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Photos: St. Thomas Aquinas’ 17 players on NFL rosters in 2015

Atkins has been selected for the Pro Bowl three times and helped the Bengals make the postseason the past four years, with a fifth likely in 2015. He is on pace for double-digit sacks for the second time in his career.

Atkins has been selected for the Pro Bowl three times and helped the Bengals make the postseason the past four years, with a fifth likely in 2015. He is on pace for double-digit sacks for the second time in his career.

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By Steve Svekis
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale had an astounding 17 players on NFL rosters in 2015. According to pro-football-reference.com, Sam Young becomes the second Raider to be a Miami Dolphin, joining Twan Russell.

Duron Carter, football

Duron Carter, football  (Tim Umphrey / AP)

Phillip Dorsett, football

Phillip Dorsett, football  (Jeff Haynes / AP)

Marcus Gilbert, football

Marcus Gilbert, football  (Don Wright / AP)

Rashad Greene, football

Rashad Greene, football  (Mike Stewart / AP)

Leonard Hankerson, football

Leonard Hankerson, football  (Bill Kostroun / AP)

Bobby Hart, football

Bobby Hart, football  (Winslow Townson / AP)

Gabe Holmes (82), football

Gabe Holmes (82), football  (Tony Avelar / AP)

Lamarcus Joyner, football

Lamarcus Joyner, football  (Tom Gannam / AP)

Cody Riggs, football

Cody Riggs, football  (Charlie Riedel / AP)

Marcus Roberson, football

Marcus Roberson, football  (Tom Gannam / AP)

Dezmen Southward (22), football

Dezmen Southward (22), football  (Bill Kostroun / AP)

James White, football

James White, football  (Winslow Townson / AP)

Major Wright, football

Major Wright, football  (Brian Blanco / AP)

Sam Young, football

Sam Young, football  (Phelan M. Ebenhack / AP)

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Steve Svekis

Steve Svekis has been at the Sun Sentinel since 1989. He has been the sports Sunday editor and page designer, assistant sports editor over high schools, business columnist and now web producer. He wrote and voiced a web-animated parody of the Miami Dolphins in 2004 and 2005 that earned an EPpy, beating out the New York Times and Toronto Star. He was a Dolphins beat writer in 2010.

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