The Alabama Crimson Tide were the biggest story of the first-round of the NFL Draft Thursday night.

Nick Saban’s program tied Miami’s 2004 draft class with 6 first-round picks. The SEC also accounted for the most overall picks by any conference with 12, as the Big Ten was second with 7. Last year, the SEC set an NFL Draft record with 15 first-round picks.

Florida tight end Kyle Pitts got the party started at No. 4 overall to the Atlanta Falcons, and Georgia defensive back Eric Stokes finished it with the Packers at No. 29 overall.

With becoming first-round picks, these guys certainly are wealthy young men now. Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who’s listed below for reference only, has a total projected contract value of $36,793,489, including a $24,118,901 signing bonus. Joe Burrow’s signing bonus in 2020 as the No. 1 overall pick gave him $23.9 million.

Pitts is projected to receive a $21,294,906 signing bonus as the top SEC player taken.

Below is a look at the projected total contract value and signing bonus of every former SEC player in the draft, according to Spotrac.com:

Pick

Team

Player

School

Total Value

Signing Bonus

1

Jaguars

Trevor Lawrence

Clemson

$36,793,489

$24,118,901

4

Falcons

Kyle Pitts

Florida

$32,910,495

$21,294,906

5

Bengals

Ja’Marr Chase

LSU

$30,819,643

$19,774,286

6

Dolphins

Jaylen Waddle

Alabama

$27,085,992

$17,058,903

8

Panthers

Jaycee Horn

South Carolina

$21,112,146

$12,714,288

9

Broncos

Patrick Surtain II

Alabama

$20,962,630

$12,605,549

10

Eagles

DeVonta Smith

Alabama

$20,141,391

$12,008,284

15

Patriots

Mac Jones

Alabama

$15,586,353

$8,695,530

17

Raiders

Alex Leatherwood

Alabama

$14,391,562

$7,826,591

19

Washington

Jamin Davis

Kentucky

$13,794,176

$7,392,128

20

Giants

Kadarius Toney

Florida

$13,719,509

$7,337,825

24

Steelers

Najee Harris

Alabama

$13,047,447

$6,849,053

29

Packers

Eric Stokes

Georgia

$11,925,523

$6,033,108