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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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Ohio State carried a 23–3 lead into the fourth quarter at Texas. Matt Patricia's defense then surrendered three consecutive touchdown drives in a crushing 24–23 loss. Joe breaks down Ohio State's defensive PFF grades and snap counts, the pass rush, linebacker rotation, coverage results and the players who stood out—including Jay Timmons, Payton Pierce, Earl Little Jr., Kenyatta Jackson Jr. and Riley Pettijohn. We also examine Texas' final three possessions, which covered 236 yards on 40 plays. The Buckeyes failed to stop two critical fourth downs, allowed Arch Manning to escape the pocket, had only 10 defenders on the field for a 22-yard completion and could not contain Emmett Mosley V during the comeback. Ohio State's offense made the defensive workload more difficult—but the Buckeyes needed only one stop to win the game. Why did it never come? Tuesday, September 15, 2026 Join Kalshi and Get $10 Subscribe to the Podcast
The Buckeye Weekly Bold Predictions live show kept rolling with more viewer questions, more wild predictions, and plenty of discussion about Ohio State's season opener and the season ahead.In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr debate whether Luke Fahey could be the second quarterback into the game, which Buckeyes they're most excited to watch, how much Legend Bay might show in his debut, and whether freshmen like Brock Boyd can make an immediate impact.The guys also get into Ohio State's offensive line depth, the greatest transfers in Buckeye history, how much the backup offense will actually run, whether Chris Henry Jr. and the tight ends could have big games, and how long Ryan Day might leave the starters on the field against Ball State.Later, the conversation widens to college football as a whole, including possible dark-horse teams, top-10 teams that could disappoint, Texas, Penn State, Michigan-Oklahoma, and whether Steve Sarkisian is the SEC's version of James Franklin.0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast0:54 — Could Luke Fahey be the second quarterback into the game?1:33 — Why Tavien St. Clair may still get the first backup reps2:29 — Which Buckeye are we most excited to watch?3:46 — What should fans expect from Legend Bey?4:31 — Payton Pierce, Earl Little and Jay Timmons among the players to watch5:10 — Could Brock Boyd outperform Mylan Graham in Week One?5:25 — Should Ohio State use Sam Greer as an extra offensive lineman?6:47 — Who is the greatest transfer in Ohio State history?8:49 — Where does Julian Sayin already rank?9:35 — Will Howard vs. Caleb Downs for No. 110:51 — First play of the game: pass?11:38 — BuckeyeInsiders.com community and all-day chat12:44 — Why Ohio State's offensive linemen are great interviews13:00 — Seth McLaughlin and Josh Simmons in the transfer discussion14:00 — Could Connor Hawkins become an all-time transfer hero?15:42 — More BuckeyeInsiders discussion16:45 — Tony's “inherently bold” predictions17:15 — Jeremiah Smith catching a ball with his feet?18:04 — Do the Buckeyes win the title without Will Howard?19:19 — Caleb Downs' impact on the championship run20:32 — How do you get a one-point safety on the first pass of the game?21:15 — One-footed catch from Jeremiah Smith?22:10 — Is the Oregon game headed for a 3:30 kickoff?22:18 — What Ohio State's season pins might tell us23:19 — Could Maryland or Northwestern be night games?24:05 — Dark-horse teams and top-10 teams that could disappoint26:23 — Penn State as a potential playoff sleeper27:25 — Could Texas spiral with a brutal schedule?29:13 — UCLA and Cal29:56 — Is Steve Sarkisian the SEC's James Franklin?31:18 — Could LSU collapse?32:36 — Early thoughts on Michigan vs. Oklahoma34:49 — Chris Henry Jr. blocking a kick?34:58 — Julian Sayin rushing for 20+ yards and a touchdown35:20 — Final thoughts and BuckeyeInsiders.comWhat's your boldest prediction for Ohio State's opener? And which Buckeye are you most excited to watch in Week One? Let us know in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, practice intel, game-week discussion and live shows, 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.
