Nine former SEC players saw their dreams come true in Thursday night’s NFL Draft, and they are now very rich young men.

Numbers-wise, it wasn’t as dominating as most folks thought for the conference, but it still had two more draft picks than every other conference. The ACC and Big Ten both finished with seven drafted players.

Every year, the NFL sets a “total rookie compensation pool” that forms what each draft pick can earn based on calculations tied to the salary cap.

Ex-Oklahoma and Heisman-winning QB Kyler Murray was the No. 1 pick, and the total projected value of his four-year contract is north of $35 million. His signing bonus alone is projected to be $23.5 million.

Former Alabama star Quinnen Williams was picked third overall by the New York Jets. Williams is set to have an estimated $21.6 million signing bonus and a contract value of nearly $32.5 million over four years.

Below is a look at the projected total contract value and signing bonus of every former SEC player (and Murray for reference-sake) in the draft, according to Spotrac.com:

Pick Team Player School Total Value Signing Bonus
1 Cardinals Kyler Murray Oklahoma $35,035,000 $23,500,000
3 Jets Quinnen Williams Alabama $32,415,769 $21,595,105
5 Buccaneers Devin White LSU $29,214,446 $19,266,869
7 Jaguars Josh Allen Kentucky $22,666,324 $14,504,599
11 Bengals Jonah Williams Alabama $17,517,345 $10,800,615
19 Titans Jeffery Simmons Miss State $12,625,859 $7,202,443
24 Raiders Josh Jacobs Alabama $11,898,292 $6,673,303
26 Redskins Montez Sweat Miss State $11,607,245 $6,461,633
27 Raiders Johnathan Abram Miss State $11,461,753 $6,355,821
30 Giants Deandre Baker Georgia $10,495,976 $5,653,437