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Been waiting on his blowup game since the last NW game.
Just passed 3 or 4 WRs they had ahead of him in the draft on Saturday.
Just passed 3 or 4 WRs they had ahead of him in the draft on Saturday.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just sayin': This site now lists him as #6:
However, FOX Sports had him #4 on Oct 2:
2026 NFL Draft Rankings: The Top Wide Receivers and Tight Ends | FOX Sports
FOX Sports NFL Draft analyst Rob Rang ranks the top pass-catchers in the 2026 class.
www.foxsports.com
Overshadowed by true sophomore Jeremiah Smith this season and previous first-round picks in past years, Tate is a verifiable first-round-caliber prospect in his own right. He isn’t the biggest or fastest receiver but checks every imaginable box for the NFL, winning with nuanced route-running, excellent body control to win contested passes, soft hands and selfless blocking downfield that makes him popular with teammates and coaches.
Given Ohio State’s incredible run on first round receivers - they’ve had five drafted since 2022! - it isn’t often that one can call a Buckeyes receiver underrated, but Tate qualifies. He has seven touchdowns in just under two and a half seasons in Columbus. Don’t be surprised when he exceeds that total during Ohio State’s march back to the playoffs this winter.
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That sounds exactly like JSN and Egbukas write-ups. They never learnJust sayin': This site now lists him as #6:
However, FOX Sports had him #4 on Oct 2:
2026 NFL Draft Rankings: The Top Wide Receivers and Tight Ends | FOX Sports
FOX Sports NFL Draft analyst Rob Rang ranks the top pass-catchers in the 2026 class.
Overshadowed by true sophomore Jeremiah Smith this season and previous first-round picks in past years, Tate is a verifiable first-round-caliber prospect in his own right. He isn’t the biggest or fastest receiver but checks every imaginable box for the NFL, winning with nuanced route-running, excellent body control to win contested passes, soft hands and selfless blocking downfield that makes him popular with teammates and coaches.
Given Ohio State’s incredible run on first round receivers - they’ve had five drafted since 2022! - it isn’t often that one can call a Buckeyes receiver underrated, but Tate qualifies. He has seven touchdowns in just under two and a half seasons in Columbus. Don’t be surprised when he exceeds that total during Ohio State’s march back to the playoffs this winter.
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