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Bo Jackson Ohio State
File RB-11 · National rank 160 · 2028 class

Bo Jackson

#25· Ohio State ·RB ·So ·2029 Draft · Cleveland, OH
6'0"Height 217 lbWeight
RepresentationYoung Buck Management Confirmed
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My Grade
7.3/10
Day 3 Caliber
Current · Draft Caliber
6.2 Floor range 2.0 Ceiling 8.2
8.2/10
Day 2 Caliber
Ceiling · +0.9
6.2/10
Priority UDFA
Floor · −1.1
Ceiling: Projected 2026 starter (RB1) — real opportunity to climb; close to ceiling (+0.9) · up-year team · RB devalued (ceiling capped).
Floor: Proven starter — high, stable floor · returning-starter role secures it; downside −1.1.
Grade not yet reviewed
8.9+ Round 1 Caliber
7.8+ Day 2 Caliber
6.7+ Day 3 Caliber
5.6+ Priority UDFA
4.4+ UDFA
3.3+ Long Shot
2.2+ Raw Prospect
1.1+ Deep Project
0.0+ Non-Prospect
Grade History
7.3 2025
Re-graded after each season · 2025 is the beta baseline.
Scouting Notes

Downhill lead back with size and burst who ran through a full workload as a sophomore, gashing defenses for 1,090 yards at 6.1 a carry with six scores and a 19-catch receiving role. Jackson runs behind his pads, makes one cut and hits it, and looks the part of an every-down back at 6-0, 217. He was the engine of a heavy-favorite offense and handled bell-cow volume without the tread showing. However, the sample is a single season and the injury history is a real footnote — durability at the position is the number the grade discounts, and a back's stock lives and dies on staying upright. What you want in 2026 is a second 1,000-yard year that proves the body holds up to lead-back touches. Ascending, productive and a legitimate draft back on a Day 2/Day 3 trajectory if the availability matches the ability.