In today's episode of the Buckeyes TomOrrow Morning podcast, Ross Fulton, one of the Scheme Insiders from BuckeyeInsiders.com, joins host Tom Orr to discuss three things he's expecting to see from the Ohio State defense, as well as three areas of concern. Here's what he's expecting from Matt Patricia and the Ohio State Defense:More Situational Packages: No, this is not a prediction that Patricia will rotate more solely for rotation's sake. I expect guys like Payton Pierce, Jaylen McClain, and Earl Little to be on the field for nearly every snap that matters. But I do expect Patricia to deploy more situational packages than he did in 2025. Last year, Patricia effectively used three packages—nickel against 11 personnel, 4-3 against 12 personnel, and a dime package (which was a 3-2-6) on certain third and longs. This year, while those three looks will remain the mainstays, look for Patricia to add several more packages. In particular, I expect Patricia will use a 3-3-5 look on certain passing downs, using a linebacker (likely Christian Alliegro or Riley Pettijohn) as an edge rusher, and a “big nickel” package, with more of a hybrid linebacker/safety type (think Simeon Caldwell) at that spot.More Creepers and Simulated Pressures: In line with the above concept of aiding the defensive line in creating pressure, I expect Patricia to use a higher percentage of creepers and/or simulated pressures, where the defense rushes four defenders, but one of those four is a back seven defender, while a defensive lineman drops into underneath coverage. Such pressures force the offense to block rushers from different spots—while still allowing Ohio State to play its base cover 2 and cover 3 zones behind. The Buckeyes also have the benefit of having a defensive end like Qua Russaw who is more comfortable dropping into the curl/flat in space on such looks.More Penny Front: Finally, consistent with the trend across college football, I expect Patricia to use even more of a 5-1 Penny front this year. Such a look fits with Ohio State's current personnel and takes advantage of the Buckeyes' versatility—while minimizing the Buckeyes' reliance on the defensive end spot opposite Kenyatta Jackson. Specifically, Alliegro can play the role Arvell Reese did last year of a standup outside linebacker. And Ohio State's personnel provides Patricia options within the Penny front. Patricia can go to a heavier Penny look—using Eddrick Houston and James Smith as the two defensive tackles flanking the nose guard—or he can bump Jackson inside like he did last year and use Qua Russaw as the other stand-up outside linebacker.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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It's time for the defensive side of the preseason Tale of the Tape.In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr go position by position through the Ohio State and Michigan defenses to determine which team has the edge heading into the 2026 season.The guys compare the defensive lines, including Kenyatta Jackson, Beau Atkinson, James Smith, and Eddrick Houston for Ohio State against a Michigan front that includes John Henry Daley and Trey Pierce. They also debate the linebacker rooms, compare both teams at cornerback, and break down the safeties and nickel spots, where Ohio State brings back Jaylen McClain and adds Earl Little, while true freshman Jay Timmons continues to make noise.The show wraps up with special teams, where Michigan may have the current edge thanks to its portal additions and more proven return options.Which side has the better defense right now — and how much could these answers change by the time Ohio State and Michigan meet in November?0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast0:30 — Introducing the defensive Tale of the Tape1:20 — Defensive line: Ohio State vs. Michigan2:30 — Michigan's questions at defensive tackle3:12 — John Henry Daley's health and upside4:07 — Why Ohio State gets the edge up front5:05 — Kenyatta Jackson, Beau Atkinson and Ohio State's pass rush options6:42 — Michigan's young defensive ends and upside7:37 — Linebackers: Ohio State vs. Michigan8:15 — Payton Pierce and Christian Alliegro give Ohio State confidence9:11 — Michigan's linebacker transfers and experience10:31 — Cornerbacks: Ohio State vs. Michigan12:30 — Devin Sanchez as the difference-maker14:35 — Shamari Earls and Michigan's corner depth15:54 — Safeties and nickel: Ohio State vs. Michigan16:40 — Rod Moore's health remains a major factor17:24 — Jaylen McClain and Earl Little headline Ohio State's safeties18:12 — Jay Timmons taking over at nickel19:19 — Michigan's safety depth and Chris Bracy20:40 — How quickly things could change if Rod Moore is unavailable21:00 — Special teams comparison21:58 — Why Michigan gets the edge on special teams22:55 — Ohio State's return-game questions24:31 — A bold prediction for Legend Bay on kickoff returns25:03 — Final Tale of the Tape results25:53 — Which position groups could flip by November?26:39 — Closing thoughtsWhich defensive position group do you think Michigan has the best chance to overtake Ohio State in by November? Let us know in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, Michigan Monday discussion, practice intel and analysis, 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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Payton Pierce is going to be the man in the middle of almost everything for the Ohio State defense in 2026. He's the middle linebacker, the guy with the green dot who runs all of the helmet radio communications, and, now, a team captain. In this special bonus episode, you'll hear from Pierce about how he earned such a big role, what he said to the entire defense after a disappointing start to fall camp, and more.
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In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, hosts Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss Ohio State middle linebacker Payton Pierce, the outstanding leadership he has shown in camp, the expectations for him this season, what this season means for the Texas junior, the task in front of him following the immense losses on defense, and more.
Payton Pierce is going to be the man in the middle of almost everything for the Ohio State defense in 2026. He's the middle linebacker, the guy with the green dot who runs all of the helmet radio communications, and, now, a team captain. In this special bonus episode, you'll hear from Pierce about how he earned such a big role, what he said to the entire defense after a disappointing start to fall camp, and more.
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