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This category is for American football players at the Ohio State University.











Pages in category "Ohio State Buckeyes football players"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 514 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • List of Ohio State Buckeyes in the NFL Draft

  • Ohio State Buckeyes football statistical leaders




A



  • Tony Adamle

  • Doug Adams (American football)

  • Mike Adams (offensive tackle)

  • Will Allen (safety)

  • Warren Amling

  • Chuck Anderson (Canadian football)

  • Dick J. Anderson

  • Tim Anderson (defensive back)

  • Tim Anderson (defensive tackle)

  • Steve Andrako

  • Eli Apple

  • Gordon Appleby

  • Bob Atha




B



  • Rodney Bailey

  • Jerome Baker (American football)

  • Jake Ballard

  • Devin Barclay

  • J. T. Barrett

  • Tom Barrington

  • Brent Bartholomew

  • Kirk Barton

  • Brian Baschnagel

  • Drew Basil

  • Joe Bauserman

  • Rupert R. Beetham

  • Todd Bell

  • Vonn Bell

  • William M. Bell

  • Steve Bellisari

  • Michael Bennett (defensive tackle, born 1993)

  • LeCharles Bentley

  • Gary Berry

  • John Bettridge

  • Red Blair

  • Hubert Bobo

  • Todd Boeckman

  • Charles Bolen

  • Alex Boone

  • Justin Boren

  • Zach Boren

  • Joey Bosa

  • Nick Bosa

  • David Boston

  • Morris Bradshaw

  • Mike Brewster

  • John Brockington

  • Aaron Brown (linebacker)

  • Corey Brown (American football)

  • Noah Brown (American football)

  • Bryant Browning

  • Dick Brubaker

  • Earle Bruce

  • Bob Brudzinski

  • Carl Brumbaugh

  • Fred Bruney

  • Christian Bryant

  • Courtland Bullard

  • Joe Burrow

  • Sam Busich

  • Keith Byars

  • Butler By'not'e




C



  • Tom Campana

  • Joe Campanella

  • Parris Campbell

  • Bobby Carpenter (American football)

  • Cris Carter

  • Drew Carter

  • Duron Carter

  • Jeremy Cash

  • Howard Cassady

  • Chimdi Chekwa

  • Boyd Cherry

  • Bam Childress

  • Galen Cisco

  • Frank Clair

  • Maurice Clarett

  • Algy Clark

  • Don Clark (Canadian football)

  • Vinnie Clark

  • Adrien Clarke

  • Nate Clements

  • Eugene Clifford

  • Ollie Cline

  • Kurt Coleman

  • Neal Colzie

  • Derek Combs

  • Gareon Conley

  • Joe Cooper (linebacker)

  • Jim Cordle

  • Jeff Cothran

  • James Cotton (gridiron football)

  • Tom Cousineau

  • Charles Csuri

  • Cookie Cunningham

  • Tony Curcillo

  • Mike Current




D



  • Jim Daniell

  • Doug Datish

  • Jeff Davidson

  • Paul Davis (fullback)

  • Hal Dean

  • Taylor Decker

  • Van DeCree

  • Tom DeLeone

  • Na'il Diggs

  • Ray DiPierro

  • J. K. Dobbins

  • Doug Donley

  • Bill Doolittle

  • Mike Doss

  • Dick Doyle (American football)

  • Rickey Dudley

  • Dean Dugger

  • Jack Dugger

  • Tippy Dye




E



  • Nate Ebner

  • Byron Eby

  • Bernard Edwards (American football)

  • Bill Edwards (American football coach)

  • Pat Elflein

  • Bruce Elia

  • Ezekiel Elliott

  • Ray Ellis (American football)

  • Frank Ellwood

  • Tyler Everett




F



  • Chase Farris

  • Gene Fekete

  • Bob Ferguson (American football)

  • Keith Ferguson (American football)

  • Wes Fesler

  • Luke Fickell

  • Alan Fiers

  • Dick Flanagan

  • Jim Flower (American football)

  • Dave Foley (American football)

  • Len Fontes

  • Dustin Fox

  • Tim Fox (American football)

  • Reid Fragel

  • Doug France

  • Dave Francis

  • John Frank (American football)

  • Simon Fraser (American football)

  • Marcus Freeman (American football coach)

  • Greg Frey

  • Ken Fritz

  • Mike Furrey




G



  • Joey Galloway

  • Chris Gamble

  • Sonny Gandee

  • Winfield Garnett

  • Shaun Gayle

  • Eddie George

  • Joe Germaine

  • Reggie Germany

  • Vernon Gholston

  • Thaddeus Gibson

  • Sid Gillman

  • Horace Gillom

  • Ted Ginn Jr.

  • Terry Glenn

  • Ernie Godfrey

  • Nick Goings

  • Sam Goldman

  • Anthony Gonzalez

  • Randy Gradishar

  • Jack Graf

  • Jeff Graham

  • Kent Graham

  • Scottie Graham

  • Cie Grant

  • Curtis Grant

  • Doran Grant

  • Larry Grant (American football)

  • Rory Graves

  • Marcus Green

  • Cornelius Greene

  • Archie Griffin

  • Ray Griffin

  • Anthony Griggs

  • Andy Groom

  • Lou Groza

  • Kenny Guiton




H



  • Bill Hackett

  • Roy Hall (American football)

  • Charley Hamrick

  • Johnathan Hankins

  • Chic Harley

  • Roger Harper (American football)

  • Raymont Harris

  • Randy Hart

  • Brian Hartline

  • Ben Hartsock

  • Dwayne Haskins

  • Leo Hayden

  • Herb Henderson (American football)

  • Champ Henson

  • Luther Henson



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