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The LATEST on the Ohio State Offensive Line
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Ohio State's offensive line competition is still taking shape, but Ryan Day sounds increasingly comfortable with what the Buckeyes have up front.
In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr break down the latest developments along the offensive line following Ohio State's recent practices and scrimmage.
With Austin Siereveld temporarily sidelined, Ian Moore and Josh Padilla have received valuable opportunities to state their cases for starting roles, while the Buckeyes continue to evaluate different combinations.
The guys discuss why Siereveld's absence may actually help Ohio State evaluate the competition, how much depth the Buckeyes appear to have, why versatility could be one of the line's biggest strengths, and what Ryan Day's confidence says about the group as the season approaches.
0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast
0:23 — The biggest storyline in Ohio State fall camp?
0:38 — A very unique way to introduce an offensive line
1:32 — The latest on Ohio State's projected starting five
1:53 — Austin Siereveld's absence and expected return
2:09 — Ian Moore and Josh Padilla getting major opportunities
2:43 — Why the current situation helps Ohio State evaluate the competition
4:24 — How 2024's offensive line adversity helped the Buckeyes
5:01 — Ian Moore vs. Josh Padilla on more equal footing
5:30 — Gabe VanSickle, Jake Cook and Ohio State's growing depth
5:49 — Ryan Day's revealing comment about the offensive line
6:14 — Why Day's confidence is significant
6:31 — Comparing this group to Ohio State's concerns in 2023
7:18 — Remembering the Josh Fryar and Zen Michalski tackle situation
7:55 — How deep is Ohio State's offensive line?
8:50 — Austin Siereveld's four-position versatility
9:17 — Josh Padilla's ability to play center
9:37 — How many offensive linemen does Ohio State really need?
9:47 — The Buckeyes started nine different linemen in 2024
10:05 — Could Siereveld play center too?
10:11 — Final thoughts: competition remains, but concern does not
For even more Ohio State football coverage, practice intel and discussion throughout fall camp, 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 your projected starting five on the offensive line.
In this episode of The Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr break down the latest developments along the offensive line following Ohio State's recent practices and scrimmage.
With Austin Siereveld temporarily sidelined, Ian Moore and Josh Padilla have received valuable opportunities to state their cases for starting roles, while the Buckeyes continue to evaluate different combinations.
The guys discuss why Siereveld's absence may actually help Ohio State evaluate the competition, how much depth the Buckeyes appear to have, why versatility could be one of the line's biggest strengths, and what Ryan Day's confidence says about the group as the season approaches.
0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast
0:23 — The biggest storyline in Ohio State fall camp?
0:38 — A very unique way to introduce an offensive line
1:32 — The latest on Ohio State's projected starting five
1:53 — Austin Siereveld's absence and expected return
2:09 — Ian Moore and Josh Padilla getting major opportunities
2:43 — Why the current situation helps Ohio State evaluate the competition
4:24 — How 2024's offensive line adversity helped the Buckeyes
5:01 — Ian Moore vs. Josh Padilla on more equal footing
5:30 — Gabe VanSickle, Jake Cook and Ohio State's growing depth
5:49 — Ryan Day's revealing comment about the offensive line
6:14 — Why Day's confidence is significant
6:31 — Comparing this group to Ohio State's concerns in 2023
7:18 — Remembering the Josh Fryar and Zen Michalski tackle situation
7:55 — How deep is Ohio State's offensive line?
8:50 — Austin Siereveld's four-position versatility
9:17 — Josh Padilla's ability to play center
9:37 — How many offensive linemen does Ohio State really need?
9:47 — The Buckeyes started nine different linemen in 2024
10:05 — Could Siereveld play center too?
10:11 — Final thoughts: competition remains, but concern does not
For even more Ohio State football coverage, practice intel and discussion throughout fall camp, 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 your projected starting five on the offensive line.