Marvin Harrison

Harrison is one of the most hyped-up players in the country entering this season, and for good reason. The Buckeye looks like the next great pass-catcher off the assembly line that is Brian Harline’s wide receiver room. In his first year as a full-time starter, Harrison posted 77 catches, 1,263 yards and 14 touchdowns. As C.J. Stroud’s favorite target, the receiver backed up all of the hype that was generated after his three touchdown showing in the Rose Bowl following the 2021 season. Harrison is a specimen of a wide receiver, with unbelievable hands and incredible body control. He’s also an elite underneath separator, which helps him rack up receptions against hapless cornerbacks. Ohio State will be breaking in a new starting quarterback, likely Kyle McCord, but it’s unwise to bet against Ryan Day and the prolific offenses he’s fielded in his tenure as head coach in Columbus. Harrison is the best receiver on what figures to be one of the best offenses in the country. The Biletnikoff, Heisman and a top-five NFL draft selection are all on the table for the wideout.