COLUMBUS, Ohio — Despite capturing the first-ever College Football Playoff championship, Ohio State only had four players invited to this year’s NFL Scouting Combine. And although that’s a scary thought for future opponents of the Buckeyes—who will return 14 combined starters on offense and defense next season—Urban Meyer’s squad will still provide the NFL with its annual supply of talent.
It may not be quite like last year, when Ohio State put an unprecedented seven rookie starters in the NFL, but this year’s crop of pro Buckeyes could include as many as two first-round picks. In fact, all four OSU alums at the combine could be instant impact players and off the draft board by the end of this spring’s third round.
Of course, a lot can change between now and the actual draft, starting with this week’s combine in Indianapolis. After helping lead Ohio State to an unlikely run to a national title, these four senior starters will now attempt to solidify their respective draft stocks at the annual draft showcase.
With that in mind, here’s a look at how the Buckeyes have been faring in Indianapolis.
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