The Ohio State Buckeyes have a reputation for producing some of the best defensive players in the NFL. Joey Bosa and Ryan Shazier are the most recent successes, and now Raekwon McMillan hopes to join the ranks. A native of Hinesville, Georgia, McMillan had three successful seasons for the Buckeyes with 275 total tackles and six sacks. He was named second team All-American and first team Big Ten in both his sophomore and junior seasons, and he was a finalist for the Butkus Award and Lott Trophy—two prestigious defensive awards. And of course he was part of the 2014 Ohio State National Championship team. Now, McMillan is gearing up for the NFL Draft and his professional football debut. We had the chance to catch up with Kwon—as he’s nicknamed—as he was training at EXOS (Phoenix) in preparation for the 2017 NFL Scouting Combine. An Early Setback McMillan was an exceptional…
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