Ohio State is counting on inexperienced tight ends like Joe Royer (84) to perform a crucial role in a potentially explosive offense. AP COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s most experienced tight end still wore a white jersey like the other defensive players and worked out with the linebackers at Tuesday’s practice. Cade Stover’s return to his original Buckeye position may work out for the best for a third-year player still seeking an identity in the program. It also ramps up the urgency for the remaining tight ends to progress to the OSU standard by the end of August. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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