
Taking a peek at how former Arizona State football players are doing in the NFL.
Of the three major football teams in Arizona, only the Arizona State Sun Devils are what you’d call promising. They’ve beaten a ranked Michigan State team and are a blown call away from an undefeated record. With that, folks are starting to get really excited about their future underHerm Edwards. And while I’m absolutely in that camp, I want to take a peek into their past by checking in on the former Arizona State football players in the NFL.
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Per ESPN, the Sun Devils have12 playerscurrently in the NFL. Some, likeTerrell Suggs, are household names nationally; others, like D.J. Foster, are mostly unknown to the football-loving world. It should be noted that Arizona State also has an outlier withBrock Osweiler: he’s known nationally, but largely as a punchline. Additionally, formerLou GrozaAward-winning kickerZane Gonzalezwas just released by the Browns after missing a bunch of kicks and gettingcalled out by LeBron James.
Miami, for the record, employs three former Arizona State football players.
Nevertheless, we’ll see what former ASU guys are up to in the NFL since leaving Tempe, and how they’re performing in 2018.
Arizona State Football Players in the NFL
Kalen Ballage, Miami Dolphins (R)
Ballage, who once scoredeight touchdowns in a gamefor Arizona State, was drafted in the fourth round by the Miami Dolphins in the 2018 NFL Draft. Despite being on their 53-man roster, he hasn’t played in their first two games and is currently dealing with concussion-like symptoms.
Interesting footnote: Ballage and Osweiler are on the same team (photo above) and played a lot together in the preseason.
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