COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ten nuggets on the Ohio State Buckeyes and the NFL Draft after Thursday’s Pro Day inside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. 1. Defensive end Tyquan Lewis, who was sick at the NFL Combine, dropped some enticing testing numbers on top of his productive career as a Buckeye. He may wind up going higher in the 2018 NFL Draft than expected. Lewis didn’t run a 40 at the combine, but he ran in the mid 4.6 range Thursday, which would have given him around the fifth- or sixth-best speed for pass rushers at the combine. “That’s really good for that position and how big he is,” OSU strength and conditioning coach Mickey Marotti said. He also improved his broad jump to 10-feet-7-inches, which was five inches better than his combine jump and would have ranked second among pass rushers there. His 4.32 20-yard shuttle and his 7.14 3-cone…
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