The Oklahoma Sooners may not have had a lot of success at the collegiate level in 2024, but Sooners in the NFL are thriving this year. On Friday, the NFL’s All-Pro teams were announced, which featured five former Oklahoma Sooners.

Center Creed Humphrey and return man Marvin Mims were voted to the first team. Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, offensive tackle Lane Johnson, and edge rusher Nik Bonitto were named to the second team.

This was Humphrey’s second All-Pro selection in his four years in the NFL and Mims first honor. Lamb was selected for the third year in a row after another 100-catch season for the Dallas Cowboys. This is Johnson’s fifth All-Pro selection and fourth in a row.

Bonitto, the lone Sooner selected to the defensive squad, had a breakout season with 13.5 sacks for the playoff-bound Denver Broncos.

The Sooners had the most All-Pro selections of any university this season.

Center Creed Humphrey and return man Marvin Mims were voted to the first team. Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, offensive tackle Lane Johnson, and edge rusher Nik Bonitto were named to the second team.

This was Humphrey’s second All-Pro selection in his four years in the NFL and Mims first honor. Lamb was selected for the third year in a row after another 100-catch season for the Dallas Cowboys. This is Johnson’s fifth All-Pro selection and fourth in a row.

Bonitto, the lone Sooner selected to the defensive squad, had a breakout season with 13.5 sacks for the playoff-bound Denver Broncos.

The Sooners had the most All-Pro selections of any university this season.