C.J. Stroud’s final Ohio State game was played a little more than a year ago. The next chapter of Stroud’s career got off to a great start, even if his collegiate career didn’t finish the way he had hoped—losing to Georgia in the collegiate Football Playoffs on a failed field goal with seconds remaining.
The Houston Texans selected the quarterback with the second overall choice in the 2023 NFL Draft.
In his debut season in the NFL, he broke many records: the most career throwing attempts without an interception, the most passing yards and touchdowns by a rookie, and the most passing attempts without an interception.
Stroud won the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award after the 2023 season.
Stroud returned to Ohio State on Wednesday and attended the Buckeyes’ pro day at the Bobby Hayes Athletic Center.
Following the conclusion of the pro day, Stroud chatted with a few reporters and spent time with his old colleagues.
just to encourage my men. I still have a lot of wonderful relationships here. I simply want to say thank you to my brothers for their support over the last year and ask them to return the favor by showing them some love.
And I believe that each person had a successful day. Thus, I’m pleased with them.
It’s quite unique. I’ll treasure the wonderful relationships I’ve formed here for the rest of my life, guy. When I first arrived here, someone informed me that this was a 40-year decision rather than a four-year one.
And I get the feeling that for the next, well, as long God lets me stay here on Earth, dude, I’ll know without a doubt that this is my second home, and I’m honored to be able to return and still receive love.
I really thank everyone for watching me while I’m in the NFL and other stuff. I do, however, hold a particular place in my heart for Columbus.
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