COLUMBUS, Ohio — A year ago, Marshon Lattimore wasn’t sure his football career was going to continue. After arriving at Ohio State as a highly touted prospect, Lattimore had spent his first two seasons in Columbus on the sideline due to reoccurring hamstring injuries. As he entered the 2016 season with a starting cornerback spot opposite Gareon Conley open in the Buckeyes’ starting lineup, it appeared to be now or never for the Cleveland Glenville product. Lattimore chose now. And after proving he could stay on the field for an entire season, Lattimore now finds himself as one of the top — if not the top — top cornerback prospect in the 2017 NFL Draft. As we did last week with Malik Hooker, let’s take a look at how Lattimore got here, and what’s ahead for the potential top-10 pick. Recruitment A 4-star prospect, Lattimore was ranked the No. 52 player…
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