Round 5 of the 2020 NFL Draft is now over, and the SEC continues to turn in impressive numbers.

The conference hit the 50-player mark in Round 5 when Jake Fromm went to the Buffalo Bills with the No. 167 overall pick (after a really long wait). No other conference has even had 30 players drafted yet.

The ACC led the way in Round 5 with 7 players picked, while the SEC had its lowest output yet, getting only 2 players drafted.

Below is a Round 5 recap, with updated totals:

SEC players drafted in Round 5

  • No. 157 — Daniel Thomas, S, Auburn — Jacksonville Jaguars
  • No. 167 — Jake Fromm, QB, Georgia — Buffalo Bills

Conference totals following Round 5

  • SEC: 50
  • Big Ten: 28
  • Pac-12: 22
  • ACC: 20
  • Big 12: 17
  • AAC: 10
  • Conference USA: 7
  • Independent: 7
  • Mountain West: 7
  • Sun Belt: 5
  • MAC: 1
  • Colonial: 1
  • Pioneer: 1
  • Missouri Valley: 1
  • Division II: 1
  • Division III: 1

SEC breakdown after Round 5

  • LSU: 12
  • Alabama: 9
  • Georgia: 5
  • Auburn: 5
  • Florida: 5
  • South Carolina: 3
  • Mississippi State: 3
  • Mizzou: 2
  • Kentucky: 2
  • Arkansas: 1
  • Texas A&M: 1
  • Tennessee: 1
  • Vanderbilt: 1
  • Ole Miss: 0