Penn State vs. Ohio State: 2020 NFL Draft stock report

After a rivalry game in Ohio, several 2020 NFL Draft prospects helped or hurt their case. Here is a review of Penn State and Ohio State stock report.

As the seniors of the Ohio State Buckeyes football team were introduced one by one, fans and scouts were in for a treat at Ohio Stadium. A major showdown with the rival Penn State Nittany Lions was set to begin, a game loaded with prospective 2020 NFL Draft talent. It is this type of important game that can make or break a prospect’s draft stock, especially with so many eyes in attendance from the pros.

The Buckeyes came out as winners on the scoreboard as they defeated the Nittany Lions to move to 10-0 on the season. Their Big Ten and College Football Playoff aspirations will be put on the line as they now travel to Ann Arbor for their rivalry showdown with the Michigan Wolverines this upcoming weekend.

According to Eleven Warriors’ Dan Hope, there were at least 12 teams in attendance to scout the game. This doesn’t count the numerous eyes watching at home. Some players made the most of their time on the field, while some have taken a hit.

Let’s take a look at the players whose stock was affected most by Saturday’s big game.