Thirty-three former Big Ten stars were selected in the 2018 NFL Draft last week, and now those players are picking their NFL numbers. See which numbers Big Ten names, listed in draft order, will wear inside.
With the 2018 NFL Draft in the rear view mirror, several way-too-early 2019 NFL mock drafts are out. Ohio State rising junior Nick Bosa, the younger brother of Joey Bosa, highlights the Big Ten, going No. 1 in a pair of mock drafts we checked.
The Big Ten had 33 former stars selected in the 2018 NFL Draft. Following the final pick Saturday night, undrafted players began signing free-agent deals. See all of the Big Ten players who have inked free-agent deals below.
The 2018 NFL Draft is in the books, and 33 former Big Ten standouts were selected, paced by Penn State's Saquon Barkley (No. 2) and Ohio State's Denzel Ward (No. 4). Twenty-one Big Ten players were selected on the final day (Rounds 4-7).
Eight former Big Ten stars were selected in the second and third rounds of the 2018 NFL Draft on Friday night. The conference enters the final day of the draft (Round 4-7) with 12 players off the board, headlined by No. 2 Saquon Barkley (New York Giants) and No. 4 Denzel Ward (Cleveland).
Purdue football coach Jeff Brohm has received a two-year contract extension through 2024. The school's board of trustees approved the deal Thursday.
The Big Ten put a punctuation mark on the 2018 spring season with finales at Iowa, Nebraska, Penn State and Wisconsin. Here is a look at the action.
Ohio State is a factory when it comes to producing defensive backs, having a Big Ten-high 14 selected since the 2008 draft. And almost half (six) of those selections have been first-rounders.
In the last 10 NFL drafts, Ohio State has had 13 linebackers picked. Who sits at No. 2? Tom Dienhart breaks down the last decade of linebackers picked from the Big Ten.
The Big Ten has had just 14 quarterbacks picked in the last 10 drafts. Four schools have had two selected: Iowa (Ricky Stanzi and C.J. Beathard), Michigan (Chad Henne and Jake Rudock), Michigan State (Kirk Cousins and Connor Cook) and Northwestern (Mike Kafka and Trevor Siemian).
