Ohio State's Carnell Tate: Top NFL Draft Pick

0:00It's March 26. I'm Corey with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Ohio State keeps churning out top-wide receivers for the NFL draft. Since 2022, the Buckeyes have landed at least one in the first round every year. That includes Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave at Picks 10 and 11 in 2022. Jackson Smith, Anjic Buh, 20th 2023, Marvin, Harrison, Jr. 4th overall in 2024, and a Mecca-Egg Bucke 19th in 2025. Carnell Tate stepped into a bigger role last season after Egg Bucke turned pro. He's shown with zero drops on 66 targets according to pro football focus. While he lacks top-end speed, Tate excels at contested catches downfield, making him a reliable vertical threat at college football's top level. Experts project him as a top-15 pick in the 2026 draft. In the latest mock, he goes aid overall to the New Orleans Saints, continuing their history

1:04with Buckeye receivers like Olave. His production has scouts buzzing about his pro potential. Several teams stand out as ideal landing spots. The New York Giants could pair him with Malik neighbors to support their young quarterback. The Washington commanders might target his skills for Jaden Daniels' deep throes, while the Kansas City Chiefs see him complimenting Patrick Mahomes. Even the Miami Dolphins need a big play option after recent changes. This Columbus pipeline shows no signs of slowing, setting up another Ohio State star to make waves in the league right away.