COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State entered Thursday night’s opening round of the 2020 NFL Draft tied for USC for most first-round picks all-time. Thanks to two sure-fire picks and one big surprise, the Buckeyes now have some breathing room on that leaderboard. Chase Young, Jeff Okudah and Damon Arnette — three starters from Ohio State’s top-ranked 2019 defense — were selected in the first round. The Buckeyes have turned out multiple first-round picks in each of the past five drafts and 14 overall first-round selections since 2016. The next pick came a bit later than expected, with running back J.K. Dobbins slipping to No. 55 to the Baltimore Ravens. He was the only Buckeye taken in the second round, but things picked up in the third. The run on Ohio State players dried up a bit on Day 3, almost reaching past pick 200 before their next selection. Jordan Fuller…
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