Ohio State WR Carnell Tate saw his draft stock take a significant dip after his performance at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis. The post ‘He’s Pretty Slow’: Ohio State WR Carnell Tate’s Draft Stock Dips After Combine appeared first on Heavy Sports.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State has 15 spring practices to answer a question that, for most of the last decade, never really needed asking: who is the No. 2 wide receiver? With a room full of new faces, untested potential and one guaranteed star in Jeremiah Smith,

Carnell Tate is projected to become the sixth Ohio State wide receiver in five years to be drafted in the first round — possibly in the top five picks.

Jerry Jeudy did the best that he could this season given the circumstances. Jeudy is currently suffering the same fate as many talented Cleveland receivers bef

The New York Giants’ 2025 season provided crucial information about roster flaws, and wide receiver was a glaring issue throughout the year. Malik Nabers‘ injury helped reveal the clear issue at receiver,

If you can't beat the Buckeyes, have them join you. On Wednesday, the University of Washington football team added its third Ohio State player in three seasons, and second during this transfer portal cycle, by reportedly signing redshirt freshman wide ...

Cortez Hankton’s former receivers at the NFL Scouting Combine said Ohio State’s new receivers coach is hard on his players on the field but always supports them off the field.

Ohio State faces a critical spring question at wide receiver as new faces compete to complement with Jeremiah Smith and balance the attack.