Since he arrived in Columbus as a four-star recruit in 2016, Luke Farrell’s first two seasons at Ohio State have been forgettable. After redshirting his first year on campus, Farrell played only 107 total offensive snaps last year – mostly as a run blocker in games that were already decided – and finished his first playing season with just two catches for 19 yards. Going into his third year at Ohio State, however, Farrell appears to have a real shot at earning significant playing time and making a noteworthy impact for the Buckeyes offense this year. While Farrell was listed on Ohio State’s published depth chart as a co-backup tight end all of last season, most of his playing time came early in the year, as Marcus Baugh played the lion’s share of tight end snaps and Rashod Berry played most of the rest. Farrell’s chances of climbing the depth…
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