Josh Fryar

Pro Career:

2025: Played in 12 games (five starts) on offense at both LT and RT and on special teams as a rookie ... made his NFL debut @ NO (9/7) and saw action on special teams ... saw action on special teams in the win vs. CAR (9/14) ... played on offense and special teams in Week 3 @ SF (9/21) ... saw action on special teams vs. Sea (9/25) ... inactive vs. Ten (10/5) ... inactive @ Ind (10/12) ... inactive vs. GB (10/19) ... inactive @ Dal (11/3) ... inactive @ Sea (11/9) ... appeared on offense at RT and special teams vs. SF (11/16) ... played on offense and special teams vs. Jax (11/23) ... saw action on offense and special teams @ TB (11/30) ... appeared on offense and replaced the injured Paris Johnson Jr. at LT in the third-quarter vs. LAR (12/7) ... made his first career start at LT and blocked for Brissett as he passed for three touchdowns for the first time this season @ Hou (12/14) ... made his second consecutive start at LT and blocked for the offense to record 300+ yards for the 11th consecutive game vs. Atl (12/21) ... started and protected Brissett as he passed for 200+ yards and 2+ TDs for the ninth time this season @ Cin (12/28) ... started and blocked for the offense that recorded 300+ yards for the 12th time this season @ LAR (1/4/26).

Pro Career:

2025: Played in 12 games (five starts) on offense at both LT and RT and on special teams as a rookie ... made his NFL debut @ NO (9/7) and saw action on special teams ... saw action on special teams in the win vs. CAR (9/14) ... played on offense and special teams in Week 3 @ SF (9/21) ... saw action on special teams vs. Sea (9/25) ... inactive vs. Ten (10/5) ... inactive @ Ind (10/12) ... inactive vs. GB (10/19) ... inactive @ Dal (11/3) ... inactive @ Sea (11/9) ... appeared on offense at RT and special teams vs. SF (11/16) ... played on offense and special teams vs. Jax (11/23) ... saw action on offense and special teams @ TB (11/30) ... appeared on offense and replaced the injured Paris Johnson Jr. at LT in the third-quarter vs. LAR (12/7) ... made his first career start at LT and blocked for Brissett as he passed for three touchdowns for the first time this season @ Hou (12/14) ... made his second consecutive start at LT and blocked for the offense to record 300+ yards for the 11th consecutive game vs. Atl (12/21) ... started and protected Brissett as he passed for 200+ yards and 2+ TDs for the ninth time this season @ Cin (12/28) ... started and blocked for the offense that recorded 300+ yards for the 12th time this season @ LAR (1/4/26).

College:

Played 54 games (30 starts) in five seasons (2020-24) at Ohio State, making 29 consecutive starts over his final two seasons (2023-24) … all 30 of his starts came at right tackle … in Arizona reunited with Cardinals O-Line coach Justin Frye, who was his position coach with the Buckeyes the past three seasons (2022-24) and OL Paris Johnson Jr., who played on the same line at OSU from 2020-22 … played six bowl games during his tenure with the Buckeyes … two-time All-Big Ten selection … as a senior in 2024, earned Honorable Mention All-Big Ten honors after starting all 16 games at RT during the Buckeyes run to a National Championship; one of only two O-Linemen to start all 16 games for OSU … helped Ohio State's offense rank 7th nationally in fewest TFLs allowed per game (3.75) and 10th in fewest sacks allowed per game (1.0) … as a junior in 2023, named first-team All-Big Ten after starting all 13 games at RT … appeared in 13 games as a sophomore in 2022, including making his first college start vs. his home state Indiana Hoosiers (11/12) … saw action in 12 games as a freshman in 2021 after redshirting in his first year in 2020.

Personal:

Attended Beech Grove (IN) High School where he was rated as a the #1 player in Indiana and a top-15 O-Line prospect nationally as a senior in 2019 … selected to play in the All-American Bowl … a three-sport athlete, starring on the football and basketball teams while also competing in track and field … an OSU scholar athlete as a freshman in 2020, went on to earn a bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Sciences in April of 2024.