J.T. Barrett

RB/ATH, QB · Ohio State
... As an NFL prospect, Barrett was a great college football team leader, which is why he is the only Buckeye to be named team captain for three years. He has decent size, excellent athleticism, outstanding instincts and he can run, pass and he can find ways to inspire his offense and frustrate the opposing defense. But success in college does not necessarily translate to success in the unforgiving world of the NFL. Just ask Tim Tiebow or the many other college superstars who litter history but did not make it in the NFL. It won't be surprising to see some team take a shot at Barrett sooner than expected and it won't be surprising if he is not drafted at all. And that is probably the most apt overview of this great college football leader. Whatever happens with Barret going forward will not be a surprise. BACKGROUND Barrett not only is the Ohio State record holder for passing yards, but he also ranks seventh in school history in rushing yards, trailing only Archie Griffin, Ezekiel Elliott, Eddie George, Tim Spencer, Chris Wells and Braxton Miller... Barrett enrolled at Ohio State in January 2013 and spent the spring season working out, but not running, while recovering from his 2012 knee surgery. He was considered one of the nation's premier dual threat quarterbacks in the Class of 2013, although his senior season came to an early end with a knee injury in the fifth game of the season. He was rated as the No. 11 prospect in talent-rich Texas (247Sports) and a consensus four-star cornerback (ESPN, Rivals, Scout, 247Sports).