The 2025 NFL Draft is over, but it's not too early to start monitoring the 2026 draft, scheduled April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. The 2025 class didn't feature much star power at quarterback.
Caleb Downs and the Ohio State Buckeyes are heading into a national championship matchup against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Before the team's College Football Playoff matchup, Downs revealed an exciting NIL announcement.
When Ohio State landed Caleb Downs in the transfer portal, they landed one of the best pure athletes in the country. Initially, Caleb Downs had a real possibility that he would be playing on offense and at least seeing some snaps.
The Ohio State football team is one of the best in the country, and a big reason why is their star-studded transfer portal class. Head coach Ryan Day and his Buckeyes knew that this was a make or break year, so they hit the portal hard.
The Ohio State Buckeyes got down to business in Week 2 of college football, picking apart Western Michigan with the first shutout for the program since 2019.
It did not take long for Alabama football fans to get over the loss of Caleb Downs to Ohio State. Downs left via the NCAA transfer portal after a sensational freshman season, but Kalen DeBoer found a more than worthy replacement at free safety.
The 2025 NFL draft is still a while away and few people are thinking about it, but even fewer people are thinking about the 2026 NFL Draft. That won’t stop the good people at Pro Football Focus thinking about some potential top prospects for that year’s edition.
When it comes to player evaluations for the NFL Draft, most discussions this year will be about the players eligible for the 2025 draft. There are many Ohio State Buckeyes who should be headed to the 2025 NFL Draft, hopefully after accomplishing some major goals by winning some hardware.
The Alabama transfer should elevate the Buckeye secondary to another level. Every day from now until the start of the season, Land-Grant Holy Land is highlighting Ohio State football players that you should be watching this season.
It still feels weird to watch an advertisement with a current college football player, but with the emergence of NIL it has become more frequent and the most recent Ohio State player to gain a big brand deal is Caleb Downs.
When the Ohio State Buckeyes landed star safety Caleb Downs in his transfer away from the Alabama Crimson Tide, they added one of the best defensive playmakers in the nation.
By Mark Pszonak With the 2024 college football season beginning tomorrow, here is a look at the Top 50 transfers from the 2023/2024 cycle who will prove to be the most important: 1.
To be competitive in the current landscape of collegiate sports, schools need to have top-notch NIL collectives. It is an area that Ohio State has thrived in, which has led to them being able to land stellar recruits who hit the transfer portal.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have the best roster in college football. Even if Georgia is ranked higher than the Buckeyes in the AP poll, there's no more feared defense in the nation than in Columbus, Ohio.
The 2024 college football season kicks off in less than a week and we are getting the final push for preseason lists all week long. We are all aware of how talented the Ohio State football team is, but we are once again reminded thanks to the most recent Associated Press preseason All-American team.
Ohio State safety Caleb Downs, one of the second-ranked Buckeyes’ high-profile transfers, and three of his new teammates were selected for the preseason AP All-America team.
Safety Caleb Downs and three of his Ohio State teammates were selected for the preseason Associated Press All-America first team. The second-ranked Buckeyes placed six players overall on the All-America teams.
In today’s Fact or Fiction – Portal Edition – I look at three more transfer topics and decide whether the statement is indeed FACT or FICTION. 1. Jaden
While Caleb Downs has only been in Columbus for a few months, he is already sending shockwaves through the OSU NIL landscape. The 19-year-old sophomore, who transferred from Alabama to Ohio State following legendary coach Nick Saban’s retirement, recently launched his own tech startup, Launchpoint.
The transfer portal gives and the transfer portal takes away. Ohio State earned a big win in regard to the transfer portal this past off-season as they were able to sway Caleb Downs, Quinshon Judkins, Seth McLaughlin and Will Howard to come to Columbus.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have one of the largest NIL bases in the country. They have done a wonderful job of upgrading their roster by offering athletes seemingly unlimited opportunities when it comes to earning money on and off the field.