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An All-Miami Alumni NFL Starting Lineup Would Make $102 Million Per Year

HERO Sports by HERO Sports
June 5, 2017
An All-Miami Alumni NFL Starting Lineup Would Make $102 Million Per Year

The Miami Hurricanes have provided a ton of NFL talent over the past few decades, sending dozens upon dozens of players to the professional level.

In fact, if you compile a 22-person starting lineup (we'll set aside special teams for the moment) an all-Miami alumni roster would net just under $102 million when considering their current NFL contracts ($101,999,668 to be exact). That means under the 2016 NFL salary cap (about $155 million), you could get the 22 highest-paid Miami players at each offensive and defensive position.

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It's important to note this starting lineup is entirely based on money. Because of rookie contract structures, better young players often make less money than veterans on the roster. Therefore a player or two might look out of place on this list — they're on the list because they make the most money of any Miami alum at their position, not necessarily because of talent.

So here's a look at a 22-person starting lineup made entirely of former Miami players:

Note* — All contract data reflects the average yearly salary for each player. Contract data courtesy of Spotrac.com.

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Offense: $53,318,669 per year

Player Pos. Salary Team
Brad Kaaya QB $630,839 Detroit
Lamar Miller RB $6,500,000 Houston
Jimmy Graham TE $10,000,000 Seattle
Greg Olsen TE $7,500,000 Carolina
Allen Hurns WR $10,012,500 Jacksonville
Travis Benjamin WR $6,000,000 L.A. Chargers
Orlando Franklin OL $7,300,000 L.A. Chargers
Ereck Flowers OL $3,597,930 N.Y. Giants
Eric Winston OL $1,080,000 Cincinnati 
Brandon Linder OL $697,400 Jacksonville
Jon Feliciano OL $685,163 Oakland

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Defense: $48,680,999 per year

Player Pos. Salary Team
Olivier Vernon DE $17,000,000 N.Y. Giants
Calais Campbell DT $15,000,000 Jacksonville
Allen Bailey DT $6,250,000 Kansas CIty
Al-Quadin Muhammad DE $637,553 New Orleans
Sean Spence LB $2,500,000 Indianapolis
Ray-Ray Armstrong LB $1,550,000 San Francisco
Denzel Perryman LB $1,194,119 L.A. Chargers
Artie Burns DB $2,397,745 Steelers
Rayshawn Jenkins DB $765,552 L.A. Chargers
Deon Bush DB $716,555 Chicago
Corn Elder DB $669,475 Carolina

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Highest remaining contracts

Player Pos. Salary Team
Frank Gore RB $4,000,000 Indianapolis
Matt Bosher P $2,531,000 Atlanta
David Njoku TE $2,381,000 Cleveland
Phillip Dorsett WR $2,033,854 Indianapolis
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