If there is anything that the NFL season has taught the college football world, it is that Ohio State is Wide Receiver University, and there is no arguing it anymore. Throughout this NFL season, wide receivers who were drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft out of Ohio State have been absolutely crushing it this season.
This includes:
- Marvin Harrison Jr. (Arizona Cardinals)
- Chris Olave (New Orleans Saints)
- Jaxson Smith-Njigba (Seattle Seahawks)
- Emeka Egbuka (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
- Garrett Wilson (New York Jets)
Marvin Harrison Jr. was the latest to show his amazing ability on the field with the Arizona Cardinals playing the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Harrison Jr., who has had a bit of a slower start than he was used to at Ohio State, was a key player in the Cardinals win over the Cowboys.
The second-year wideout had seven receptions on 20 targets for 96 receiving yards and one touchdown. The touchdown Harrison had was one that had many people talking as the former Buckeye absolutely demolished Cowboys DB Daron Bland's ankles, completely making him fall down on his route to the end zone.
Omg😤 https://t.co/UOf6kMPw05
— Jeremiah Smith (@Jermiah_Smith1) November 4, 2025
Once Harrison Jr. made his move that had Bland on skates, it was an easy catch for the touchdown and his third score of the season. With his 96 receiving yards during the game, Harrison Jr. was the leading receiver for the Cardinals.
Current Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who never got a chance to play with Harrison Jr., shared the video of the amazing route and touchdown with the caption of 'OMG,' which pretty much sums up the reaction of most Ohio State fans and, honestly, most fans of football.
It is awesome to see current Buckeyes supporting former Buckeyes, even though they didn't play together, it is a brotherhood they are all a part of.