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The Ohio State Buckeyes rewrote history at this year’s NFL Draft and proved that their program is still one of the best when it comes to developing NFL prospects. “We’ve got unbelievable feedback from so many NFL personnel about our guys.

Linebacker Arvell Reese is entering a pivotal junior year with Ohio State football — one many expect will feature a breakout season. As that occurs in Columbus, another high-level linebacker from Glenville High School could be on a path to becoming a Buckeye.

Ohio State is having a huge showing at the 2025 NFL Draft, as the reigning national champions keep sending players to the pros

Emeka Egbuka, Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave, Jameson Williams, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Marvin Harrison Jr. were all teammates at Ohio State before they became first-round picks.

Emeka Egbuka's ball skills, versatility, football IQ, work ethic and character made him the "total package" for Tampa Bay head coach Todd Bowles.

Coming off a national championship, 15 Buckeyes are expected to be drafted into the NFL when the draft concludes Saturday evening. Wide receiver Emeka Egbuka, offensive linemen Donovan Jackson, Josh Simmons and defensive tackle Tyleik Williams were all drafted in the first round Thursday night.

Egbuka, a 6'1", 205͏-po͏u͏nd wide rec͏eiver fr͏om ͏Steilacoom, Washin͏gt͏on, concluded͏ his coll͏egiate car͏eer with ͏the Buckeyes ͏as the school'͏s͏ all͏-time leader in͏ receptions, amass͏ing 20͏5 ca͏t͏ches f͏o͏r ͏2,͏868 y͏ards and 24͏ touc͏hdo͏wns.

Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson was taken by the New England Patriots in the second round of the NFL draft.

Egbuka, Ohio State's all-time leader in receptions, joins Tampa Bay following a storybook ending to a standout collegiate career.

National champion Ohio State sent 14 players to the NFL this year, including seven players drafted in the first three rounds.

The Big Ten and SEC dominated the first round of the 2025 NFL draft, securing 26 of the 32 picks. Wisconsin is recognized as "Running Back U" due to its history of successful running backs in both college and the NFL.

As Emeka Egbuka becomes the latest Buckeye wideout taken in the first round, Ohio State's historic streak challenges Alabama's legendary run while showing no signs of slowing down.

But patience will be rewarded. The run of Ohio State players will likely begin late in the first round, and the second and third rounds on April 25 should feature a flood of Buckeyes. By the time the seventh round concludes April 26, 15 Ohio State players are expected to be taken.

Marvin Harrison Jr. once made a bold claim about Ohio State's wide receivers and now one man can make him a prophet.