Former San Marcos Mission Hills receiver, who starred at Ohio State, will be in Las Vegas
Olave, 21, will go in the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday night, according to draft analysts with the league and its media partners.
“The reason why you see him married with so many different teams in all these mock drafts is that he fits,” said Jeremiah, who scouted for Baltimore, Cleveland and Philadelphia. “He’s a silky smooth route-runner who can do so many different things. He tracks the ball really, really well. He’s incredibly smart. Their coaches down there rave about him. They love him.”
At season’s end, Olave returned a punt 60 yards for a touchdown in the quarterfinals, to go with TD catches of 82 and 18 yards. He had 12 catches, two for touchdowns, in the section’s Open Division Championship. Hauser acknowledged that, back then, he didn’t envision Olave would become a first-round draft selection. But Olave didn’t need much longer to instill that belief. Seeing the Ohio State freshman catch two touchdown passes and block a punt, fueling a rout of No. 4 Michigan that November, made a strong impression.
There’s a good chance a fellow San Diegan, linebacker Devin Lloyd, an Otay Mesa High alum, will precede or follow Olave to the NFL stage Thursday night, But, not since Point Loma High alum J.J. Stokes went 10in the 1995 NFL Draft, from UCLA to the San Francisco 49ers, has a former San Diego County prep player gone in the first round as a receiver. Six years before Stokes, it was Kearny’s Shawn Collins, who went 27to the Atlanta Falcons in 1989.
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