Doran Grant is the latest former Ohio State footballer to recognize his dream of getting a chance to play in the NFL.
Grant, a two-year starter for the Buckeyes and integral part to the team's run at the first ever College Football Playoff National Championship last season, was drafted in the 4th round, 121st overall, by the Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday.
The First Team All-Big Ten selection finished his senior campaign at Ohio State with 63 tackles, five interceptions and nine pass breakups while primarily matching up with the opposition's best wide receiver.
Grant is the latest in a long line of stellar Buckeye cornerbacks to hear his name called at the NFL Draft, with the most recent being former teammate Bradley Roby, who was selected 31st overall last season by the Denver Broncos.
