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Ohio State Pro Day Highlights NFL Prospects' Skills

3/26/2026

Summary

Story summary

Ohio State's Pro Day on March 25 showcased NFL draft prospects, including wide receiver Carnell Tate, linebacker Sonny Styles, and edge rusher Arvell Reese.
Head coach Ryan Day highlighted Ohio State's ability to develop NFL-ready talent and high coaching standards.
Styles, who moved from safety to linebacker, impressed with his athleticism by running a 4.46-second 40-yard dash at the combine.
Carnell Tate did not run the 40 at Pro Day, focusing on route running instead.

History

Historical Context

Ohio State's football program, established in 1890, has a rich history marked by nine national championships and a commitment to developing NFL talent. The 2004 NFL Draft saw 254 players selected, reflecting the league's competitiveness. As of 2025, Ohio State's program is valued at $2–2.5 billion, underscoring its influence on college football and the NFL talent pool.

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Story summary

Ohio State's Pro Day on March 25 showcased NFL draft prospects, including wide receiver Carnell Tate, linebacker Sonny Styles, and edge rusher Arvell Reese.
Head coach Ryan Day highlighted Ohio State's ability to develop NFL-ready talent and high coaching standards.
Styles, who moved from safety to linebacker, impressed with his athleticism by running a 4.46-second 40-yard dash at the combine.
Carnell Tate did not run the 40 at Pro Day, focusing on route running instead.

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