Ohio State's Top NFL Draft Prospects Shine

0:00It's March 25th. NFL news today starts now, AI powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Ohio State football is gearing up for another big showing in the 2026 NFL draft. Last year, the Buckeyes had 14 players selected, including four in the first round. This time around, experts see at least a dozen draftees with five earning first round grades. Standouts include safety Caleb Downs, Y receiver Carnell Tate, linebacker sunny styles, edge rusher Arvail Reese, and defensive lineman Caden. McDonald, the team's pro day in Columbus served as a final showcase for these prospects. Players impress scouts with sharp drills, smooth routes, and explosive athleticism. Downs skipped the 40 yard dash, but dazzled in positional work, highlighting his quickness and range. The clock, smooth speed and reliable hands, solidifying his status as the top wide out in the class. Scouts and coaches raved about the group's versatility and impact. Downs

1:03draws comparisons to elite playmakers for his ability to influence games from anywhere on the field. Styles, who bulked up from safety to linebacker, showed rare speed at six foot five and two hundred forty five pounds. Team mates credit these guys with raising the team's standards both on and off the field. Recent workouts confirmed what film already showed, elite traits and steady growth. Reese blurs the line between linebacker and edge rolls, much like top pros. McDonald embraced the gritty interior linework, focusing on disruption over stats. Officials note this class could land four players in the first 10 picks. With the drafts still months away, buzz around these buckais keeps building, promising another wave of talent to the pros.