Reid Carrico
Career Summary
Reid Carrico is a linebacker who played at Ohio State and West Virginia before entering the NFL in 2026.
He began his professional career with Cleveland after a rookie minicamp tryout.
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Early Life
Carrico grew up in Ironton, Ohio.
He is the son of Shelley and the late Gary Carrico and has one brother.
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High School
Carrico played running back and defense at Ironton High School.
As a senior in 2020, he rushed for 1,544 yards and 25 touchdowns while helping Ironton reach the Division V state championship game. His defensive production included 56 tackles, four sacks and 17 tackles for loss.
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College Career
Carrico spent three seasons at Ohio State and two at West Virginia.
He primarily contributed on special teams at Ohio State. After enrolling at West Virginia in January 2024, he recorded 54 tackles that season, including a 16-tackle game against Baylor.
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Path to the NFL
Carrico signed with Cleveland on May 19, 2026, as an undrafted rookie.
His contract followed participation in the Browns' rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.
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NFL Career
Carrico spent the 2026 offseason with Cleveland before signing with Tennessee.
The Browns waived him on August 7. The Titans signed him on August 24.
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Career Accomplishments
Carrico earned Ohio prep defensive player of the year recognition in 2019.
He also became the first player to receive Southeast District offensive and defensive player of the year honors in the same season. In college, he received Academic All-Big Ten recognition at Ohio State.
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32453, 00-0041492, 2002-08-16, Reid Carrico, Reid, Carrico
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