Five-Star WR Jett Harrison Commits to Ohio State's 2028 Class

Ohio State has secured another high-profile wide receiver commitment, landing five-star prospect Jett Harrison in the 2028 recruiting class. Harrison, the younger brother of former Ohio State All-American Marvin Harrison Jr., announced his commitment to the Buckeyes on Wednesday.

The pledge continues what has become a notable pipeline of Harrison family talent flowing through Columbus. Marvin Harrison Jr. established himself as one of the most decorated receivers in program history before departing for the NFL, and now his younger brother is set to follow the same path to Ohio State.

Harrison Commitment Bolsters Future Buckeye Recruiting Class

Jett Harrison's commitment arrives as Ohio State works to rebuild its roster depth after a significant offseason of attrition. The Buckeyes saw 11 players depart in the 2026 NFL Draft while an additional 31 players entered the transfer portal, leaving the program with considerable turnover heading into the 2026 season.

To address those losses in the near term, Ohio State has leaned on incoming freshman talent for the 2026 cycle. Among the most prominent of those arrivals is wide receiver Chris Henry Jr., who was rated the top wide receiver in the 2026 recruiting class according to Rivals Industry Rankings.

Henry Jr. has also shown public support for the program's latest addition, acknowledging Harrison's commitment. The two pass-catchers are separated by recruiting classes, with Henry Jr. part of the current 2026 group while Harrison is slated for 2028.

With Jett Harrison now committed, Ohio State has strengthened its outlook at the wide receiver position well into the future, adding a five-star prospect who carries both elite recruiting standing and a direct family connection to one of the program's most celebrated recent players.