The Cincinnati Bengals have five former Ohio State players on their roster, more than any other school, and all of them are playing key roles as starters in their playoff run.
Eli Apple, Vonn Bell, Joe Burrow, Sam Hubbard and Isaiah Prince were all members of the 2015 Ohio State football team.
Nevertheless, they’re all back together with the Bengals now after previously playing together in Columbus. And for a franchise whose fans often used to bemoan the lack of Buckeyes on the roster, they represent the largest contingent of players who played at the same university on the Bengals’ active roster – all the while making up five of the Bengals’ 22 starters.
He’s been among the Bengals’ most productive defenders this year, recording 62 total tackles with 12 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, three pass deflections, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries. In the first two playoff games of his career, Hubbard has recorded six total tackles with two tackles for loss, one sack and one pass deflection to help lead the Bengals to a pair of wins.
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