Early Entrants.

Draft-eligible college underclassmen have until tomorrow to file declaration papers with the league for the 2019 NFL Draft. Below are the underclassmen that have already declared.

Intending on early draft entry

Alabama

» Josh Jacobs, RB
» Irv Smith, TE
» Deionte Thompson, S
» Jonah Williams, OT
» Quinnen Williams, DT

Appalachian State

» Clifton Duck, CB

Arizona State

» N'Keal Harry, WR

Arkansas

» Ryan Pulley, CB

Auburn

» Jamel Dean, CB
» Jarrett Stidham, QB
» Darius Slayton, WR

Boise State

» Alexander Mattison, RB

Boston College

» Hamp Cheevers, CB

Buffalo

» Tyree Jackson, QB

Central Florida

» Trysten Hill, DT
» Dredrick Snelson, WR

Central Michigan

» Sean Bunting, CB
» Xavier Crawford, CB

Clemson

» Clelin Ferrell, DE
» Tre Lamar, LB
» Dexter Lawrence, DT
» Trayvon Mullen, CB

Colorado State

» Preston Williams, WR

Duke

» Joe Giles-Harris, LC
» Daniel Jones, QB

Eastern Michigan

» Maxx Cosby, DE

Florida

» Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, S
» Jachai Polite, DE
» Vosean Joseph, LB
» Jordan Scarlett, RB
» Jawaan Taylor, OT

Florida Atlantic

» Jovon Durante, WR
» Devin Singletary, RB
» Kerrith Whyte Jr., RB

Florida State

» Brian Burns, Edge

Fresno State

» Jeff Allison, LB
» Mike Bell, S

Georgia

» Mecole Hardman, WR
» Elijah Holyfield, RB
» Isaac Nauta, TE
» Riley Ridley, WR

Hawaii

» John Usua, WR

Houston

» Ed Oliver, DT

Iowa

» Noah Fant, TE
» Amani Hooker, S
» Anthony Nelson, DE

Iowa State

» Hakeem Butler, WR
» David Montgomery, RB

Kansas State

» Alex Barnes, RB

Kentucky

» Benny Snell, RB

LSU

» Ed Alexander, DT
» Greedy Williams, CB

Memphis

» Darrell Henderson, RB
» Tony Pollard, WR

Miami

» Venzell Boulware, OL
» Travis Homer, RB
» Joe Jackson, DE

Michigan

» Devin Bush, LB
» Rashan Gary, DT
» David Long, CB

Michigan State

» Justin Layne, CB

Mississippi

» A.J. Brown, WR
» Dawson Knox, TE
» Greg Little, OT
» D.K. Metcalf, WR

Mississippi State

» Jeffrey Simmons, DT

Missouri

» Damarea Crockett, RB

North Carolina

» Anthony Ratliff-Williams, WR
» William Sweet, OT

N.C. State

» Kelvin Harmon, WR
» Jakobi Meyers, WR

North Texas

» Jalen Guyton, WR

Northern Illinois

» Sutton Smith, DE

Northwestern State

» Jazz Ferguson, WR

Notre Dame

» Miles Boykin, WR
» Julian Love, CB
» Alize Mack, TE

Ohio State

» Nick Bosa, DE
» Dwayne Haskins, QB
» Dre'Mont Jones, DL
» Michael Jordan, OG
» Mike Weber, RB

Oklahoma

» Rodney Anderson, RB
» Marquise "Hollywood" Brown, WR
» Cody Ford, OL

Oklahoma State

» Jordan Brailford, DE
» Justice Hill, RB

Oregon

» Dillon Mitchell, WR

Penn State

» Ryan Bates, OT
» Kevin Givens, DT
» Connor McGovern, OG
» Shareef Miller, DL
» Miles Sanders, RB

San Diego State

» Tyler Roemer, OT
» Kahale Warring, TE

Stanford

» JJ Arcega-Whiteside, WR
» Nate Herbig, OG
» Kaden Smith, TE

Tennessee

» Quart'e Sapp, LB

Texas

» Lil'Jordan Humphrey

Texas A&M

» Tyrel Dodson, LB
» Erik McCoy, OL
» Jace Sternberger, TE
» Trayveon Williams, RB

Texas-San Antonio

» Josiah Tauaefa, LB

Texas State

» Keenan Brown, TE

Texas Tech

» Antoine Wesley, WR

Toledo

» Diontae Johnson, WR

UCLA

» Andre James, OT
» Caleb Wilson, TE

Utah State

» Dax Raymond, TE
» Darwin Thompson, RB

Vanderbilt

» Joejuan Williams, CB

Wake Forest

» Greg Dortch, WR

Washington

» Byron Murphy, CB
» Taylor Rapp, S

Washington State

» James Williams, RB

West Virginia

» David Long, LB

Wisconsin

» David Edwards

That's a big list. By my count, that's 119 early entrants. So far. Heisman-winning, possible baseball-playing Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray has yet to state his intentions. Neither has Alabama's duo of Mack Wilson, and Anfernee Jennings or LSU's Devin White.

Alabama was hit hard by players leaving early. They'll be ok. They just reload. 

The list isn't official until the NFL posts the official list a few days after tomorrow's declaration deadline but this year's total should shatter the early entry record of 107 set in 2016. Here are the early entry numbers for the last ten years. 

2009: 46
2010: 53
2011: 56
2012: 65
2013: 73
2014: 98
2015: 74
2016: 107
2017: 103
2018: 106

It looks like numbers in the 100s are routine now.

It's ridiculous that some players get criticized for staying in school. It's their decision. It's their life.