Ohio State added yet another offensive lineman to its 2027 class on Monday, with four-star interior offensive lineman Davis Seaman committing to the Buckeyes.
The Columbus Bishop Watterson product seems to have been an OSU lean for a while, but now he officially joins the class to become the fifth offensive lineman committed to the Buckeyes already.
He is considered by 247Sports composite rankings as the No. 400 player in the country, the No. 21 interior offensive lineman and the No. 15 player in Ohio. He chose Ohio State over Auburn and Penn State.
He is ranked higher by 247Sports individual rankings at No. 241 in the country and No. 15 at his position.
He joins the latest Buckeye commitment, four-star offensive tackle Jimmy Kalis, in the class, as well as four-star offensive tackle Kellen Wymer, four-star offensive tackle Brody McNeel and three-star offensive tackle Mason Wilt. He is the third in-state commitment of the five offensive linemen.
Seaman is the 11th commitment for the Buckeyes in the class, also joining five-star edge rusher DJ Jacobs, five-star wide receiver Jamier Brown, four-star safety Eli Johnson, four-star linebacker Quinton Cypher, four-star quarterback Brady Edmunds and three-star safety Angelo Smith.
