Ohio State Dominates NFL Draft

0:00It's April 24th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI, your gridiron update. I'm Corey with the story. Ohio State is straight dominating as the gold standard in college football right now. Head coach Ryan Day dropped a bowl truth bomb during NFL draft coverage on Thursday, shading Alabama while hyping freshman safety Caleb Downs. The Buckeyes tied their record with strong first round showings, proving team's measure of against them. For the past few years, Ohio State is locked in five college football playoff spots in seven seasons and snagged a national title. They stay favorites in the stacked Big Ten, even dipping only to around 10th and polls during brutal injury stretches. Fans in places like Bloomington for Indiana's top pick, or Ann Arbor for rivalry beef, might push back, and SEC chance still echo south of the Mason Dixon. But the Big Ten edged them with 10 first round picks to seven this draft, shifting the power vibe. Carnell Tate went fourth overall to the Tennessee Titans as the first Buckeye off the board, a safe

1:03bet like recent stars Marvin Harrison Jr. Jackson Smith and Jigba and Garrett Wilson. Dallas Cowboys traded a one spot with two fifth rounders for Downs at 11th, calling him maybe the draft's top talent overall. Meanwhile, guys like defensive tackle Caden McDonald, Titan Max Claire, Edge Caden Curry, and quarterback Davis and Igbeno son, look prime for day two, Steels. Right now Ohio State's the yardstick every program chases.