With quarterback J.T. Barrett moving on to the NFL, the Ohio State football team will need a new shot-caller in 2018. While Barrett leaves behind some pretty big shoes to fill, the Buckeyes do possess a couple of talented guys to fill the vacancy. Barrett, signing with the New Orleans Saints as an undrafted free agent, had a stellar four years as Ohio State’s field general – including a National Championship in 2014. In 50 games, Barrett threw for 9,434 yards with 104 touchdowns and 30 interceptions, completing over 63 percent of his passes. A big time threat in the ground game as well, he rushed for 3,263 yards and another 43 touchdowns, averaging five yards per carry. His production on the field made him one of the greatest quarterbacks in Ohio State history, shattering school records across the board. There will be lofty expectations for whoever steps up to…
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