WATCH: Ronnie Bell Torches Buckeye Defender At Senior Bowl Practice

Ronnie Bell is turning heads during senior bowl practices, drawing impressive comparisons to a current Detroit Lion wide receiver.

If you're a Michigan Football fan, this is becoming somewhat of a common sight: a Wolverine wideout leaving a Buckeye defender in the dust. 

That's exactly what happened this afternoon when U-M wideout Ronnie Bell lined up against OSU defensive back Ronnie Hickman. In the video clip below, Hickman struggles to even stay within the frame of the camera - let alone being a position to make a play on the ball. 

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Back in November, Bell contributed 3 receptions for 46 yards against the Buckeyes in Columbus, as the Wolverines marched to another dominant 45-23 victory. It was Michigan's first road win over Ohio State since 2000 and the second consecutive win over the Buckeyes since the 1999-2000 seasons. 

So far, Bell is making quite the impression during Senior Bowl practices - leading Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network to draw comparisons of Bell with current Detroit Lions wideout, Amon-Ra St. Brown. 

After receiving just one offer from a Division I program to play college football, Bell went on to become one of the top receivers in Michigan Football history. In addition to being named a two-time captain in 2021 and 2022, Bell finished his Michigan career ranking No. 10 all-time in career receptions (145) and tied for No. 9 overall in all-time career receiving yards (2,269).

Here's a look at Bell's Draft scouting report via NFL Draft Buzz:

His long arms allow him to play bigger than his size, and Bell has a frame that can carry a little more weight.

Very good hands, accepts the ball fluidly on most throws and is ready to make a play afterward. Makes catches in traffic, even going up over taller defenders with vertical and toughness.

He’s equally dangerous in catch-and-run situations as he is taking the top off a defense

Bell has reliable hands and shows the willingness to make catches in traffic over the middle.

He’s at his best working in space, showing the quickness and vision of a return specialist. His stop-start ability allows him to create initial separation.

Often used on deep routes, getting separation down the sideline or over the middle on crossing routes by extending his arms rather than pure speed.

He accelerates quickly and possesses good straight-line speed. Bell shows solid ball-tracking skills and body control downfield, able to adjust to the off-target throw.

You can catch Bell's final game in the winged helmet at the Senior Bowl this Saturday, Feb. 4, at 2:30 pm ET on NFL Network.