Every member of Ohio State’s starting offensive line earned either First- or Second-Team All-Big Ten accolades last season. Guards Wyatt Davis and Jonah Jackson were first-teamers, while center Josh Myers and tackles Thayer Munford and Branden Bowen earned second-team nods. That talented group of five was…
Now that the 2020 NFL Draft has come and gone, draft experts still have to feed the beast, and ESPN’s Mel Kiper, Jr. has done that today by releasing his initial top 25 prospects for the 2021 NFL Draft, as well as his initial position rankings. You probably won’t be surprised to find out that the Buckeyes populate both lists. Quarterback Justin Fields is…
Wyatt Davis was an All-American last year as a first-year starter at right guard for the Buckeyes. As a 5-star signee in 2017, he came in with sizable expectations. Despite those expectations, however, he redshirted like most true freshmen offensive linemen tend to do. Davis then emerged in 2018 as a reliable backup, and stepped up greatly in two postseason starts.
The NFL Draft decisions for this year’s Buckeyes range from total no-brainers to genuine debates. Here’s a look at the players who are likely to go, likely to stay for another year, and those stuck somewhere in the middle.
You know him as one of the best quarterbacks in college football, but Justin Fields’ baseball career was promising as well.
DE Jonathan Cooper, OG Wyatt Davis, SAF Shaun Wade, CB Jeff Okudah, and RB Master Teague preview the showdown with the Spartans.
COLUMBUS — Prior to Tuesday practice, Ohio State assistant coaches Al Washington and Mike Yurcich will speak with reporters. Also joining the festivities will be quarterback Justin Fields, right guard Wyatt Davis, cornerback Damon Arnette, and nose tackle Robert Landers. We will have live updates from the coaches and players as they happen, so refresh…
COLUMBUS — Wednesday was the second day of practice this week for the Buckeyes as they prepare for Saturday’s game with Cincinnati. Following practice, a handful of Buckeyes spoke with reporters. Among them were junior cornerback Jeff Okudah, junior linebackers Baron Browning and Pete Werner, fifth-year senior defensive tackle Jashon Cornell…
Everybody loves college football. If somebody tells you they don’t love it, they’re wrong. We look forward to particular games and watching certain players. Each week we get to see something new. That is especially true if you think about the sheer number of individual matchups there are to watch this season. And that’s just the Ohio State games.
