Green Bay Packers 2017-2020 OL - Josh Myers ('20 First Team All-B1G. '20 Fourth Team All-American)

Ohio State's 2017 class is still ranked No. 1. We caught up with Josh Myers, the top-rated prospect in that group: https://t.co/nlGiv9odiZ

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) May 16, 2016

6'6" 306 pound Ohio State commit, 5⭐️ OL Josh Myers bench presses 435 pounds! 😳 pic.twitter.com/sygNpKEhst

— The Buckeye Nut (@TheBuckeyeNut) May 17, 2016

JOSH MYERS READY TO BE A SLOB

Miamisburg, Ohio's Josh Myers has been committed to Ohio State for so long that he already feels like he's a member of The Slobs. He's pretty happy about it.

From the Dayton Daily News:

Q: What do think of the OSU offensive line’s nickname The Slobs?

A: That’s awesome. I can’t wait to be a Slob. Technically, you could probably say I already am a Slob.

The five-star prospect also talked about the benefits and challenges of being a 6-foot-6, 305-pound teenager.

Q: What do you like about being big?

A: Obviously without being as big as I am I wouldn’t be sitting in this room today. And also you can eat a lot of food, and that is OK with me.

Q: What are the challenges of being big?

A: Wow, I’ve never really been asked that. There’s not really a whole lot of things I dislike about it. People look at you and are like, ‘Goodness, that’s a large man.’ But you get used to that. I do have to order online all my shoes (size 15 or 16) and I have to wait for them. I don’t like that. And then I have to shop at Destination XL (near the Dayton Mall) and buy big-people clothes. I like those stores though.

Ohio State is eager to get Myers on campus this coming January, especially new offensive line coach Greg Studrawa, who will be charged with shaping his career in Columbus. Myers had such a solid and established relationship with Ed Warinner and others that he was worried about the transition to "Coach Stud" initially.

Q: What are your impressions of new offensive line coach Greg Studrawa?

A: He’s awesome. I was kind of worried at first because I had such a good relationship before with everyone they had on the staff. But once I finally got to meet him and after sitting down with him for five minutes it felt like I had known him forever. He’s just such an easy guy to talk to, like he’s part of the family.

Expect to see this future Slob on campus with the Buckeyes a lot this summer as he tries to put himself into a position for early playing time in 2017.

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Congrats to OL Josh Myers of Miamisburg (Ohio) on being invited to #TheOpening Finals! #Final5 #GOTOPEN pic.twitter.com/YNjOxBsDSI

— ALL22 (@TheOpening) June 2, 2016

Future #Buckeye @joshmyers58 talks about being selected for The Opening, making 8 #OhioState commits selected https://t.co/EVrt9yN500

— Bill Kurelic (@Bill_Kurelic) June 2, 2016

Wow... this kid could start right now.