Carnell Tate is expected to land in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, but as a potential top-five pick, he could end in a precarious landing spot.

The Ohio State Buckeyes were ranked as the No. 1 for the entire college football season up until their BIG10 championship loss to Indiana. This winning was achi

The Ohio State superstar sophomore is as good as they come. Except, because of his age, Smith can't leave college after this season. That's just how the rules work. Jeremiah Smith is 20 years old. He actually celebrates his birthday on Saturday, Nov. 29, as the Buckeyes take on the Wolverines in The Game.

Still, the NFL will have to wait. Sayin is a redshirt freshman and won’t be eligible for the NFL draft until 2027 under current rules that govern draft eligibility for underclassmen. That reality hasn’t stopped mockers and scouts from projecting his long-term pro upside, but it does mean Ohio State and fans can enjoy more seasons with him.

What Positions Go #1 Overall? Generally, when we discuss top selections in the NFL Draft, there are only a few positions worth discussing. Mainly, quarterbacks

For the Buckeyes, linebacker Arvell Reese, safety Caleb Downs, and wide receiver Carnell Tate are all viewed as top ten-caliber prospects.

A mock draft released on Oct. 15 by Pro Football Focus predicts five Ohio State football players will go in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The top Buckeye selection, according to PFF's projection, will be linebacker Arvell Reese with the No. 8 ...

The Buckeyes could see the school's first draftee at the top spot of the NFL Draft since Orlando Pace in 1997.