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Which Ohio State offensive players have seen their stock rise the most during fall camp?
In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr go through five Buckeyes on offense who are standing out based on what they've seen and heard throughout camp. The discussion starts in the backfield, where Bo Jackson has generated increasingly positive reviews after an interesting start to camp, and then moves to freshman receiver Chris Henry Jr., whose early performance may be changing expectations for how quickly he can contribute.
The guys also discuss Julian Sayin's command of Arthur Smith's offense, why Ian Moore continues to strengthen his case along the offensive line, and why Devin McCuin may be emerging as a much bigger factor in the passing game than expected.
Whose stock has risen the most for you during Ohio State's fall camp? Let us know in the comments.
0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast
0:11 — It's time to talk Buckeye “stonks”
0:28 — Stock Up No. 1: Bo Jackson
1:09 — How much has Bo Jackson's trajectory changed?
1:35 — What Ryan Day wants to see from Jackson at the second level
2:20 — Isaiah West's stock remains high
2:42 — Stock Up No. 2: Chris Henry Jr.
3:10 — Are expectations already changing for the freshman receiver?
4:28 — Why Chris Henry Jr. looks ready to play against Texas
4:52 — Revisiting preseason statistical expectations for Henry
5:12 — Could Henry approach 500 receiving yards?
6:21 — How that would compare to Ohio State freshman history
7:04 — A reminder: plenty of other Buckeyes are having good camps
7:25 — Stock Up No. 3: Julian Sayin
8:23 — Arthur Smith appears comfortable putting more on Sayin's plate
9:26 — Stock Up No. 4: Ian Moore
10:20 — Why Moore's upside matters in the offensive line competition
10:59 — What Ohio State's continued evaluation of Moore tells us
12:08 — Even if Moore doesn't start, his stock is rising
12:25 — Stock Up No. 5: Devin McCuin
13:14 — Why McCuin has changed expectations during fall camp
13:44 — McCuin taking advantage of his opportunity
15:05 — The downfield element that has stood out with McCuin
15:29 — Final thoughts and BuckeyeInsiders.com
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 with the Buckeye whose stock has risen the most in your eyes.
In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr go through five Buckeyes on offense who are standing out based on what they've seen and heard throughout camp. The discussion starts in the backfield, where Bo Jackson has generated increasingly positive reviews after an interesting start to camp, and then moves to freshman receiver Chris Henry Jr., whose early performance may be changing expectations for how quickly he can contribute.
The guys also discuss Julian Sayin's command of Arthur Smith's offense, why Ian Moore continues to strengthen his case along the offensive line, and why Devin McCuin may be emerging as a much bigger factor in the passing game than expected.
Whose stock has risen the most for you during Ohio State's fall camp? Let us know in the comments.
0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast
0:11 — It's time to talk Buckeye “stonks”
0:28 — Stock Up No. 1: Bo Jackson
1:09 — How much has Bo Jackson's trajectory changed?
1:35 — What Ryan Day wants to see from Jackson at the second level
2:20 — Isaiah West's stock remains high
2:42 — Stock Up No. 2: Chris Henry Jr.
3:10 — Are expectations already changing for the freshman receiver?
4:28 — Why Chris Henry Jr. looks ready to play against Texas
4:52 — Revisiting preseason statistical expectations for Henry
5:12 — Could Henry approach 500 receiving yards?
6:21 — How that would compare to Ohio State freshman history
7:04 — A reminder: plenty of other Buckeyes are having good camps
7:25 — Stock Up No. 3: Julian Sayin
8:23 — Arthur Smith appears comfortable putting more on Sayin's plate
9:26 — Stock Up No. 4: Ian Moore
10:20 — Why Moore's upside matters in the offensive line competition
10:59 — What Ohio State's continued evaluation of Moore tells us
12:08 — Even if Moore doesn't start, his stock is rising
12:25 — Stock Up No. 5: Devin McCuin
13:14 — Why McCuin has changed expectations during fall camp
13:44 — McCuin taking advantage of his opportunity
15:05 — The downfield element that has stood out with McCuin
15:29 — Final thoughts and BuckeyeInsiders.com
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 with the Buckeye whose stock has risen the most in your eyes.
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