Where Ohio State's 11 2026 NFL Combine invites are projected to be drafted

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The 2026 NFL Combine in Indianapolis will feature 11 former Ohio State Buckeyes among the 319 prospects invited. The event, held at Lucas Oil Stadium from February 26 to March 2, serves as a platform for these athletes to showcase their skills to NFL teams ahead of the April draft.
Key Ohio State invitees include linebacker Arvell Reese, projected as a top-five overall pick, and wide receiver Carnell Tate, expected to go within the top 10. Another high-profile prospect is safety Caleb Downs, also projected as a top 10 pick, known for his leadership and defensive acumen. Linebacker Sonny Styles, transitioning from safety, is anticipated to be selected in the top 15, while defensive lineman Kayden McDonald is expected to go late in the first round.
Other Buckeyes include cornerback Davison Igbinosun, projected for the early to mid third round, and tight end Max Klare, anticipated to be a mid-third round pick.
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