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Well, hopefully Birm is wrong about being able to keep both.Birm mentioned on his podcast today he doesn’t think they can afford to keep Igbinosun and Mathews at the same time, in which case I wish Igbinosun the absolute best in the draft and say let’s ride with Matthews.
Even if they don’t work in Sanchez, Scott is also Very talented and played some this season. Theres also Lorenzo Styles too. This CB room is freaking stacked !This is great news… he’s good other than the 1 pass interference per game. With him and Matthews we can now work Sanchez in slowly or maybe Sanchez can work as the nickle?
I think it will be a rotation of Igbinosun and Matthews with a heavy dose of Scott on the perimeter (especially early in the year as Sanchez works his way in) with West and Styles rotating at nickel.Even if they don’t work in Sanchez, Scott is also Very talented and played some this season. Theres also Lorenzo Styles too. This CB room is freaking stacked !
Add constrained optimization to the bonified occupational qualifications for coaching college in this day and age.It probably depends on his draft grade. Ohio State would need to shell out comparable money to whatever draft grade he is getting, and then they’d have to throw Matthews starter (and probably next first round draft pick) money on top of it.
It’s also a matter of prioritization and strategic allocation of resources.
With Scott, West, Styles and Sanchez sitting there behind Matthews, is it a good investment to bring Igbinosun back (especially if he’s getting a 1st or 2nd round grade) or should you be looking more at positions of need?
As much as it sucks, I think there’s similar factors at play with Tate. If other teams are throwing stupid money at him and he wants it to be matched, I’m cool with rolling with Smith, Innis, Graham, Rodgers, Witten and the incoming freshmen at WR for the same reasons (and it’s entirely possible that’s not what Tate does and he sticks around).
Agree. Ohio kid who worked his ass off for an offer. I hope he stays.Well, hopefully Birm is wrong about being able to keep both.
I think getting a 1.5-2 deep rotation is critical for the longer season. We saw it at CB, DT, DE, RB, OG, and a little WR and LB this year. Safety and OT was really the only spots that we didn’t rotate when the game was on the line. QB never is.I think it will be a rotation of Igbinosun and Matthews with a heavy dose of Scott on the perimeter (especially early in the year as Sanchez works his way in) with West and Styles rotating at nickel.
I wouldn’t see why he’d leave since he’s in line to startAgree. Ohio kid who worked his ass off for an offer. I hope he stays.
Maybe even a little more from next man up (presumably Sanchez by the end of the year), because it seems very likely to me that the top two are both going pro after the 2025 season (obviously one of them for sure).I think getting a 1.5-2 deep rotation is critical for the longer season. We saw it at CB, DT, DE, RB, OG, and a little WR and LB this year. Safety and OT was really the only spots that we didn’t rotate when the game was on the line. QB never is.
So find your 3 and rotate them in the important minutes then get 1 more in once games are in hand.
IGB: 70%
Matthew’s: 70%
Scott: 40%
Next man up: 20%
Sprinkle in a few snaps for third stringers when playing teams like Tennessee.
Ended up being a nickle/SafetyWhat was Hancock? Because West will be doing that.