Ryan Day reacts to NFL players returning to college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 7:16 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Ohio State coach Ryan Day expressed frustration over NFL players potentially returning to college football, specifically referencing Cleveland Browns tight end Dae’Quan Wright's agreement with LSU. This situation arises amid recent NCAA eligibility changes allowing players a five-year window to play. Day noted this disruption affects roster management as teams prepare for the upcoming season. He emphasized the need for clearer deadlines for finalizing rosters and acknowledged the ongoing adaptations college programs must make in this evolving.
- •Dae’Quan Wright may return to LSU after being cut by the Browns.
- •NCAA's new eligibility rules contribute to player movements.
- •Day has discussed roster management issues with Big Ten commissioner.
- •Ohio State must consider roster additions before the season starts.
- 7:16 PMYahoo Sports — Ryan Day on NFL players returning to college: 'We are certainly in a different world'
"Ohio State coach Ryan Day is frustrated by NFL players returning to college football, but said the Buckeyes would evaluate possible options.
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