Seven of the eight SEC players selected in the first round of the 2016 NFL Draft have signed contracts making them instant millionaires.

Leonard Floyd, the first SEC player taken, soon will join them when he eventually signs with the Chicago Bears.

All first-round picks receive four-year deals with a team option for a fifth year. Most of the deals fall in line with the NFL’s slotting system, which eliminates the need for long holdouts.

Here’s an updated look at each player’s contract status, based on various media reports, team websites and Spotrac.com, which tracks sports salaries.

Georgia LB Leonard Floyd

Taken: No. 9 pick, Chicago Bears

Contract: Floyd hasn’t signed but the Chicago Tribune reported he’s likely to receive a four-year deal worth $15.75 million.

Florida CB Vernon Hargreaves III

Taken: No. 11 pick, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Contract: Hargreaves quickly signed a four-year deal worth $14.2 million. It reportedly included an $8.5 million signing bonus.

Ole Miss LT Laremy Tunsil

Taken: No. 13 pick, Miami Dolphins

Contract: Tunsil reportedly signed a four-year deal worth $12.45 million, nearly $7 million less than he likely would have received as a top 5 pick.

Florida S Keanu Neal

Taken: No. 17 pick, Atlanta Falcons

Contract: Neal reportedly signed a four-year deal worth $10.737 million. It included a $6 million signing bonus.

Alabama C Ryan Kelly

Taken: No. 18 pick, Indianapolis Colts

Contract: Kelly reportedly signed a four-year deal worth $10.45 million. It included a $5.8 million signing bonus.

Ole Miss WR Laquon Treadwell

Taken: No. 23 pick, Minnesota Vikings

Contract: Treadwell reportedly signed a four-year deal worth $9.9 million.

Ole Miss DT Robert Nkemdiche

Taken: No. 29 pick, Arizona Cardinals

Contract: Nkemdiche reportedly signed a four-year deal worth $8.6 million, however, just $4.4 million is guaranteed.

Texas A&M G Germain Ifedi

Taken: No. 31 pick, Seattle Seahawks

Contract: Ifedi reportedly signed a four-year deal worth $8.265 million.