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DE Caden Curry (National Champion)

It’s been great seeing Caden’s production.

Not pouring water on his stats, but he’s really taking advantage of the job he’s being given and the special play of others around him.

It’d be unfair not to point out the sacrifice, say someone like Kenyatta Jackson makes (in containing an end and acting as a de facto spy) while Caden gets the green light to crash from the end.

Caden has finished the job multiple times this year while the scheme has forced the QB to hold the ball too long or the pocket has collapsed into him.

I’m seeing some stats comparing him to the Bosa’s or Chase Young and it’s just not apples to apples IMO. Those guys wrecked OT’s and were so explosive off the ball. Caden is having a great year, but I’d also give the scheme and players around him (Kenyatta, Arvell, Sonny, Macdonald, etc) a lot of credit.
So, maybe a better comparison is Sam Hubbard?
 
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They are the best defense..you don’t need to take the shine of Caden to hype others. Caden is moving up draft boards which is not about Stats. They all can and will eat. That was stupid nut not as stupid as saying Downs had a poor game.As many did.

100. Curry is making plays bc hes that talented not because hes simply in right place right time.
 
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Arvell Reese, Sonny Styles and Caden Curry Named Semifinalists for Lombardi Award, Reese and Styles Also Up for Butkus Award​

By Dan Hope on November 4, 2025 at 11:39 am @dan_hope
Arvell Reese and Sonny Styles

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Arvell Reese, Sonny Styles and Caden Curry are being recognized as three of the best defensive players in the country.
All three Ohio State defenders were named Tuesday as semifinalists for the Lombardi Award, which honors college football’s best lineman or linebacker. Ohio State is the only school with three players among the 13 semifinalists for the award.
Reese and Styles were also named Tuesday as two of the 12 semifinalists for the Butkus Award, which honors college football’s best linebacker.
Reese has been one of Ohio State’s top breakout stars this season, leading the Buckeyes with 54 tackles, including nine tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks.
Styles has also been a standout alongside Reese, recording 45 tackles – with zero missed tackles, per Pro Football Focus – with 2.5 tackles for loss, a forced fumble, an interception and a pass breakup.
Curry has been one of college football’s most productive defensive ends, recording 37 tackles with 10.5 tackles for loss and seven sacks in Ohio State’s first eight games of the season.
The winners of the Lombardi and Butkus Awards will be announced in December.

 
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