Ohio State Pro Day

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Is C.J. Stroud participating in Ohio State football’s Pro Day?

The Ohio State football program will host its annual Pro Day on Wednesday, and it could provide an early look at a potential 2023 NFL Draft prospect.

C.J. Stroud won’t be eligible for the draft for another year, but on Wednesday, he’ll serve as the quarterback for wide receivers Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson.

Former OSU quarterback Cardale Jones will join Stroud in the Pro Day. Jones threw for 2,322 yards and 15 touchdowns in 23 games during his career from 2013-15 before being taken in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft. His brightest moment came during the 2014 season when he stepped in as the third-string quarterback and led the Buckeyes to a national title in the first year of the College Football Playoff.

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11 Players To Participate In Ohio State's Pro Day On Wednesday

The former Buckeyes will have another chance to impress general managers, coaches and scouts before the draft.

Ohio State’s Pro Day typically draws more than 100 representatives from all 32 teams.

Ohio State’s Pro Day will begin at 11 a.m. It will not be broadcast live by any networks, though ESPN and NFL Network will likely be in attendance.

Entire article: https://www.si.com/college/ohiostat...s-to-participate-in-pro-day-on-wednesday-2022

Here's what they did at the NFL Combine:



Ohio State's 2022 NFL Combine results

https://247sports.com/college/ohio-...lave-Garrett-Wilson-Thayer-Munford-184019475/

 

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BUCKEYE PRO DAY CENTRAL: RESULTS, VIDEOS, SIGHTS AND SOUNDS FROM OHIO STATE'S 2022 PRO DAY

Ohio State's 2022 Pro Day is here.

108 scouts and representatives from NFL teams across the country flocked to the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on Wednesday to get an in-person look at 10 Buckeyes hoping to begin their NFL careers.

Haskell Garrett, Antwuan Jackson, Demario McCall, Thayer Munford, Chris Olave, Nicholas Petit-Frere, Tyreke Smith, Master Teague III, Garrett Wilson, and Chris Booker were Ohio State's 10 participants with C.J. Stroud and Cardale Jones also in attendance to throw passes to the Buckeye receivers.

Jeremy Ruckert was initially set to participate, but arrived with a walking boot and did not participate in pro day. Ruckert also missed the NFL combine while dealing with plantar fasciitis in his foot.

Numerous twitter videos in this link....

https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ghts-and-sounds-from-ohio-states-2022-pro-day

 

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Jebus CJ looked fantastic. Owners are hating life right now wishing he was draft eligible. That long ball can't land any better than they did.

 

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Ohio State held its 2022 Pro Day on Wednesday, and despite combine-type events being accurately described as the underwear Olympics, this was an important football experience for the 10 players participating (maybe even 11, if NFL teams wanted to get an early look at C.J. Stroud). Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson had very little to prove, but were able to work out – more so than simply running a few gauntlet drills – in front of NFL personnel, with all eyes focused on them.

Guys like Thayer Munford and Nicholas Petit-Frere were given an opportunity to improve their draft stock, and Master Teague, Antwuan Jackson, and others set out to prove that they deserve a shot in the NFL. Jeremy Ruckert sat this one out due to injury, but old friend and Buckeye legend Cardale Jones also participated, in case anybody needs a CFP-winning quarterback or a football thrown through drywall... because 12 Gauge still has the howitzer.

Over 100 staff members from all 32 NFL teams were present for OSU’s Pro Day, showing a certain level of admiration and respect for what the program has done over the last few decades. It also goes to show how highly touted certain Buckeyes are, and have been, going into recent drafts. Lovie Smith, head coach of the Houston Texans, was in attendance, sparking the idea (albeit far-fetched) that a Buckeye WR could be in play at pick #3. The Texans have much bigger needs, but thanks to the Deshaun Watson trade, they also have plenty of draft capital to burn. If they feel like Wilson or Olave is one of the most talented players in the draft, why not spend their found money? Houston also has the 13th pick, which is a much more likely scenario. Ohio State’s own Mike Vrabel and the Washington Commanders’ Ron Rivera were the other head coaches in attendance.



Results were mixed, as one would expect, with Teague impressing the most among those who did athletic drills. Olave, Wilson, and Stroud appeared as if they have been practicing together daily since the Rose Bowl, and there were some cool teaching moments when Vrabel got involved with the linemen. After all was said and done (Wednesday night), Ryan Day tweeted out many of the results and added a personal message for each player. He certainly didn’t have to. Those guys are hopefully on their way to leaving Columbus and having successful NFL careers, and Day has a different roster and a new season to worry about. But his desire and willingness to show appreciation for each player one more time – along with his handling of the recent Harry Miller situation and so much more – is yet another reason why he is the guy Ohio State fans should want in Columbus for a very long time.