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Ohio State beat Illinois 42-19, but after going back and rewatching the game, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr found plenty more to talk about on the Buckeye Weekly Podcast.Jeremiah Smith was once again the biggest story, and the rewatch only reinforced one obvious conclusion: Ohio State should keep getting him the football. From easy red-zone opportunities to quick-game concepts and explosive plays, Smith continues to make the difficult look routine.   Tony and Tom also take a closer look at Julian Sayin's running, Nate Roberts' emergence at tight end, Ohio State's offensive line, Riley Pettijohn's growing role, the Buckeyes' unusual run fits on defense, the lack of proven stars in the front seven, and why some of the defensive issues may be more schematic than individual.They also discuss young players like T.J. Alford, Khary Wilder and Jordan Thomas, what Ohio State may do defensively against Iowa, and one veteran move from Carson Hinzman that deserves its own football terminology.0:00 — Rewatching Ohio State's 42-19 win over Illinois0:28 — What is a bold prediction for Jeremiah Smith anymore?0:53 — Just throw the ball to Jeremiah Smith3:02 — Why even simple throws to Smith are so effective4:31 — Jeremiah Smith does the little things too5:41 — Julian Sayin running and Nate Roberts emerging6:36 — Ohio State's tight end rotation8:05 — Jake Cook as a short-yardage weapon8:44 — Julian Sayin finally using his legs10:37 — Why Sayin's scrambling can change the offense12:28 — The Ohio State defense is still a work in progress13:03 — Weird run fits and difficult assignments14:49 — Is Matt Patricia asking too much of this defense?16:42 — Riley Pettijohn's good and bad moments18:01 — Ohio State's young linebackers continue to grow20:04 — Qua Russaw was more noticeable on the rewatch20:56 — Why the Iowa game could tell us a lot about the front seven22:12 — How Ohio State may line up against Iowa22:35 — Jordan Thomas making his case on special teams23:48 — Jay Timmons' status and the nickel question25:51 — Secondary communication issues26:24 — Carson Hinzman's veteran “boop” move27:18 — Final thoughts

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Ohio State led Texas 23–3 but lost 24–23 after a stunning fourth-quarter collapse. In this Thursday episode of the Daily Buckeye Blitz, Joe Warwick breaks down what Ryan Day, Julian Sayin, Payton Pierce, Carson Hinzman and Jaylen McClain said after the loss. Ryan Day takes accountability for the fourth quarter and admits Ohio State should have allowed Texas to score earlier on the final drive. Sayin discusses missed throws, offensive execution and the need to involve more pass-catchers. Pierce addresses the defensive mindset, while Hinzman and McClain explain how the Buckeyes move forward. We also discuss potential expanded roles for Khary Wilder and Riley Pettijohn, the injury outlook for Zion Grady and Phillip Daniels, and what to watch when Ohio State faces Kent State. Subscribe to the Daily Buckeye Blitz for daily Ohio State football analysis, news and reaction. Thursday, September 17, 2026   Join Kalshi and Get $10 Subscribe to the Podcast

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The Ohio State offensive line returns four starters in 2026, including three players on the interior who played crucial roles in the Buckeyes' run to the 2024 national championship. So what do Luke Montgomery, Carson Hinzman, and Austin Siereveld bring to this year's offensive line? In this special bonus episode, you'll hear directly from Montgomery about his view of the veteran core of the offensive line, why this year's offense should be fun to play in, what he's expecting from freshman RB phenom Legend Bey, and much more.

