I believe in Sayin, especially in his second year as the starter. There also happen to be a few other quarterbacks expecting to have great seasons this year. So, naturally, I’m curious… how much does Sayin have to improve for our offense to be the best in the country? Or is that not even a Sayin conversation?
This is a random question but something that I have always wondered. Why does Ohio state seem to give the national media guys things to break instead of the local beat? When Pete Thamel reports something do you guys already have a heads up about it and are just waiting for the go ahead to be able to officially report it? Is it because then they can’t give preference to a local media outlet. Just curious and thanks for all your coverage and entertainment and can’t wait to come out again in Cincinnati on Thursday
OSU preseason #1, what am I missing? I am not saying this team on paper is not a top 5 team but after losing so much talent to the NFL, the seeming/lingering questions about Sayin, a completely revamped D, the daunting schedule, I don’t see the #1 ranking to start…
If you were to power rank teams across 25/26 is there a world where this year OSU while maybe a lower power rating overall may be relatively higher ranked. Interesting to compare the bucks to the B10, but often the true comparison is to teams outside the b10 for the playoff
I didn’t love the “surfer baker” description of Sayin. I just don’t see how their games or personalities are similar at all, other than their height and that both love to compete. I know NFL grades are not really of interest right now, but it’s fair talking about since we will or potentially will have matchup games against Arch, Carr, Chambliss, and Moore. Would you guys like our chances more with one of them, than with Sayin? It’s easier to look at limitations than strengths sometimes, and though questions linger(cue Doug Singing) after the uptick in picks at the end of the season, and about taking off and running, there still feels like so much to believe in with his brain, and all that comes with having a second go at something. I just don’t understand why—unless it is strictly a size conversation—the other four quarterbacks are often assumed higher than Sayin
Timely! I did just read an ESPN article because I felt bad about this question that had Sayin as a pre-season All-American, and PFF has him #4. It very well could be a narrative in my own head that he does not get his dues compared to other quarterbacks. I am sorry for the overreaction men!
Let’s say bucks lose v Texas. What would you wanna see in that game that makes you think “yea I still am gonna be looking up flights two weeks into January to cover the team”
Which team on the schedule is gonna give OSU the biggest fits up front?
Non-football related, when do we get a report on how the podcast/movie journeys are going?
I believe in Sayin, especially in his second year as the starter. There also happen to be a few other quarterbacks expecting to have great seasons this year. So, naturally, I’m curious… how much does Sayin have to improve for our offense to be the best in the country? Or is that not even a Sayin conversation?
What are your thoughts on how many receivers will play in the first half vs Ball State? It feels like we have 6-7 that can go.
This is a random question but something that I have always wondered. Why does Ohio state seem to give the national media guys things to break instead of the local beat? When Pete Thamel reports something do you guys already have a heads up about it and are just waiting for the go ahead to be able to officially report it? Is it because then they can’t give preference to a local media outlet. Just curious and thanks for all your coverage and entertainment and can’t wait to come out again in Cincinnati on Thursday
OSU preseason #1, what am I missing? I am not saying this team on paper is not a top 5 team but after losing so much talent to the NFL, the seeming/lingering questions about Sayin, a completely revamped D, the daunting schedule, I don’t see the #1 ranking to start…
If you were to power rank teams across 25/26 is there a world where this year OSU while maybe a lower power rating overall may be relatively higher ranked. Interesting to compare the bucks to the B10, but often the true comparison is to teams outside the b10 for the playoff
Part of this is due to OSU being number 1, makes me feel like writers have more questions than answers this year
I didn’t love the “surfer baker” description of Sayin. I just don’t see how their games or personalities are similar at all, other than their height and that both love to compete. I know NFL grades are not really of interest right now, but it’s fair talking about since we will or potentially will have matchup games against Arch, Carr, Chambliss, and Moore. Would you guys like our chances more with one of them, than with Sayin? It’s easier to look at limitations than strengths sometimes, and though questions linger(cue Doug Singing) after the uptick in picks at the end of the season, and about taking off and running, there still feels like so much to believe in with his brain, and all that comes with having a second go at something. I just don’t understand why—unless it is strictly a size conversation—the other four quarterbacks are often assumed higher than Sayin
Timely! I did just read an ESPN article because I felt bad about this question that had Sayin as a pre-season All-American, and PFF has him #4. It very well could be a narrative in my own head that he does not get his dues compared to other quarterbacks. I am sorry for the overreaction men!
Let’s say bucks lose v Texas. What would you wanna see in that game that makes you think “yea I still am gonna be looking up flights two weeks into January to cover the team”