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Sonny Styles Becomes Ohio State’s Seventh First-Team All-American in 2025, Tying the Program Record

Ohio State has tied its program record for the most first-team All-Americans in one season.

Sonny Styles became Ohio State’s seventh first-team All-American of 2025 when he was named Thursday as a first-team All-American by Sporting News.

Jeremiah Smith, Kayden McDonald and Caleb Downs were also named first-team All-Americans by Sporting News. Caden Curry, Carnell Tate and Arvell Reese made Sporting News’ second team.

Smith, Downs and McDonald will become unanimous All-Americans if they earn first-team honors from the Football Writers Association of America, which will announce its All-America team on Thursday.

The full list of Buckeyes who have earned first-team All-American honors this season:

  • WR Jeremiah Smith (consensus)
  • DT Kayden McDonald (consensus)
  • LB Arvell Reese (consensus)
  • S Caleb Downs (consensus)
  • LB Sonny Styles (Sporting News)
  • C Carson Hinzman (American Football Coaches Association)
  • DE Caden Curry (On3)

Ohio State previously had seven first-team All-Americans in 1974, when Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin was a unanimous All-American, offensive linemen Steve Myers and Kurt Schumacher were consensus All-Americans and cornerback Neal Colzie, defensive linemen Pete Cusick and Van DeCree and punter Tom Skladany each also earned first-team nods.