Caden Curry: Ohio State's Edge Rusher

On April 3, Ohio State edge rusher Caden Curry stands 6 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 257 pounds, and wraps up his senior.

Year with 9 and 3 eighths inch hands and just 30 and 1 eighth inch arms.

This four star recruit from Indiana dominated high school ball, racking up 290 tackles, 83 and a half for loss, and 28 sacks while winning back to back state titles.

He even flexed on the baseball diamond as a pitcher and first baseman.

Curry logged 1,087 snaps over 4 seasons at Ohio State, but really broke out in 2025 with over 230.

Snaps, 46 pressures, and 40 stops, earning that rare PFF 4440 club nod.

He missed just 7 tackles that year, helped snag the 2024 national title, and snagged first team all big 10 honors.

Dude even spoke at the NFL scouting combo and back on February 25, 2026 in Indianapolis.

Fans and scouts love his elite motor and competitive fire.

He doesn't quit till the whistle, plays through contact with sharp vision, and brings.

Violent hands on pass rushes.

He's smart, quick to process, opportunistic against sloppy linemen, and versatile enough to drop into space or slide inside.

Flash special teams chops too, like blocking a punt against Purdue.

On the flip side, those 0 percentile arms and undersized frame limit his burst and bend, with average strength at the point of attack and no killer.

Go to move.

He lacks dynamic counters once stalled, was a one-year starter and got ejected ones for targeting.

Measureables will slide him down boards despite the hustle.

Still, Curry's technical savvy, edge-setting power, and non-stop grind make him a solid bet for depth snaps on defense and special teams.

Contributor perfect for coaches craving the hair on fire effort in the trenches.

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