Ohio State sophomore quarterback Justin Fields (1) looks to pass the ball during the first half of the game against Maryland on Nov. 9. Ohio State won 73-14. Credit: Amal Saeed | Former Photo Editor With the Big Ten’s postponement of the 2020 football season, Buckeyes with their sights set on the NFL have a tough decision to make. If the season is pushed back until early 2021, Ohio State players looking toward the NFL draft — which typically takes place in late April or early May — may have little-to-no time to prepare for the draft process. With an Ohio State roster chock-full of NFL prospects, players that feel they’re pro-ready have the option to opt out of the season in order to prepare for the draft. With the potential for pro-ready players to leave the program without playing a season, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said that…
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