Ohio State Buckeyes kicker Jayden Fielding has officially announced that he has taken his talents to the next level of the game, signing a deal to play professional ball in the Canadian Football League. Who will replace him now in the Buckeye State?
Jeremiah Smith leads another loaded Ohio State receiver room featuring Brandon Inniss, Chris Henry Jr., transfers Devin McCuin and Kyle Parker, plus a wave of elite young talent.
Ohio State transfer John Walker steps into a key role replacing Kayden McDonald and Caden Curry, bringing experience, resilience and pressure to prove himself up front.
CJ Donaldson and Tywone Malone Jr. quickly found homes in New Orleans after the draft, while a group of Buckeyes, including specialists and a linebacker, now wait for their chance.
The star safety says Ohio State prepared him for the Dallas Cowboys after his No. 11 selection, adding that the jump to the NFL “is not any different.”
7 Buckeyes are projected to be taken in rounds 2-7. Here are realistic and ideal landing spots for these Buckeyes to land and have a chance to see the field early.
Tate pointed to Ohio State’s development and didn’t hesitate when naming the best receiver in the NFL, backing a former Buckeye as he prepares for his own next step.