By: Marla Ridenour (Beacon Journal) -- COLUMBUS: Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz didn't mean to single out anyone Friday when cornered in the hallway after Ohio State's pro day workouts were complete. But he let a little something slip anyway. ''They were all good in the drills,'' Schwartz said. ''I think 'Beanie' Wells ran better than he did at the combine. I was up front when he ran and that was impressive.'' An endorsement from the team that holds the No. 1 pick in the April ... Read More

By: Jeremy Jeffries (BleacherReport.com) -- The Ohio State Buckeyes in 2009 are going to rely heavily on a 20-year-old sophomore from Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Luckily for me and all the other Buckeye fans around the world, this 20-year-old sophomore is Terrelle Pryor, a 6'6", 235-pound quarterback. Pryor is an awesome talent. On Sept. 20, 2008, he threw four touchdowns (an Ohio State record for a freshman) and one interception in his first career start for the Buckeyes. Ohio State beat Troy 28-10. He showed ... Read More

By: Todd DeVries (BleacherReport.com) -- The much-ballyhooed dual threat QB from Jeannette, Pa., will enter the fall season as the centerpiece of the Ohio State Buckeyes' offense. Gone is top pass-catcher Brian Robiskie and the bulldozing Chris Wells. Veteran QB Todd Boeckman is off to greener pastures. Yes, it’s clearly "The Terrelle Pryor Show" now in Columbus. Will the soon to be sophomore rise to the challenge and become the superstar we expect him to be? What’s the scoop? Though we’ve been ... Read More

By: Doug Lesmerises (Cleveland Plain Dealer) -- Neither Malcolm Jenkins, Beanie Wells nor James Laurinaitis ran as fast at the NFL Combine as they would have liked. But a quick spin through some post-combine mock drafts has their 40 times not affecting them all that much, it seems. Some updated mock drafts: Rob Rang, NFLdraftscout.com - Malcolm Jenkins No. 9; Beanie Wells No. 19; James Laurinaitis No. 29 Don Banks, SI.com - Jenkins No. 9; Laurinaitis No. 23; Wells No. 31 FoxSports.com - Jenkins No. 14; Wells ... Read More

By: Doug Lesmerises(Cleveland.com) -- You get accustomed to a lot of things covering Ohio State, but I must say it was still pretty interesting last week to see so many Buckeyes working out for the combine in Columbus. They were laughing together, joking together, and you looked over and said to yourself - first round, first round, first round, second round, maybe second round, probably fourth round, etc., and thought about the several million dollars just hanging out at the Woody. Eight ... Read More

By: Tim Bielik (BleacherReport.com) -- Sadly for the Ohio State fans, this may be the only time that Terrelle Pryor will catch a pass from another quarterback. After the Fiesta Bowl, many fans of Buckeye Nation want Pryor to be moved to WR instead of playing QB. This will never happen, simply because there is no one else to Viagra cheap throw to him. The difference in the game was Todd Boeckman, which allowed Pryor to be used as a WR, because of ... Read More

From: ChicagoTribune.com -- There wasn't as big a gap as usual between the talent at the Senior Bowl and the East-West Shrine Game, according to NFL personnel who attended both. But there is considerable draft fallout from both. Based on workouts, the best player at the Senior Bowl may have been Boston College defensive tackle B.J. Raji, who solidified his standing as a first-rounder. And Mississippi's Peria Jerry probably established himself as the second-best defensive tackle in the draft with a strong Senior ... Read More

By: Andy Zoric (Examiner.com) -- Beanie is going. buy phentermine without prescription Hartline is going. Colman is staying. Keeping track of the forthcoming Ohio State Buckeye’s roster changes can seem like some kind of elaborate game of bingo. With the January, 15 deadline for declaring for the draft now past the lists are in and there’s going to be no shortage of speculation for the next four months when the Detroit Lions go on the clock. The biggest name ... Read More

By: Meredith Miles (NBC4i.com) -- MOBILE, Ala.—Some of the most famous men in football are crowding around nearly 100 college seniors, including Ohio State’s Marcus Freeman and Brian Robiskie, as they battle to impress at this week’s Senior Bowl. The Senior Bowl, an annual event that features some of the country’s best senior collegiate football players in an NFL Cheap Alli Online combine-like weekend of practices, which culminates with a football game between teams representing the North and the South. Though a great ... Read More

By: Elliot Schall (BleacherReport.com) -- Over the years The Ohio State University has put many players into the NFL at almost every position. This year the Buckeyes lost a heart breaker in the 2009 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl to Texas. Even though we lost, we still had a team full of talent and phenomenal seniors. This year the Buckeyes have several former players entering the 2009 NFL Draft, and I am going to rank the Top Five! 5. Brian Robiskie At No. 5 I have the top ... Read More