WR Garrett Wilson and DE Zach Harrison
What VanHaaren says
“Wilson played in all 14 games last season for Ohio State and finished with 432 receiving yards and five touchdowns. His best game, statistically, came against rival Michigan, when he hauled in 118 yards and a touchdown. He made some outstanding catches throughout the season, showing off his playmaking ability and why Ohio State made him such a recruiting priority.
With three of Ohio State’s five leading wideouts off to the NFL, Wilson has a chance to take on a bigger role and be an integral part of the offense. Having spent an entire season with quarterback Justin Fields, that added time and chemistry will only help as Wilson looks to take the next step in his career.
On the other side of the ball, the Buckeyes and defensive line coach Larry Johnson have had an excellent track record at defensive end the past few seasons, so it’s fair to say a five-star defensive end in Zach Harrison could be an impact player this season.
Harrison filled in when Chase Young was suspended for two games and played in all 14 games. He had 24 total tackles, 3.5 sacks and five tackles for loss in a backup role. As a starter, Harrison has an opportunity to become a dominant player like so many defensive ends before him at Ohio State.”