While there may not be a ton of sure-fire first-rounders at the moment, we have over half a college football season for the draft picture to sort itself out. Here's how I see the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft playing out as things stand.

BEREA, Ohio -- Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski wouldn’t rule out defensive end Jadeveon Clowney for Sunday’s road game in Atlanta. Clowney missed Thursday night’s win over the Steelers with an ankle injury suffered in the Browns’ Week 2 loss to the Jets. He also didn’t offer much on linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (groin) or defensive tackle Taven Bryan (hamstring), both injured during Thursday night’s win.

lead a restocked wide receiver room. So, with the way that the question was worded, Smith-Njigba and what will likely be a bunch of gaudy numbers make sense. But I am a little surprised that the three defensive options on the list didn’t even combine to equal half of the receiver’s total. With all due respect to JSN, with the video game-level talent that Brian Hartline has assembled in the WR room, if No. 11 never took the field this year, I think that Emeka Egbuka, Marvin Harrison Jr., Julian Fleming, Jayden Ballard, or some combination of WRs would be able to fill in the gap.

you one question about the Ohio State football team and another about the Big Ten’s reported media deal. Question No. 1: Other than C.J. Stroud, who will have the biggest impact on the OSU team this year? Perhaps this one wasn’t worded as well as it could have been, but these numbers surprise me a little bit. What we were trying to get at is something along the lines of "Other than Stroud, who will need to have the best season for OSU to reach its goals this season?" So, that L was on us for the wording, but in terms of impact, it is tough to argue against Jaxson Smith-Njigba. During his sophomore season, while sharing the field with two top-11 NFL Draft pick wide receivers, he broke records and became the breakout star of the campaign.

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Chris Holtmann’s brought in more than a handful of Ohio natives from the high school recruiting ranks during his tenure with the Buckeyes. Malaki Branham even lived in Columbus until he began his high school career. But before Wednesday, the sixth-year Ohio State head coach had never actually landed a local prospect who played high school hoops in the Columbus area. Kaleb Wesson hailed from Westerville in the 2017 class, but Holtmann largely inherited his recruitment from the Thad Matta regime. DAZN is the new home of the NFL in Canada. Live stream every NFL Live Free game in HD. Sign up today - $20 per month or $150 annually. Cancel anytime.

Over the last two months, Utah football has recruited well for its 2023 class, adding a combined nine commits in June and July. Now it seems the Utes have turned their focus to the future. On Tuesday, Utah received its first commitment for the 2025 class from Texas cornerback Joseph Smith. Currently not rated by 247 Sports — Smith isn’t found in Rivals’ database yet either — the 6-foot-1, 170 pound defensive back chose the Utes over one other offer, from the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs. A rising sophomore who is listed by recruiting services as a cornerback but has also played as a free safety and wide receiver according to his HUDL profile, Smith was offered by Utah on June 1. In explaining his decision to commit to the Utes, Smith wrote on Twitter, "After a long talk with my (f)amily, talking to coaches, loving the virtual visit, (and) conversations, I am verbally committing to Utah."

Brian Hartline may be on the verge of landing yet another five-star recruit heading into the second weekend of official visitors for the Ohio State football program. Brandon Inniss will be in Columbus this weekend, and he’s officially cut down his list of options to six, including the Buckeyes alongside Alabama, LSU, Miami, Texas A&M and USC. Inniss is the nation’s No. 18 player and No. 2 wide receiver, but has been ranked No. 1 for much of his prep career. The Florida native has a chance to build on Hartline’s tradition of recruiting success. Since being hired, Hartline has landed a player in every class who, at some point, spent time as the nation’s top wide receiver. Rugby enthusiasts and the like are now scouting on where to watch the rugby world cup live, delayed but high-quality videos, through satellite feeds, cable, freeview box, broadband, or online with a laptop or pc.

Ohio State got a commitment from one of the top 2024 prospects on Monday, when quarterback Dylan Raiola announced his commitment to the Buckeyes. ESPN doesn't have rankings for the 2024 class, but Raiola is widely regarded as one of the top overall recruits and one of the top quarterbacks in his class. Best ways to watch NFR live 2022 online.

Why hacen't we seen Garrett get drafted yet? This report basicaly says he should.