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2022 tOSU Offense

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ScriptOhio said:
2) Carolina Panthers (from CHI): C.J. Stroud, QB, Ohio State
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2023-nfl-mock-draft-carolina-trades-up-for-cj-stroud/

3. Detroit Lions (from Los Angeles Rams): C.J. Stroud, QB, Ohio State
https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/...-c-j-stroud-anthony-richardson-michael-penix/

3. Carolina Panthers: CJ Stroud, QB, Ohio State
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft...-of-top-5-texans-panthers-colts-seek-passers/

2. HOUSTON TEXANS: QB C.J. STROUD, OHIO STATE
https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2023-nfl-mock-draft-cj-stroud-will-levis-bryce-young-quentin-johnston

Some recent mock drafts still have him in the top 3.
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We'll see what happens on the draft Circuit. But I can't see him dropping out of the top 5. But then I would have never thought Fields would have and he was 2 at this point it wasn't until Pro Day Zac Wilson took off
 
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dragurd said:
We'll see what happens on the draft Circuit. But I can't see him dropping out of the top 5. But then I would have never thought Fields would have and he was 2 at this point it wasn't until Pro Day Zac Wilson took off
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Carolina, Houston & Detroit all seem like awful situations for CJ. He might be better off falling out of the top 5
 
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The Ohio State offense hasn’t been the same since the bye week.

Sure, the Buckeyes showed glimpses of the Death Star-level destruction that struck fear in the hearts of opposing defensive coordinators during the final six games of the regular season. But not for sustained stretches week-to-week like it did to kick off the 2022 campaign.

Throw out any analytics and the eye test would echo that sentiment. But I’m not here to discuss what it seemed like the difference was in Ohio State’s offensive performance. If you’ve been searching for a stat to confirm the Buckeyes’ decline over the ladder half of the year, look no further.

Ohio State scored 25.2% fewer touchdowns on its offensive possessions in the final six games than it in the first six. Despite having nine more drives after the bye week, the Buckeyes scored 15 more touchdowns in the first six contests. Before Iowa, Ohio State got in the end zone on 41 of its 71 offensive possessions, a conversion rate of 57.7%. Iowa and after, that number shrank to 26 touchdowns on 80 drives, for just 32.5%.
 
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ScriptOhio said:


The Ohio State offense hasn’t been the same since the bye week.

Sure, the Buckeyes showed glimpses of the Death Star-level destruction that struck fear in the hearts of opposing defensive coordinators during the final six games of the regular season. But not for sustained stretches week-to-week like it did to kick off the 2022 campaign.

Throw out any analytics and the eye test would echo that sentiment. But I’m not here to discuss what it seemed like the difference was in Ohio State’s offensive performance. If you’ve been searching for a stat to confirm the Buckeyes’ decline over the ladder half of the year, look no further.

Ohio State scored 25.2% fewer touchdowns on its offensive possessions in the final six games than it in the first six. Despite having nine more drives after the bye week, the Buckeyes scored 15 more touchdowns in the first six contests. Before Iowa, Ohio State got in the end zone on 41 of its 71 offensive possessions, a conversion rate of 57.7%. Iowa and after, that number shrank to 26 touchdowns on 80 drives, for just 32.5%.
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Not sure anyone's heard but if we intend to establish the run game we should just forfeit the game.

From what I'm told that's just not possible.

Well, I say we test that. I'm sure they're a great front 7 but the arrogance to make such an absolute statement like this...
 
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