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Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate has declared for the 2026 NFL Draft, where he is expected to be a first-round pick, joining a list of recent Buckeye receivers drafted early. Tate, a highly productive player with excellent skills, posted significant stats in 2025 and is projected to be a top prospect, though his departure raises questions about Ohio State's upcoming passing game.
Ohio State's football team secured a 34-0 victory over Wisconsin, with Ryan Day praising the team's offensive potential and defense, while highlighting areas for improvement such as the run game and special teams. Julian Sayin and Carnell Tate received high praise for their performances, with Tate calling Sayin 'a Heisman winner.' The team remains focused on continuous improvement as they advance into the season.
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day discussed the team's 31-7 victory over Northwestern, highlighting key performances from players like Carnell Tate and Sonny Styles. Day emphasized the importance of learning from each game and preparing for future challenges, noting that Indiana, like Northwestern, will be well-prepared after a bye week. He praised the team's ability to adjust during the game and the support from Ohio State fans at Wrigley Field.
Ohio State's victory over Northwestern was highlighted by a poignant moment for sophomore wide receiver Carnell Tate, who returned to his hometown of Chicago to play at Wrigley Field. Tate, whose mother was killed in Chicago last summer, scored two touchdowns in front of a supportive crowd, including 25 of his own supporters. Head coach Ryan Day praised Tate's resilience and performance, noting the significance of his achievements in light of personal tragedy. Despite being overshadowed by other star receivers, Tate has been a key player for the Buckeyes this season.
Ohio State's dominant victory over Michigan State allowed head coach Ryan Day to play 13 true freshmen, including Malik Hartford who started in place of the injured Josh Proctor and recorded a career-high four tackles. Freshman quarterback Lincoln Kienholz made his debut, completing two passes for 18 yards, while tight end Jelani Thurman caught his first career receptions. Carnell Tate extended his catch streak to six games, and Jermaine Mathews Jr. showcased his potential in the defensive backfield. Overall, 14 of Ohio State's 21 scholarship true freshmen have seen playing time this season.
Ohio State Buckeyes had several players see increased playing time in their victory over Wisconsin, with running back TreVeyon Henderson playing more snaps than he had all season after returning from injury. Wide receivers Carnell Tate and Xavier Johnson also saw their highest snap counts of the season, filling in for injured players. In total, 53 Ohio State players saw action in the game, with eight offensive players and eight defensive players playing over 50 snaps.
Freshmen Carnell Tate and Jermaine Mathews Jr. played crucial roles in Ohio State's 20-12 victory over Penn State. Tate delivered a key block on Marvin Harrison Jr.'s touchdown and secured the Nittany Lions' onside kick. He also made an athletic diving catch and played a season-high 36 offensive snaps. Mathews Jr., filling in for Denzel Burke, played a career-high 47 defensive snaps, recorded three tackles, and broke up a key third-down pass. Overall, six freshmen contributed to the Buckeyes' win.
Ohio State held its second spring scrimmage as part of the program's Student Appreciation Day event, with several standout performers emerging, including wide receiver Carnell Tate, defensive lineman JT Tuimoloau, cornerback Davison Igbinosun, and quarterbacks Kyle McCord and Devin Brown. Freshman tight end Jelani Thurman and running backs Dallan Hayden and Chip Trayanum also had notable moments. The Buckeyes' defense, particularly the defensive line, dominated the scrimmage, with Tuimoloau recording three sacks. Tate, a heralded recruit, caught a high volume of first-team reps and made plays over the middle of the field and down the sideline.
Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has dubbed freshman Carnell Tate as the Buckeyes' next star at the position. Tate, a five-star recruit from Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy, has been compared to Calvin Ridley and has the potential to become an impact player for a College Football Playoff contender and eventually an early-round NFL Draft pick.
Ohio State football's quarterback competition continues with Kyle McCord and Devin Brown switching off reps with the first and second string offense during Saturday's student appreciation day practice. The defensive line dominated against a struggling offensive line, creating pressure and coverage sacks. True freshman receiver Carnell Tate had an impressive day, repping with the ones and making some nice catches. Safety Ja'Had Carter suffered a non-contact knee injury and left practice, but there is optimism that it is not serious.
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day was impressed with the team's defensive line and the performance of wide receiver Carnell Tate during the Buckeyes' Student Appreciation Day scrimmage. Day also provided updates on injuries and praised the work of running back Chip Trayanum. He hopes to see one of the quarterbacks separate themselves from the other in the coming practices. The team is also looking to establish three tight ends that can play this season.
Ohio State Buckeyes' new offensive coordinator, Brian Hartline, enjoyed calling plays during the team's first spring scrimmage and was impressed by freshman wide receiver Carnell Tate's attention to detail. Hartline also praised the progression of third-year player Jayden Ballard and the depth of the Buckeyes' wide receiver group. He sees his role as a learning opportunity and is focused on building a foundation with the team's younger players. Hartline also expressed pride in former Buckeyes Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson's success in the NFL.