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2021 NFL Draft (29 April 2021 - 1 May 2021)

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The Crimson Tide tied the record of six first-round picks set by Miami in 2004; however, it's going to go down to the wire for the most players actually drafted this year.

Alabama - 10
Ohio State - 10
Georgia - 9
Notre Dame - 9
 
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ScriptOhio said:
The Crimson Tide tied the record of six first-round picks set by Miami in 2004; however, it's going to go down to the wire for the most players actually drafted this year.

Alabama - 10
Ohio State - 10
Georgia - 9
Notre Dame - 9
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Just like in 2020, a total of 10 Buckeyes were selected in the 2021 NFL draft:
  • QB Justin Fields: Round 1, No. 11 overall, Chicago Bears
  • LB Pete Werner: Round 2, No. 60 overall, New Orleans Saints
  • C Josh Myers: Round 2, No. 62 overall, Green Bay Packers
  • G Wyatt Davis: Round 3, No. 86 overall, Minnesota Vikings
  • RB Trey Sermon: Round 3, No. 88 overall, Arizona Cardinals
  • LB Baron Browning: Round 3, No. 105 overall, Denver Broncos
  • DT Tommy Togiai: Round 4, No. 132 overall, Cleveland Browns
  • TE Luke Farrell: Round 5, No. 145 overall, Jacksonville Jaguars
  • DB Shaun Wade: Round 5, No. 160 overall, Baltimore Ravens
  • DE Jonathon Cooper: Round 7, No. 239 overall, Denver Broncos
By the end of Saturday night, all 15 Ohio State players who played for the Buckeyes in 2020 and participated in a pre-draft pro day were on NFL rosters, as five others signed contracts as undrafted free agents:
  • TE Jake Hausmann: Detroit Lions
  • LB Tuf Borland: Minnesota Vikings
  • LB Justin Hilliard: San Francisco 49ers
  • K Blake Haubeil: Tennessee Titans
  • P Drue Chrisman: Cincinnati Bengals
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I keep thinking that. I really don't see any two WRs that are better. Jameson Williams had to leave OSU because he couldn't pass Olave or Wilson, Burks is good but not the same caliber, and the rest are just the rest imo. I know I might be a homer, but it isn't just Ohio State fans that think this way as you can tell by the post.
 
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I keep thinking that. I really don't see any two WRs that are better. Jameson Williams had to leave OSU because he couldn't pass Olave or Wilson, Burks is good but not the same caliber, and the rest are just the rest imo. I know I might be a homer, but it isn't just Ohio State fans that think this way as you can tell by the post.
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Drake London is gettting a lot of push by the media but I would also take Olave and Wilson over him. His 6'5" height is his best weapon though he is a good receiver regardless. Those 3 are going to be stars in the league imo.
 
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