Michigan, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Ohio State and USC are football factories that churn out talent on an annual basis. Which school sends the most players to the pros?

This year's College Football Playoff teams were well-represented in this year's draft — as were some traditional powers.Michigan, Washington and Texas all put double-digit players in the National Football League over the last few days. As did a pair of teams that were begrudgingly on the outside looking in of the four-team CFP.Here are the five programs with the most NFL Draft picks in 2024:Michigan Wolverines (13)J.J. McCarthy, QB, Vikings (No. 10 overall)Kris Jenkins, DT, Bengals (No. 49 overall)Mike Sainristil, S, Commanders (No. 50 overall)Junior Colson, LB, Chargers (No. 69 overall)Blake Corum, RB, Rams (No. 83 overall)Roman Wilson, WR, Steelers (No. 84 overall)Zak Zinter, G, Browns (No. 85 overall)AJ Barner, TE, Seahawks (No. 121 overall)Trevor Keegan, G, Eagles (No. 172 overall)Michael Barrett, LB, Panthers (No. 240 overall)LaDarius Henderson, T, Texans (No. 249 overall)Jaylen Harrell, EDGE, Titans (No. 252 overall)Cornelius Johnson, WR, Chargers (No. 253 overall)The reigning national champs fell just short of the record for picks in a single draft but their 2024 class is certainly one to remember.Texas Longhorns (11)Byron Murphy II, DT, Seahawks (No. 16 overall)Xavier Worthy, WR, Chiefs (No. 28 overall)T’Vondre Sweat, DT, Titans (No. 38 overall)Jonathon Brooks, RB, Panthers (No. 46 overall)Adonai Mitchell, WR, Colts (No. 52 overall)Ja'Tavion Sanders, TE, Panthers (No. 101 overall)Christian Jones, OL, Cardinals (No. 162 overall)Keilan Robinson, RB, Jaguars (No. 167 overall)Jaylan Ford, LB, Saints (No. 175 overall)Ryan Watts, CB, Steelers (No. 195 overall)Jordan Whittington, WR, Rams (No. 213 overall)Steve Sarkisian's program may have underachieved in some eyes but he's had no problem putting his players in the pros.Alabama Crimson Tide (10)JC Latham, T, Titans (No. 7 overall)Dallas Turner, EDGE, Vikings (No. 17 overall)Terrion Arnold, CB, Lions (No. 24 overall)Kool-Aid McKinstry, CB, Saints (No. 41 overall)Chris Braswell, EDGE, Buccaneers (No. 57 overall)Jermaine Burton, WR, Bengals (No. 80 overall)Justin Eboigbe, DT, Chargers (No. 105 overall)Jase McClellan, RB, Falcons (No. 186 overall)Will Reichard, K, Vikings (No. 203 overall)Jaylen Key, S, Jets (No. 257 overall)Nick Saban's final NFL class is a good one and should keep his legacy alive well into the next decade.Florida State Seminoles (10)Jared Verse, EDGE, Rams (No. 19 overall)Keon Coleman, WR, Bills (No. 33 overall)Braden Fiske, DT, Rams (No. 39 overall)Renardo Green, S, 49ers (No. 64 overall)Trey Benson, RB, Cardinals (No. 66 overall)Jarrian Jones, CB, Jaguars (No. 96 overall)Jordan Travis, QB, Jets (No. 171 overall)Johnny Wilson, WR, Eagles (No. 185 overall)Jaheim Bell, TE, Patriots (No. 231 overall)Tatum Bethune, LB, 49ers (No. 251 overall)Mike Norvell turned things around in a big way down in Tallahassee — as evidenced by the amount of players he helped get to the next level this year.Washington Huskies (10)Michael Penix Jr., QB, Falcons (No. 8 overall)Rome Odunze, WR, Bears (No. 9 overall)Troy Fautanu, G, Steelers, (No. 20 overall)Ja'Lynn Polk, WR, Patriots (No. 37 overall)Roger Rosengarten, T, Commanders (No. 62 overall)Bralen Trice, EDGE, Falcons (No. 74 overall)Jalen McMillan, WR, Buccaneers (No. 92 overall)Edefuan Ulofoshio, LB, Bills (No. 160 overall)Dominique Hampton, S, Commanders (No. 161 overall)Devin Culp, TE, Buccaneers (No. 246 overall)There's a reason the Dawgs were this year's runner-up — they had no shortage of weapons on both sides of the ball.

The Chicago Bears kicked off the NFL Draft by selecting USC’s Caleb Williams as a quarterback and as their No. 1 pick.