It’s been less than two months since Ohio State took home the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff with four straight wins over top ten teams, the last of which vs. Notre Dame in the CFP Championship Game. But … believe it or not, spring ball is just around the corner and will begin on Monday. It’ll run through Saturday, April 17, in some form of a spring showcase that isn’t being called a spring game, so we’ll see what that’s all about.
Nevertheless, it means the building blocks of this year’s team will begin to take shape next week and there are plenty of holes to fill from a team that had a ton of veteran talent now off to a little known league known as the — NFL.
We often like to project what the depth chart will be for the Buckeyes as we head through the offseason. Just before spring kicks off feels like a pretty good time to peer into the crystal ball and make some somewhat educated guesses on how things might look with the two-deep when the defending national champions run out of the tunnel of the Horseshoe against the Texas Longhorns on August 30.
Sometimes these exercises are easy (ahem, last year), and sometimes it’s like putting a puzzle together that’s missing several border pieces. With all of the change afoot with new coaches in place and several players competing for starting spots, this is most certainly the latter.
But hey, we get paid to try and sort these type of things out, so off we go starting with the offensive side of the ball. The defensive side and special teams will follow on the heels of our projected two-deep Ohio State football offensive depth chart for the 2025 season.
Quarterback
Starter | Julian SayinBackup | Lincoln Kienholz
Head coach Ryan Day has said that the quarterback battle is an open competition, but it would be a mild shock if Sayin doesn’t take the baton and run with…
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Publish date : 2025-03-15 10:10:00
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