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Twitter reacts to Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud’s NFL combine throwing session

Although Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud didn’t run through most of the drills while at the NFL combine, all eyes were on him as they prepared to throw to the bevy of wide receivers in attendance.

Many saw what we have over the course of the last two seasons; precise accuracy and ball placement. Stroud did nothing that many Buckeye fans hadn’t witnessed throughout his two years as a starter in Columbus.

Plenty of analysts were buzzing after Stroud’s throwing session, so it’s safe to say he put on a show and there should be no questions about his ability to move the ball through the air at the next level. Find out below some of the best reactions to Stroud’s impressive performance on social media.

Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III

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No disagreement here, Stroud was everything that RG III said.

Arm strength

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If you were like me, it never seemed like Stroud had elite arm strength, but these numbers show a much different story. He has a cannon for a right arm.

NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah

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We weren’t surprised.

Video backing up Jeremiah

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Stroud went rapid-fire and made all the throws.

ESPN’s Matt Miller

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They have pretty good chemistry together.

Fantasy Pro’s Derek Brown

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We know; we’ve seen it for a while.

The Draft Network’s Ryan Fowler

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Stroud can make all the throws.

ESPN’s Jordan Reid

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SP1 is pretty similar to QB1 right?

Hooked on Fantasy’s Luke Sawhook

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What a pretty throw.

NFL Network’s Michael Florio

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Safest best or best bet?

The Athletic’s Nick Baumgardner

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Pretty good or really good? I’d say really, really good.

NFL.com’s Eric Edholm

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“Nice day” might be an understatement.

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