C.J. Stroud makes another case to go No. 1, but the Colts are monitoring

COLUMBUS - With the eyes of the NFL on him, C.J. Stroud dropped back in the Woody Hayes Athletic Center and let the ball rip 58 different times at the Ohio State pro day. The ball hit the ground on only six of them, and only two were actual misses. It was a day to put on display the accuracy, ball placement, arm strength, footwork and consistency that have Stroud in position to become one of the first quarterbacks selected in this year's draft. And in front of Panthers coach...