I'm really expecting the Dline to be better than we anticipated earlier on. I think they are starting to prove some of it in practice now too
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scarletngray
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Wondering if Mensah and Carter will see much playing time this year. I've heard that they have both flashed during training camp.
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ScriptOhio
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Ohio State Defensive End Kenyatta Jackson Jr. Suffers an Injury, Ryan Day Doesn't Expect It To Be Long-Term
Ohio State defensive end Kenyatta Jackson Jr. suffered an injury against Texas, but Ryan Day doesn't expect it to be a long-term ailment.
Ohio State Defensive End Kenyatta Jackson Jr. Suffers an Injury, Ryan Day Doesn't Expect It To Be Long-Term
Senior defensive end Kenyatta Jackson Jr. left the game in the third quarter after getting rolled up on and suffering what appeared to be a leg injury and did not return to action.
Following a few minutes on the ground with the training staff, Jackson walked off gingerly and was evaluated in Ohio State's medical tent. He emerged a few minutes later and walked off under his own power, though without his helmet. Jackson did not return to the game and finished with three total tackles.
In his postgame press conference, Ryan Day declined to reveal the specific injury and said it needed further evaluation, but he didn't expect it would be a long-term injury.
“Kenyatta, I don’t think I can come up and say exactly what it was, but they took his helmet away," Day said. "We’ll kind of evaluate how that is moving forward. But I don’t see it being a long-term injury.”
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ScriptOhio
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11W article: suffering what appeared to be a leg injury
Just sayin': At the game while watching him on the turf, medical personnel examining him (they never even looked at his knees, legs, or ankles), and staff helping him up/leading him to the medical tent (his full weight was on his legs however he did appear kind of wobbly); that's what I thought too.
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