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Ohio State football quarterback C.J. Stroud runs a drill at the school's NFL Pro Day in Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, March 22, 2023. (AP Photo/Paul Vernon)
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Full List of Ohio State Players Drafted in Each Round of 2023 NFL Draft

Paul KasabianApr 27, 2023

Ohio State has finished first and second, respectively, among FBS teams in points per game the last two seasons.

So it's no surprise that the Buckeyes again had a host of tremendous offensive talents declaring for the NFL draft, with three in particular looking destined for the first round.

That trio is led by quarterback C.J. Stroud, who was in the predraft conversation to be the No. 1 overall pick alongside Alabama's Bryce Young. He ultimately went No. 2 to the Houston Texans after Young landed first with the Carolina Panthers.

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Stroud dominated his two-year stop as the Buckeyes starter, completing 69.3 percent of his passes for 8,123 yards (9.8 yards per attempt), 85 touchdowns and 12 interceptions.

Stroud had a great rapport with his receivers at Ohio State, and one of them joined him in Round 1 in wideout Jaxon Smith-Njigba, whose immense talent landed him there at No. 20 to the Seattle Seahawks despite nearly missing all of last year with a left hamstring injury.

He told reporters in March that he's 100 percent now, and that's a great sign for a player who posted one of the greatest single-game performances in recent memory with a 15-catch, 347-yard, three-touchdown outing against Utah in the 2022 Rose Bowl.

OSU's skill-position players have routinely found themselves in Round 1 of late, but an offensive lineman could be there as well.

B/R NFL Scout Brandon Thorn graded offensive tackle Paris Johnson Jr. as the top player at his position in this class and compared him to Minnesota Vikings Pro Bowler Brian O'Neill. Johnson ended up going sixth to the Arizona Cardinals.

Overall, this is another year where OSU prospects should fare well in the draft. Here's where Buckeye prospects landed this year.

Ohio State Draft Prospect List

CB Cameron Brown: N/A

DT Jerron Cage: N/A

Edge Zach Harrison (B/R NFL Scouting Report): Atlanta Falcons (No. 75)

S Ronnie Hickman Jr.: (B/R NFL Scouting Report): Cleveland Browns (UDFA)

OT Paris Johnson Jr. (B/R NFL Scouting Report): Arizona Cardinals (No. 6)

OT Dawand Jones (B/R NFL Scouting Report): Cleveland Browns (No. 111)

WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (B/R NFL Scouting Report): Seattle Seahawks (No. 20)

QB C.J. Stroud (B/R NFL Scouting Report): Houston Texans (No. 2)

DT Taron Vincent: N/A

C Luke Wypler (B/R NFL Scouting Report): Cleveland Browns (No. 190)

List via NFL.com.

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