Ohio State Dominates NFL Draft Again The Buckeyes continue their dominance in college football and now in the NFL draft, with Ohio State players being selected in the top 14 picks. Carnell Tate went at No. 4 to the Titans, making him the first receiver off the board, while Caleb Downs was picked by the Cowboys at No.

11 after a trade-up. This is on top of Arvell Reese and Sonny Styles going even higher to NFC East teams earlier in the draft. Ohio State has now produced six first-round receivers since 2022 alone.

That's not leadership or performance art--it's about results and outcomes. While other programs are tweeting, we at Ohio State are doing. And let's not forget the playful banter between Ryan Day and Nick Saban over Caleb Downs' transfer. It shows a healthy rivalry but also underscores how these players can make an immediate impact when they come to Ohio State.

So tell me, what does this mean for the future of college football recruiting? Are other programs going to be able to compete with Ohio State's track record in producing NFL talent?

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