Like his Ohio State teammates J.T. Barrett and Jamarco Jones, Buckeyes linebacker Chris Worley was announced as a participant in the East-West Shrine Game on Tuesday.
Chris Worley of The Ohio State University has accepted the invitation to play in the 2018 East-West #ShrineGame - https://t.co/k4yxnpJ7cf @TheRealJizzle35 @OhioState
— Shrine Game (@Shrine_Game) December 26, 2017
Worley, who had previously accepted an invitation to the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl, now appears headed to the Shrine Game – which is considered to be the No. 2 all-star game for NFL draft prospects, behind the Senior Bowl – instead, as both games are scheduled to be played on Jan. 20.
One of seven Buckeyes currently slated to play in postseason all-star games – Jalyn Holmes and Tyquan Lewis are participating in the Senior Bowl, while Michael Hill and Marcus Baugh are participating in the NFLPA Bowl – Worley is projected as the No. 222 overall prospect in the 2018 NFL draft class and as a sixth- or seventh-round pick by NFLDraftScout.com.