What makes Ohio State different from other programs?In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr react to comments from Earl Little Jr., Ryan Day, and Carson Hinzman about the culture, chemistry, and “brotherhood” inside the Ohio State football program.Little, who has experienced multiple major programs during his college career, explained why the chemistry at Ohio State feels different — particularly in an era where NIL, playing time, and individual interests can easily pull a locker room apart.The guys discuss how Ohio State has approached NIL and roster building, why Ryan Day places such an emphasis on cultural fit in the transfer portal, and how the Buckeyes have been able to maintain a common set of goals despite bringing in 51 new players.There's also a discussion about Maurice Clarett and Jim Tressel, why Clarett continues to have a presence around the program, and how his experiences — both good and bad — can be valuable to current Buckeyes like Jeremiah Smith.0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast0:17 — Earl Little gives a glimpse into Ohio State's brotherhood0:49 — Why Little says the chemistry at Ohio State is different1:56 — Winning makes it easier to stay focused on common goals2:57 — Why Ryan Day loves the 2012 Ohio State team3:07 — Ohio State's approach to NIL and roster building4:59 — Carson Hinzman, locker-room culture, and the transfer portal5:36 — Why Ohio State's transfer additions have fit so well6:04 — Earl Little calls the culture “enlightening” and “empowering”6:46 — Indiana as an example of culture and talent evaluation7:23 — Jim Tressel and Maurice Clarett return to the spotlight8:34 — Why Ryan Day keeps Maurice Clarett around the program9:38 — Clarett's unique connection to Jeremiah Smith10:43 — Clarett as a cautionary tale and success story11:00 — Ryan Day's role in maintaining Ohio State's culture11:42 — Final thoughts on Ohio State's brotherhood12:04 — BuckeyeInsiders.com and closingDo you think Ohio State's culture gives the Buckeyes a real advantage in the current era of college football? Let us know in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, practice intel, recruiting discussion and more, visit BuckeyeInsiders.com and join us on The Insiders Board.If you enjoy the show, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and leave a comment. A five-star rating and review on the podcast side is always appreciated.

The Ohio State offensive line returns four starters in 2026, including three players on the interior who played crucial roles in the Buckeyes' run to the 2024 national championship. So what do Luke Montgomery, Carson Hinzman, and Austin Siereveld bring to this year's offensive line? In this special bonus episode, you'll hear directly from Montgomery about his view of the veteran core of the offensive line, why this year's offense should be fun to play in, what he's expecting from freshman RB phenom Legend Bey, and much more.

In this bonus episode, you'll get to hear directly from Ohio State center Carson Hinzman, who will be starting for the Buckeyes for the fourth season in a row. In addition to being one of only three fifth-year players who have spent their entire careers as Buckeyes, Hinzman is also one of the most entertaining interviews on this year's team. He discusses his expectations for this year's offensive line, what it would mean to win the Joe Moore Award, what he's seen from the team's running backs, the growth of Julian Sayin, and much more.

In this bonus episode, you'll get to hear directly from Ohio State center Carson Hinzman, who will be starting for the Buckeyes for the fourth season in a row. In addition to being one of only three fifth-year players who have spent their entire careers as Buckeyes, Hinzman is also one of the most entertaining interviews on this year's team. He discusses his expectations for this year's offensive line, what it would mean to win the Joe Moore Award, what he's seen from the team's running backs, the growth of Julian Sayin, and much more.

Ryan Day provided the clearest picture yet of Ohio State's plan for Saturday's season opener against Ball State. The Buckeyes expect to rotate seven wide receivers, use freshman Legend Bey at both running back and receiver and potentially play both Tavien St. Clair and Luke Fahey at quarterback. Day also confirmed Payton Pierce and Christian Alliegro as the starting linebackers while revealing plans to quickly rotate Riley Pettijohn and TJ Alford into the game. Joe breaks down Day's comments about Arthur Smith's new offense, Ohio State's veteran interior offensive line, Julian Sayin's development and a defensive-tackle room Day believes is deeper than it has been in years. We also examine Carson Hinzman's expectations for the offensive line, Earl Little Jr.'s warning about Ball State quarterback Keldric Luster and the growing excitement surrounding freshman nickel Jay Timmons. Ohio State finally told us who will play. Saturday, we find out whether the Buckeyes' offseason confidence was justified. Thursday, September 3, 2026   Join Kalshi and Get $10 Subscribe to the Podcast

Ryan Day says Ohio State's offense is going to be fun in 2026. But what exactly does that mean?In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr break down what Day means when he talks about a fun offense — and why the Buckeyes may be positioned to deliver one.The discussion starts with explosiveness in the running game and the expectation that Bo Jackson, Isaiah West and Legend Bey can turn ordinary gains into much bigger plays. The guys also look at how Arthur Smith plans to involve players like Jeremiah Smith and Brandon Inniss, why the offense should be harder for defenses to predict, and how multiple plays can build off the same looks.They also get into the offensive line, where Carson Hinzman says Smith has brought a sense of “tangible violence” to the running game, and why a more physical, efficient and explosive offense could be a lot more enjoyable for everybody involved — especially Ohio State fans.0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast0:10 — Ryan Day is promising a “fun” offense0:18 — What does a fun offense actually mean?1:08 — Explosive plays make football more fun2:05 — Ryan Day expects more big plays from the running backs2:44 — Rewatchability and what makes an offense entertaining3:27 — Arthur Smith's plan to get everyone involved4:37 — Why Brandon Inniss believes the plan is real5:10 — Building plays off plays5:53 — Why frustrating the defense is part of the fun7:22 — “Tangible violence” on the offensive line8:27 — If the offensive line is having fun, that's a good sign9:46 — Remembering explosive Ohio State offenses of the past10:22 — Can this Buckeye offense become one of those?11:00 — Final thoughts and BuckeyeInsiders.com11:34 — ClosingWhat would make this Ohio State offense “fun” for you? More explosive runs? More deep shots? More Jeremiah Smith? More creativity from Arthur Smith? Let us know in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, practice intel, scheme discussion, recruiting and more, visit BuckeyeInsiders.com.If you enjoy the show, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel and leave a comment. A five-star rating and review on the podcast side is always appreciated.

