Although he’s still working his way back from injury, Josh Proctor says he’s feeling good and is confident he will be a playmaker this fall in Jim Knowles’ defense.
It didn’t take long for Josh Proctor to realize he had suffered a serious injury in Ohio State’s second game of the 2021 season against Oregon.
That injury ended Proctor’s hopes of having a big senior season that would propel him to being selected in the 2022 NFL draft. Instead, Proctor is back with the Buckeyes for a fifth-year senior season after taking a redshirt last year. “I didn't go out like I wanted to,” Proctor said of last season. “I was unable to achieve what I wanted to achieve, being with the guys and just being here. So I feel like, it probably took me about a good month or two to really grasp that ’OK, I'm working my way back to another year and getting back into the swing of things.’”
“I feel good. I feel like I'm able to get out there and run around, just getting my legs back under me,” Proctor said Friday.
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