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Projected $368,000 Star QB Pushing to Help Ohio State's Recruiting
Projected $368,000 Star QB Pushing to Help Ohio State's Recruiting originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Ohio State Buckeyes don't need a whole lot of help on the recruiting trail. What the program can offer to high school prospects often speaks for itself. Advertisement But of course, the Buckeyes aren't going to turn down recruiting assistance. The program is getting that this weekend from 2027 highly touted signal-caller Brady Edmunds. "Four-star Ohio State quarterback commit Brady Edmunds out of Huntington Beach (Calif.) will remain in Columbus this weekend as a part of his five-day visit to Ohio State," On3's Mick Walker wrote. "He was one of the highest-ranked prospects at the Buckeyes first prospect camp on Thursday. "Now he will put his recruiting hat on this weekend with a trio of top 2027 targets coming to campus." Head coach Ryan Day and Ohio State Buckeyes will get help from a 2027 highly touted signal-caller.© Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Edmunds is one of two commitments the Buckeyes have received for the 2027 recruiting class. Advertisement The other is five-star athlete Jamier Brown. On the 247 Sports composite rankings, Brown is listed as the top receiver in the 2027 recruiting class. He is also the No. 5 overall recruit. The 247 Sports composite rankings have Edmunds rated the No. 6 quarterback and 67th-ranked overall prospect in the 2027 class. The fact he committed so early should only help Ohio State on the recruiting trail, particularly among offensive prospects. Edmunds committed to the Buckeyes in December. But he explained this weekend that he knew months prior that he wanted to play at Ohio State. "I think it was June 10th or 11th when I got the offer, and that's probably when I knew (I wanted to be a Buckeye)," Edmunds told 247 Sports. Advertisement Related: Ohio State Pushing to Land Highly Touted 6-Foot-3 Playmaker This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 7, 2025, where it first appeared.
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Coveted 6-Foot-5 Playmaker a 'Top Target' for Ohio State Football
Coveted 6-Foot-5 Playmaker a 'Top Target' for Ohio State Football originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Ohio State Buckeyes already have their eyes on 2027 recruiting prospects. The program has also begun prioritizing their preferred targets. Advertisement On3's Mick Walker wrote Friday that four-star tight end Brock Williams is on that list for the Buckeyes. "Four-star Libertyville (Ill.) tight end Brock Williams is the undisputed top target for tight coach Keenan Bailey in the 2027 class," Walker wrote. "He is also a top target for the aforementioned [Brady] Edmunds which is a big reason why Williams chose to make the the trip down to Columbus this weekend. The 6-foot-5 210-pound Williams was last on campus for the Buckeyes first spring practice on March 17. "Williams is fresh off a trip to Athens last weekend. Georgia is also making Williams, No. 1 tight end in 2027 On300, a priority." Ohio State Buckeyes and football head coach Ryan Day have started looking into 2027 recruiting prospects.© Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Brady Edmunds is a four-star 2027 quarterback already committed to Ohio State. Advertisement Edmunds appears to be one of the reasons the Buckeyes are making Williams a priority. According to the 247 Sports composite rankings, Williams is the No. 2 tight end in the 2027 recruiting class. A Libertyville, Illinois native, Williams is also the top recruit from Illinois and the No. 19 overall prospect in the class. In addition to Edmunds, the Buckeyes have received a commitment from five-star athlete Jamier Brown in the 2027 class. Brown is the No. 5 overall recruit and top Ohio prospect in the class according to the composite rankings. Edmunds is also ranked in the top 10 at his position and in the top 100 nationally. Advertisement Related: Ohio State Lands 'Huge Visit' With Coveted Star This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 7, 2025, where it first appeared.