Ohio State has a pair of true freshmen who look ready to make an immediate impact in 2026.In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss running back Legend Bey and nickelback Jay Timmons, two freshmen who have generated consistent buzz throughout fall camp and now appear ready for meaningful roles right away.The guys break down why Bey brings something different to the Buckeyes' backfield, how Ohio State could use his versatility without overloading him, and why comments from Carson Hinzman and Ryan Day continue to reinforce the excitement around him.They also dive into Timmons, who has essentially been running with the first-team defense at nickel since the start of camp. Earl Little's comments about Timmons' mindset, toughness and coverage ability only add to the belief that he could be one of the most impactful freshmen on the roster this season.0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast0:10 — The season is almost here0:48 — Two freshmen who could make a major impact1:18 — Legend Bae and Jay Timmons1:37 — Carson Hinzman brings up Legend Bey first2:19 — Why unsolicited praise matters3:45 — Ryan Day on Bey's role4:11 — Learning running back before expanding to receiver4:39 — Getting Legend Bey the ball in space5:30 — The “Legend Bey depth chart”5:50 — How Arthur Smith could use him creatively6:59 — Jay Timmons: the freshman nickelback to watch7:27 — Earl Little on when Timmons stood out8:02 — Why Timmons winning the job matters9:28 — Is Jay Timmons a different kind of freshman?10:04 — The history of standout freshman nickelbacks at Ohio State10:54 — Why Timmons may have the bigger overall impact11:17 — Could Timmons make a national splash against Texas?11:49 — Final thoughts on Ohio State's impact freshmen12:24 — ClosingWhich freshman do you think will have the bigger impact this season: Legend Bey or Jay Timmons? Let us know in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, practice intel, X's and O's, recruiting and more, visit BuckeyeInsiders.com.If you enjoy the show, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel and leave a comment. A five-star rating and review on the podcast side is always appreciated.

The expectations for Ohio State's 2026 offensive line are relatively high, with four of last year's starters returning, and talented third-year player Ian Moore on track to start at left tackle, but Tuesday during midweek interviews, there was even more encouraging talk about just how good that line could end up being.In this episode of the Buckeyes TomOrrow Morning podcast, Tony Gerdeman, the team insider from BuckeyeInsiders.com, joins host Tom Orr to discuss what they learned from Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and center Carson Hinzman. Today's episode is presented by Jeff Ruby's Columbus, proudly offering nationally-acclaimed U.S.D.A. Prime steaks, seafood & sushi, impeccable service, live entertainment, and an attention to detail that is simply unmatched. Just go to JeffRuby.com/Columbus to check out the menu and make a reservation today.

