COLUMBUS, Ohio — Every recruiting target, parent and reporter who watched Ohio State football’s scrimmage on Saturday left with a unique opinion of the open quarterback competition. Buckeye coach Ryan Day wants Kyle McCord and Devin Brown to ignore those opinions. Healthy advice, though also unrealistic. In reality, how the quarterbacks react to Saturday’s post-practice chatter provides another data point for Day’s analysis. If you were scoring Saturday’s scrimmage periods as a boxing match, your card likely would have had McCord and Brown dead even for much of the day. Recommended Buckeyes stories McCord had a better final third of the workout – executed more big plays, led more touchdown drives. This offense wants a quarterback that can facilitate explosiveness when it’s available and perform in the red zone when it’s not. Day, quarterbacks coach Corey Dennis and others certainly delved into a more nuanced breakdown of Saturday’s film. From…
Continue Reading: Ohio State football should take a note from Michigan’s 2022 quarterback competition
