released by LV then signed to NE practice squad

Wash practice squad

on IR for Sea

Pitt practice squad

Houston practice squad

Minn practice squad

TB practice squad

SF practice squad

KC practice squad

1st post updated before the reg season starts tomm night! 69 NFL Bucks - 34 starters!

re signed by Atlanta

Cinci practice squad

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Dayton Flyers logo?

Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

I know Tempe isn't an Agrarian hot spot, but those aren't cow bells...

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and I am a little disappointed with the co-ed effort put into that from a place like ASU.

The jiggle factor is weak.

They have enough future porn stars on campus to make a full blown ppv event out of the weekly cow bell jangl'n.

please reseed. thank you.

Ohio State's defense dominated Texas and Pro Football Focus took notice of the Buckeyes on that side of the ball.

Following Ohio State's season-opening win over No. 1 Texas, many people were impressed with the performance of the Buckeyes' defensive players and formed opinions on how Ohio State's players performed. One such set of opinions comes from Pro Football Focus, who grades every player after every game based on how they perform on a snap-to-snap basis.
PFF's Grading Scale
We compiled the PFF grades for every Buckeye who played on either offense or defense in the season opener and highlight the three highest-graded players – all of whom were on the defensive side of the ball – who played at least 10 snaps against the Longhorns.

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3. CB Jermaine Mathews Jr. (78.0)​

Mathews earned Ohio State's highest grade from PFF in pass coverage (84.4). The junior finished the opener with three tackles and the game's only interception as well as an additional pass deflection that was nearly picked off by Sonny Styles.

Ohio State's defense dominated Texas and Pro Football Focus took notice of the Buckeyes on that side of the ball.

Following Ohio State's season-opening win over No. 1 Texas, many people were impressed with the performance of the Buckeyes' defensive players and formed opinions on how Ohio State's players performed. One such set of opinions comes from Pro Football Focus, who grades every player after every game based on how they perform on a snap-to-snap basis.
PFF's Grading Scale
We compiled the PFF grades for every Buckeye who played on either offense or defense in the season opener and highlight the three highest-graded players – all of whom were on the defensive side of the ball – who played at least 10 snaps against the Longhorns.

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2. DT Will Smith Jr. (80.7)​

Living up to his namesake, the Dublin Coffman alum was the only other Ohio State player with an overall grade in the 80s against Texas. Ohio State’s backup nose tackle behind McDonald, Smith recorded two tackles in 16 snaps.

Ohio State's defense dominated Texas and Pro Football Focus took notice of the Buckeyes on that side of the ball.

Following Ohio State's season-opening win over No. 1 Texas, many people were impressed with the performance of the Buckeyes' defensive players and formed opinions on how Ohio State's players performed. One such set of opinions comes from Pro Football Focus, who grades every player after every game based on how they perform on a snap-to-snap basis.
PFF's Grading Scale
We compiled the PFF grades for every Buckeye who played on either offense or defense in the season opener and highlight the three highest-graded players – all of whom were on the defensive side of the ball – who played at least 10 snaps against the Longhorns.

The Top Three​

1. DT Kayden McDonald (82.4)​

Entering the season-opener against Texas, a concern many analysts had about Ohio State's defense was the interior defensive line. McDonald answered that question by racking up eight tackles against the Longhorns, earning the second-highest tackling grade (77.1) among all defensive tackles in the country. His tackle grade was the best among all DTs in the B1G and he also led the Buckeyes with a score of 82.2 in run defense.

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305Buck 1 Sep 2025, 4:16 pm
Guerrant is being recruiting both ways and spent time with Hartline and Walton on this visit. Called Ohio State WRU as Wiltfong said most WR recruits do.

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KYBuck4858 2 Sep 2025, 8:15 am
New LB Offer, St. John Bosco (CA) Josiah Poyer. First cousin of Epi Sitanilei. Says OSU is currently his leader. I would feel good about penciling this one into the ‘27 class.

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305Buck 1 Sep 2025, 4:12 pm
Jeremiah Smith gave Monshun Sales his gloves after this game and Sales plans to wear them at his games.
Wiltfong has Ohio State as a leader there battling Alabama and LSU. Michigan and Oregon are others to watch.