I think both Williams and Pryor can shoulder the load if need be. And will step up when their names are called. They looked really good yesterday!
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I think both Williams and Pryor can shoulder the load if need be. And will step up when their names are called. They looked really good yesterday!
ScriptOhio
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I agree, "TreVeyon Henderson, Miyan Williams, Evan Pryor and Dallan Hayden" is a pretty formidable group of RBs.
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Very true statement. I’d feel comfortable with any 4 of them starting games. Obviously there won’t be as much confidence in an unknown Hayden, but I think he would succeed against OOC and lower tier B1G teams. He has a great RB room and I’d put them up against any room in the country
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In 2-deep: Projecting Ohio State’s depth chart on offense
As far as the No. 2 QB, I think it will be McCord, but I also believe Brown will really push him for the spot. Same deal at running back with Williams and Pryor, and I say that as someone who is very high on Williams’ game and feels that he complements Henderson perfectly in the backfield.
At wide receiver, the positions are really irrelevant as Brian Hartline just told us on Friday that guys will be moving around a lot. For example, Smith-Njigba will play some on the outside and some in the slot. Same deal for Egbuka. Furthermore, a guy like Grayes is going to play mostly on the outside, but I know the coaches like him so I wanted to include him in the projected two-deep somewhere because I think he will barely crack the top-6 of the wideout group. I don’t think he will play much except when the game is no longer on the line, but I certainly don’t think he’ll redshirt.
Tight end is interesting. Depth appeared to be an issue there entering spring, but now that room has plenty of solid depth. It’s going to be an interesting battle during camp to see who wins the top three spots, because the top-three TEs on the Buckeyes’ depth chart usually get a lot of playing time each season.
It is very easy to see why Ryan Day is concerned about depth on the offensive line. Getting Fryar back will help though, and hopefully for the Buckeyes some other guys like Vimahi step up if needed. Tshabola hasn’t even enrolled yet, but he was the No. 10 OT and the No. 104 overall recruit in the country in the 2022 class, so it will be intriguing to see if he can crack the two-deep as a true freshman and help with the depth situation.
Entire article: https://247sports.com/college/ohio-...rojecting-2022-depth-chart-offense-187395301/
As far as the No. 2 QB, I think it will be McCord, but I also believe Brown will really push him for the spot. Same deal at running back with Williams and Pryor, and I say that as someone who is very high on Williams’ game and feels that he complements Henderson perfectly in the backfield.
At wide receiver, the positions are really irrelevant as Brian Hartline just told us on Friday that guys will be moving around a lot. For example, Smith-Njigba will play some on the outside and some in the slot. Same deal for Egbuka. Furthermore, a guy like Grayes is going to play mostly on the outside, but I know the coaches like him so I wanted to include him in the projected two-deep somewhere because I think he will barely crack the top-6 of the wideout group. I don’t think he will play much except when the game is no longer on the line, but I certainly don’t think he’ll redshirt.
Tight end is interesting. Depth appeared to be an issue there entering spring, but now that room has plenty of solid depth. It’s going to be an interesting battle during camp to see who wins the top three spots, because the top-three TEs on the Buckeyes’ depth chart usually get a lot of playing time each season.
It is very easy to see why Ryan Day is concerned about depth on the offensive line. Getting Fryar back will help though, and hopefully for the Buckeyes some other guys like Vimahi step up if needed. Tshabola hasn’t even enrolled yet, but he was the No. 10 OT and the No. 104 overall recruit in the country in the 2022 class, so it will be intriguing to see if he can crack the two-deep as a true freshman and help with the depth situation.
Entire article: https://247sports.com/college/ohio-...rojecting-2022-depth-chart-offense-187395301/
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“We should be back full strength. We had a couple guys get banged up a little bit here and there in spring but nothing major,” Ohio State’s first-year offensive line coach said last month. “So being able to have everybody back – and that's great too when you have that much depth, because when you're not taking a rep, you can watch a rep on tape and get a mental rep, right? And when you have enough guys to take all those reps, they're getting a rest and you're working and executing individually, you're working and executing in practice, you're not just getting through or having to save yourself because you're limited on the amount of guys that are taking those reps.
“So that's that's going to be good for obviously the guys that missed the reps but for everybody as we come back.”
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ScriptOhio
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How likely is it that Ohio State will generate two historical trios of receivers in back-to-back years? Honestly, extremely. While I am not completely sure the 2022 receivers can match last year’s, there is no reason why JSN, Harrison and Egbuka won’t have some of the best stats among their position in the sport. I believe it might take a few games for these guys to find their groove, which might cause a little bit of panic among the Buckeye faithful, but once they do, I don’t think there will be any looking back.
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DaBuckeyes
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Take any one of OSUs backups and move them to any other team and they instantly move to 2nd.
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BuckBackHome
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Keep bringing the motivational material!
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Not saying this is the year of the TE, but I have a feeling that Royer is going to have good year. I mean his stats will still probably be around 20ish receptions and about 200yds. But I could see some big plays coming for him, and some really good blocking
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