas high schools produced a pair of draft picks. Mansfield Legacy saw receiver Josh Doctson get drafted by the Redskins in the first round and offensive lineman Rees Odhiambo taken in the third round by the Seahawks.

Houston Wheatley also had two alumni drafted in Williams Jackson III (No. 24/Cincinnati) and Xavien Howard (No. 38/Miami.)

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Florida produced the second most draft picks with 30, after leading all states in 2015 with 39 selections. The Sunshine State did produce a disproportionate number of first round draft picks with seven, including No. 3 overall selection Joey Bosa.

California, led by Marin Catholic graduate and No. 1 overall selection Jared Goff, produced the third most draft picks with 26, followed by Georgia (15), Ohio (14) and Illinois (10.)

In addition to Texas’ Houston Wheatley and Mansfield Legacy, four other high schools produced two draft picks:

• Glenville (Cleveland, Ohio)
• St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
• Walsh Jesuit (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio)
• Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Md.)

 

Here is the breakdown of NFL Draft picks according to states:

Alabama - 6

Arkansas - 4

Australia* - 2

Arizona - 2

California - 26

Canada* - 1

Connecticut - 2

Florida - 30

Georgia - 15

Germany* - 1

Hawaii - 3

Iowa - 1

Illinois - 10

Indiana - 6

Kansas - 2

Kentucky - 1

Louisiana - 5

Maryland - 7

Maine - 1

Michigan - 7

Minnesota - 1

Missouri - 3

Mississippi - 3

North Carolina - 8

North Dakota - 2

Nebraska - 1

New Jersey - 7

Nevada - 3

New York - 2

Ohio - 14

Oklahoma - 2

Oregon - 2

Pennsylvania - 9

South Carolina - 7

Tennessee - 5

Texas - 32

Utah - 2

Virginia - 4

Washington - 4

Washington, D.C. - 3

Wisconsin - 3