Full List of Ohio State Players Drafted in Each Round of 2025 NFL Draft

Ohio State just won its first national championship in 10 years after rolling through the College Football Playoff by outscoring its opponents by 70 total points. By the time the season was over, the Buckeyes beat the Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 9 and 10 teams in the final Associated Press poll.

OSU showed incredible dominance in the postseason, and now a host of 2024 Buckeyes are making their way to the NFL.

In recent years, the Buckeyes have been known for their penchant to send future NFL wide receiver standouts, such as Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Marvin Harrison Jr.

But Ohio State has also produced a successful quarterback (2023 Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year C.J. Stroud) and the Bosa brothers Joey and Nick, who have combined for 134.5 sacks.

This year's class isn't loaded with players that look like potential superstars on paper. But the 2025 Ohio State NFL draft crew is simply loaded with talent and depth, perhaps more than any other school. Twelve Buckeyes are listed in the top 100 of the B/R NFL Scouting Department big board alone, with 14 on the top 250.

The talent is there on both sides and at varied positions. The offensive backfield showcases quarterback Will Howard and running backs TreVeyon Henderson and Quinshon Judkins. Those three were protected by a great offensive line, and three OL prospects are headed to the pros in Josh Simmons, Donovan Jackson and Seth McLaughlin.

Wide receiver Emeka Egbuka might be the biggest name of the entire group, and it's with good reason given his great success in Columbus. He left OSU as the program's career receptions leader (205) to go along with 2,868 receiving yards and 24 scores through the air.

But the defense was tremendous as well. Edge-rusher Jack Sawyer, the hero of the CFP semifinal vs. Texas and the heart and soul of this team, is heading to the NFL. He was part of a great front that also included defensive lineman Tyleik Williams and edge-rusher JT Tuimoloau, who had a Big Ten-leading 12.5 sacks. On the back end, Ohio State had an experienced veteran in cornerback Denzel Burke, who played 51 games and earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in 2023.

And with that, here's a look at where all the Buckeyes went in the NFL draft.

Ohio State Draft Prospect List

OT Josh Simmons: Round 1, Pick 32 (No. 32 Overall): Kansas City Chiefs (After Trade With Philadelphia Eagles)

WR Emeka Egbuka: Round 1, Pick 19 (No. 19 Overall): Tampa Bay Buccaneers

DL Tyleik Williams: Round 1, Pick 28 (No. 28 Overall): Detroit Lions

EDGE JT Tuimoloau: Round 2, Pick 13 (No. 45 Overall): Indianapolis Colts

IOL Donovan Jackson: Round 1, Pick 24 (No. 24 Overall): Minnesota Vikings

RB Quinshon Judkins: Round 2, Pick 4 (No. 36 Overall): Cleveland Browns (After Trade With Jacksonville Jaguars)

RB TreVeyon Henderson: Round 2, Pick 6 (No. 38 Overall): New England Patriots

QB Will Howard: Round 6, Pick 9 (No. 185 Overall): Pittsburgh Steelers

CB Denzel Burke: Round 5, Pick 36 (No. 174 Overall): Arizona Cardinals (After Trade With Dallas Cowboys)

EDGE Jack Sawyer: Round 4, Pick 21 (No. 123 overall): Pittsburgh Steelers

IOL Seth McLaughlin: UDFA

S Lathan Ransom: Round 4, Pick 20 (No. 122 Overall): Carolina Panthers (After Trade With Denver Broncos)

LB Cody Simon: Round 4, Pick 13 (No. 115 Overall): Arizona Cardinals

CB Jordan Hancock: Round 5, Pick 32 (No. 170 Overall): Buffalo Bills (After Trade With Dallas Cowboys)

DT Ty Hamilton: Round 5, Pick 10 (No. 148 Overall): Los Angeles Rams (After Trade With Chicago Bears)