He was the second Ohio State QB to go in the first round in three years, following Dwayne Haskins Jr., who shattered nearly every school single-season passing record in 2018 when Day was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach under Urban Meyer. The success of Haskins, Fields and Stroud has not coincidentally come at the same time Ohio State has continued to pump out talented receivers, including 2022 first-round draft picks Garett Wilson and Chris Olave. “I think Dwayne really kind of broke the mold and became the first first-rounder at quarterback in a long time here,” Day said last week. “Then you’re starting to see Justin and you’re starting to see some of those wide receivers, some of our guys that are having success in the NFL. You’re seeing that carry over, and you’re seeing some of the recruiting start to reflect that as well. Now you’re seeing a couple…
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