A Draft of Ohio State’s Historically Deep 2025 NFL Draft Class

Ohio State’s historically deep 2025 draft class will be in the spotlight at this week’s NFL Scouting Combine.15 members of Ohio State’s national championship team are in Indianapolis for the combine – the most players from any school – and all 15 of them are expected to be drafted, which would tie Georgia’s record for the most picks from one school in a seven-round NFL draft.With media interviews at the NFL Scouting Combine starting today and on-field workouts commencing at Lucas Oil Stadium tomorrow, we take a look at Ohio State’s loaded NFL draft class on this week’s episode of Real Pod Wednesdays.We start the show by sharing some overall thoughts on Ohio State’s draft class, which Buckeyes boosted their NFL draft stock the most during the College Football Playoff, which Buckeyes we expect to be combine stars and which Buckeyes would benefit most from a strong combine workout.Then, we put our GM hats on and conduct our own draft of Ohio State’s draft prospects, with each of us making seven rounds’ worth of picks of which Buckeyes we’d draft if we were calling the shots for an NFL team.The full results of our draft:1. DE Jack Sawyer (Dan)2. OT Josh Simmons (Andy)3. WR Emeka Egbuka (Andy)4. G/T Donovan Jackson (Dan)5. RB TreVeyon Henderson (Dan)6. DE JT Tuimoloau (Andy)7. DT Tyleik Williams (Andy)8. QB Will Howard (Dan)9. CB Denzel Burke (Dan)10. CB Jordan Hancock (Andy)11. S Lathan Ransom (Andy)12. RB Quinshon Judkins (Dan)13. C Seth McLaughlin (Dan)14. DT Ty Hamilton (Andy)The full rundown for this week’s show:0:00 Historically Deep Ohio State Draft Class Heads to the Combine9:24 Donovan Jackson, Will Howard, Jordan Hancock Among Buckeyes Who Boosted Stock in CFP15:29 Emeka Egbuka, TreVeyon Henderson Among Potential Combine Stars (If They Work Out)19:56 Denzel Burke, Cody Simon Among Buckeyes Who Could Benefit Most from Strong Combine22:35 A Seven-Round Draft of Ohio State’s Top 2025 NFL Draft Prospects37:23 Can Ohio State Men’s Basketball Bounce Back to Make the NCAA Tournament?