One year in is too early to truly judge a draft. This time last year, Vic Beasley looked like a disappointing bust after a four-sack rookie season. Todd Gurley looked like the franchise back people expected coming out of Georgia, but Melvin Gordon had been a staggering disappointment and seemed allergic to the end zone. We were a year away from unexpected breakout seasons from Landon Collins and Jay Ajayi.If we’re trying to figure out who produced the best crop of rookie talent after one year, though? That’s up for grabs. Ohio State sent a whopping 12 players into the NFL this season, including Ezekiel Elliott and Joey Bosa, who will likely claim the Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year awards. Where do the Buckeyes rank among the most productive rookie draft classes in modern league history? Let’s try to figure it out.There’s no easy or exceedingly accurate way…
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