Ohio State linebacker Jack Sawyer experienced a whirlwind 48 hours, culminating in a national championship victory against Notre Dame and a celebratory appearance at Raising Cane's in Columbus with quarterback Will Howard. The joyous return to Columbus was met with an outpouring of support from fans eager to congratulate the Buckeyes on their triumphant season.

With the college season concluded, Sawyer and Howard now set their sights on the NFL Draft. Sawyer's impressive College Football Playoff performance, including a pivotal strip-sack against Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers in the Cotton Bowl, significantly boosted his draft prospects.

Sawyer emphasizes the importance of his faith, stating, "It's everything to us. When you prioritize God and strive to grow with Him, He opens doors you never thought possible. Our faith has been instrumental in keeping us motivated, especially after difficult losses this season." One such setback was the upset against their arch-rival, Michigan, a game that ended in an on-field altercation. Sawyer was observed removing a Michigan flag from midfield following the Wolverines' victory.

Despite this adversity, Ohio State demonstrated resilience, defying doubters and securing a spot in the championship game. Sawyer's personal performance soared after the Michigan loss, with strong showings against Tennessee, Oregon, and Texas. He reflected on the experience, saying, "This title run has taught me that not everything goes your way, but if you trust in God, keep fighting, and persevere, you'll eventually succeed. I'll carry this lesson to the next level, and I hope teams recognize my unwavering dedication."

While celebrating the championship win, Sawyer acknowledges the upcoming NFL Scouting Combine and the anticipation of the NFL Draft. He remains confident in his future, stating, "Anything is possible with God, and I trust His plan. He has blessed us beyond measure."