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Big Ten Network Visits Ohio State Practice — What Did We Learn?The Big Ten Network made its annual preseason stop at Ohio State practice on Thursday, giving viewers another look at the Buckeyes as fall camp continues.In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr break down what stood out from BTN's visit, what the practice footage may have confirmed about the offensive line, and what Ryan Day, Matt Patricia and Arthur Smith had to say about where things stand with just a couple of weeks before the season opener.The guys discuss why Ian Moore at left tackle and Austin Siereveld at right guard continues to look like the direction Ohio State is heading, why Matt Patricia expects more of a platoon approach on defense this year, what the Buckeyes still need to sort out in the secondary and defensive packages, and why the offensive line continues to inspire confidence entering the season.There's also discussion about Ohio State's young running backs, the defensive front rotation, and what Kenyatta Jackson's comments about the offensive line may say about how different this offense looks under Arthur Smith.0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast0:06 — Setting expectations for the Big Ten Network camp tour1:11 — Remembering past BTN practice coverage1:40 — What did we actually learn from Thursday's practice?1:53 — Ian Moore at left tackle and Austin Siereveld at right guard2:40 — Why the offensive line picture keeps pointing the same direction3:46 — Matt Patricia on why this defense is taking longer to sort out4:51 — Why Ohio State may need more packages and personnel combinations6:53 — Patricia expects a more “platoon” approach on defense7:29 — What Ohio State still needs to figure out in the secondary8:26 — Ryan Day's priorities entering the next scrimmage8:52 — Young running backs and whether another player can emerge9:21 — Defensive front rotation and who joins Kenyatta Jackson and Beau Atkinson10:24 — What Luke Montgomery, Carson Hinzman and Kenyatta Jackson said10:50 — Jackson says the offensive line is “night and day” from last year11:24 — Why the offensive line may be ready to answer last year's criticism12:16 — How much could Arthur Smith change the physicality up front?13:35 — Ryan Day pushes back on the narrative from last year's postseason13:54 — Why running the ball in the fourth quarter remains the standard14:24 — Final thoughts on BTN's visit and the upcoming scrimmageWhat stood out most to you from Big Ten Network's look at Ohio State practice? Let us know in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, practice intel and fall camp discussion, visit BuckeyeInsiders.com and join us on The Insiders Board.If you enjoy the show, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel and leave a comment. A five-star rating and review on the podcast side is always appreciated.

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Ohio State is well into fall camp, and the Buckeyes' offensive depth chart is beginning to take shape.Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr go position by position through the Ohio State offense to break down where things currently stand, from Julian Sayin and the quarterback room to a potentially fascinating battle between Bo Jackson and Isaiah West at running back.They also discuss how Ohio State could use freshman Legend Bey, Devin McCuin's rise at wide receiver, where Kyle Parker fits once healthy, how Chris Henry Jr. and Brock Boyd could get onto the field, and the incredible depth the Buckeyes appear to have at tight end.Then it's time to sort through the offensive line. Is Ohio State settling in on Ian Moore, Luke Montgomery, Carson Hinzman, Austin Siereveld and Phillip Daniels as its starting five? And which linemen would be the first off the bench if Ohio State needs to make a change?Plus, Tony and Tom take a look at the early kicking competition.0:00 — Breaking down Ohio State's offensive depth chart0:19 — Quarterback: Julian Sayin, Tavien St. Clair and the battle for No. 31:12 — Running back: Bo Jackson vs. Isaiah West1:37 — Is Isaiah West going to start the opener?2:08 — Where does Legend Bey fit?2:59 — Ja'Kobi Jackson vs. Legend Bey for different roles3:43 — Why Legend Bey may be his own category4:34 — Wide receiver: The clear top three5:16 — Where does Kyle Parker fit after returning?6:05 — Brock Boyd, Chris Henry Jr. and the second-team receivers6:52 — Moving Jeremiah Smith around the formation8:03 — Can Phillip Bell and a seventh receiver find snaps?8:35 — How deep will Cortez Hankton's receiver rotation go?9:08 — Tight end: Four or five potential co-starters?10:00 — How Ohio State could divide the tight end snaps11:14 — Projecting Ohio State's starting offensive line11:38 — Is the starting five becoming clear?12:24 — Breaking down the second-team offensive line13:26 — Austin Siereveld's versatility changes the depth chart14:24 — Don't forget about Vashon Washington14:37 — The kicking competition15:12 — Marcello Diomede shows off his leg15:33 — Connor Hawkins remains the No. 1 kicker16:10 — Final thoughtsProjected Offensive LineLT — Ian MooreLG — Luke MontgomeryC — Carson HinzmanRG — Austin SiereveldRT — Phillip DanielsHow would you set Ohio State's offensive depth chart right now? And who do you think should start at running back — Bo Jackson or Isaiah West?Let us know in the comments.Subscribe to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, hit the thumbs up, and turn on notifications so you don't miss our continuing coverage from Ohio State fall camp.For practice intel, camp observations, and year-round Ohio State football discussion, join us at BuckeyeInsiders.com.

This date in history, recapping some of last night's NFL preseason action, ranking CFB's greatest individual teams of all-time, Quick Hitters: Jeff Monken's new deal at Army & Michael Penix's amazing ACL, we heard from Carson Hinzman, Arthur Smith and Matt Patricia as Ohio State preseason camp rolls along, and closing out the week with AJ Hawk.

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