Top 10 NFL Stars-Making High Schools in Texas 🏈 🔥 | Ranked by How Many Stars Thay have Produced | 2025 American Football 🏈 Legends Series Of all USA 🇺🇸 States NFL Players #texasfootball #AmericanFootball #footballlegends #texas #nflstars This is the list of Top 10 NFL players Making High Schools in Texas USA State

This high school in Texas produced 27 NFL stars, including Mike Evans, Casey Hampton, Zion McCollum, and Kimball Anders, and you won't believe how they stack up against the rest. These are the top 10 NFL star-making high schools in Texas. At number 10, Phyllis Wheatley High School in Houston, with 18 NFL players, headlined by Willie McGuinness to three-time Super Bowl champ, and Phil Taylor, the Brown's defensive force, Wheatley built its name on raw defensive grit. Number 9, Loughkin High School in East Texas, with 18 NFL players, led by Des Bryant, the Cowboys Highlight Reel Receiver, and Eric McCoy, the Saints anchor in the trenches Loughkin's tradition is big plays and bigger stars. At 8 Temple High School, with 21 NFL players, Quentin Johnston, the new charger's deep threat, and Bobby Dillon, a Packer's Hall of Famer Temple's pipeline, stretches from golden history to today's next generation. Number 7, Waco High School, with 22 NFL players, Ladinian Tomlinson, the Hall of Fame running back, and Derek Johnson, the chief's tackling machine Waco shaped legends on both sides of the ball. At 6, Desotto High School near Dallas, with 23 NFL players, Vaughn Miller, the Super Bowl MVP, Jalen Mills, the Eagles defensive back, and Ed Ingram. Minnesota's rising star Desotto is modern Texas football at its peak. Number 5, Yates High School in Houston, with 23 NFL players, Dexter Manley, Washington's Super Bowl pass rusher, and Santana Dotson, the Packer's defensive leader Yates, was Houston's fortress through the 80s and 90s. At 4, John Tyler High School in Tyler, with 24 NFL players, Earl Campbell, the Tyler Rose, and Hall of Fame running back, Aaron Ross, a giant Super Bowl corner, and Gary Green, a pro bowl DB John Tyler, stands as one of Texas's true factories of greatness. Number 3, Longview High School in East Texas, with 25 NFL players, Trent Williams, the NFL's most dominant left tackle, and Chris Ivory, the bruising pro bowlback Longview, continues to fuel Texas toughness. Number 2, South Oak Cliff High School in Dallas, with 25 NFL players, Harvey Martin, the Super Bowl twowed MVP, and Michael Downs, a Cowboys defensive staple South Oak Cliff, is a cornerstone of Dallas football pride. And number 1, Ball High School in Galveston, with 27 NFL players, Mike Evans, the Buckeneers Super Bowl wide-out, Casey Hampton, the Steelers' all pro nose tackle, and Zion McCollum, the modern defensive playmaker Ball High, is the King of Texas football, which Texas High School do you think we missed? Drop your pick in the comments, and follow for more from our 2025 football star series across all 50 states.