Little began his career at Alabama but made a name for himself at Florida State prior to joining the Buckeyes this past offseason. He, unlike McClain, is a proven downfield playmaker. His four interceptions led the Seminoles in 2025 as he proved he can track and pounce on the deep ball with control and precision. The son of former eight-year veteran Earl Little, “junior” does not have as much speed and burst to work with which could be an issue. The standout trait he has, however, is between the ears. His trigger is instant and it is hard to find tape where he gets caught out of position. This will be the most complex offense he faces and he can make some money with a quality game against a scheme that puts as much pressure on defenders mentally as it does physically.