History of First-Round NFL Draft wide receivers
Ohio State continues to lead with the most first-round picks of all collegiate teams. Let’s take you through the eight former wide receivers taken in the NFL.
Reem Abdalazem
Update:
Ohio State has had more first-round picks than any other collegiate team, and this year there will be two more Buckeyes in the NFL Draft, Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson.
The two wide receivers, going down as the best in the team’s history, will join the rest of the Buckeyes’ receivers who went down in the first round of the league’s draft.
In addition to bringing you the 2022 NFL draft live online, here’s also a list of the eight former OSU first-round receivers.
OSU First-round wide receivers (8)
- Paul Warfield (1964) Selected by: Cleveland Browns Overall Pick | No. 11
- Joey Galloway (1995) Selected by: Seattle Seahawks Overall Pick | No. 8
- Terry Glenn (1996) Selected by: New England Patriots Overall Pick | No. 7
- David Boston (1999) Selected by: Arizona Cardinals Overall Pick | No. 8
- Michael Jenkins (2004) Selected by: Atlanta Falcons Overall Pick | No. 29
- Santonio Holmes (2006) Selected by: Pittsburgh Steelers Overall Pick | No. 25
- Ted Ginn, Jr. (2007) Selected by: Miami Dolphins Overall Pick | No. 9
- Anthony Gonzalez (2007) Selected by: Indianapolis Colts Overall Pick | No. 32