Ohio State held its pro day on Wednesday, offering more than 140 NFL staffers — ranging from general managers to area scouts — the chance to get their eyes on some members of the national title team.

In what’s a wide-open and largely unsettled quarterback draft class, Ohio State’s Will Howard isn’t afraid to say that he should be a coveted prospect. Maybe even a first-rounder? After Howard threw on Wednesday at Ohio State’s pro day in front of a crowd that included five NFL general managers and six head coaches,

Ohio State held its annual pro day on Wednesday, allowing 16 former players to work out in front of assembled NFL personnel a month ahead of the league’s draft.