COLUMBUS — One of junior running back J.K. Dobbins’ goals this season was to get back to his freshman form. Last season Dobbins averaged 4.6 yards per carry, which was well under his 7.2 yards per carry as a true freshman. In the season opener last weekend, Dobbins averaged just 4.3 yards per rush and totaled 91 yards and a touchdown on 21 attempts.
We’re back for our May offseason edition of the Silver Bullets Podcast and, because we know nobody can get enough of it, we have lots more quarterback talk for your listening enjoyment. Chip and I discuss Ryan Day’s transfer haul and how Ohio State made out about as well as it could in the QB department, all things considered.
Day one of the 2019 NFL Draft went as expected for the Buckeyes, as Nick Bosa and Dwayne Haskins were the only two to hear their names called in the first round. Day two will feature rounds two and three and begins at 7:00 pm Friday night. There had been chatter earlier in the day that Parris Campbell could possibly join the list of…
In 2017, JK Dobbins proved that he was no ordinary freshman running back when he stepped in for an injured Mike Weber. Dobbins had the best freshman season an Ohio State running back has ever had, rushing for for 1,403 yards on 194 carries and averaging 7.2 yards per carry. While splitting carries with Weber last year in his…
Former Buckeye football players preparing for the NFL Draft went through the 2019 Ohio State football Pro Day workout on Wednesday. All 32 NFL teams had a representative at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center to watch the action.
COLUMBUS — The Buckeyes held their Pro Day on Wednesday, which featured quarterback Dwayne Haskins throwing to receivers Johnnie Dixon, Parris Campbell, and Terry McLaurin, as well as running back Mike Weber. If you didn’t get a chance to watch it on the NFL Network, you can catch the five of them performing very well…
COLUMBUS — Ohio State held its annual Pro Day on Wednesday, featuring a dozen or so Buckeyes performing in front of every team in the NFL. Four head coaches were in attendance: Zac Taylor (Cincinnati Bengals), Pat Shurmur (New York Giants), Mike Zimmer (Minnesota Vikings) and Jay Gruden (Washington Redskins). There were several…
With just about a month before the 2019 NFL Draft, here’s where former Buckeyes are projected to play their pro ball. Nick Bosa slides a spot, Dwayne Haskins could stay in Ohio, Parris Campbell pushes into the first round, and Terry McLaurin zooms up draft boards.
Right now, it looks like three Buckeyes have a good chance to go in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft, with two being near-locks to be top-10 picks. Another former OSU player shows up as a first-rounder in some spots, and eight Buckeyes are projected to go in the first four rounds.
With news coming so fast and furiously out of Columbus about the new coaching staff, I wanted to let the dust settle a little bit before offering up any commentary about the players who have decided to declare for the 2019 NFL Draft. Before I say anything further, I want to express my sincere best wishes to each of these…
