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I hear all of the talk of the comparison between 2014 and this current year. But do we really believe that JK Dobbins is of the same talent as Zeke? Zeke was the common denominator along with the Oline and reason for the NC, IMO(along with the dominant defense, of course). I wonder how this offense will perform later in the season, especially with Bowen out, and Burell doing a whole lot of nothing since becoming a Buckeye. I personally don't see the comparison at all between the 2 years, but I'll gladly take another NCI think visibly improving and figuring out who the best 11 are (or 22), and what they can do, still counts, even if it is against air.
The blueprint is 2014. Looked like ass against VT, got a chance to get right against Kent, Cincinnati, Maryland, and Rutgers. Ground out some tough road wins at PSU, MSU, and Minnesota, evolved into a well-oiled machine by late-November. There was absolutely nothing between Sept 6 & Oct 25 that year that indicated they were going to win it all, other than the team started to actually look better, and the coaches got some reps to figure out how to better utilize all their chess pieces.
Five of the last six national champs had a loss.
Zeke was solid during the 2014 regular season, but he really went off in the post season because Cardale Jones made the defenses respect the deep throw. Look at Zeke in the NFL...outstanding rookie season because his OL blocked out of their minds and defense also had to contend with a unknown but very talented quarterback. This year is a different story because defenses have adjusted. Not taking anything away from Zeke, but I think that if we suddenly had the OL play and the deep threat we had in the 2014 post season, the combo of Dobbins and Weber would flat out light up everybody, along the lines of how Zeke did...I hear all of the talk of the comparison between 2014 and this current year. But do we really believe that JK Dobbins is of the same talent as Zeke? Zeke was the common denominator along with the Oline and reason for the NC, IMO(along with the dominant defense, of course). I wonder how this offense will perform later in the season, especially with Bowen out, and Burell doing a whole lot of nothing since becoming a Buckeye. I personally don't see the comparison at all between the 2 years, but I'll gladly take another NC
I hear all of the talk of the comparison between 2014 and this current year. But do we really believe that JK Dobbins is of the same talent as Zeke? Zeke was the common denominator along with the Oline and reason for the NC, IMO(along with the dominant defense, of course). I wonder how this offense will perform later in the season, especially with Bowen out, and Burell doing a whole lot of nothing since becoming a Buckeye. I personally don't see the comparison at all between the 2 years, but I'll gladly take another NC
I think visibly improving and figuring out who the best 11 are (or 22), and what they can do, still counts, even if it is against air.
The blueprint is 2014. Looked like ass against VT, got a chance to get right against Kent, Cincinnati, Maryland, and Rutgers. Ground out some tough road wins at PSU, MSU, and Minnesota, evolved into a well-oiled machine by late-November. There was absolutely nothing between Sept 6 & Oct 25 that year that indicated they were going to win it all, other than the team started to actually look better, and the coaches got some reps to figure out how to better utilize all their chess pieces.
Five of the last six national champs had a loss.
Not trying to get off topic, but couldn't a decrease in Zeke's stats in the NFL this year also be attributed to his mind also being on a DV case?Zeke was solid during the 2014 regular season, but he really went off in the post season because Cardale Jones made the defenses respect the deep throw. Look at Zeke in the NFL...outstanding rookie season because his OL blocked out of their minds and defense also had to contend with a unknown but very talented quarterback. This year is a different story because defenses have adjusted. Not taking anything away from Zeke, but I think that if we suddenly had the OL play and the deep threat we had in the 2014 post season, the combo of Dobbins and Weber would flat out light up everybody, along the lines of how Zeke did...
As much as I want to, I can't entirely buy this yet. The last few games haven't presented much of a defensive challenge. We'll start finding out this weekend, and beyond.
Ohio State getting right at just the right time
Not to mention scoring TDs on all eight drives led by JT...Most first downs ever tonight against any Nebraska team. Thats incredible.