Ohio State gets a severe warning after losing two coordinators

Gerald “Smoke” Dixon does not believe that Ohio state Has some chance to win the national championship in the 2025 season. The sports analyst 247 attributes it to the school losing two coordinators after the victory of the national title last year. Speaking of 247 Sports Sports, Dixon said:

“There is no trait. You cannot lose your offensive coordinator and your defensive coordinator. And the guy who arrives has one of the most complicated defenses to fit in, for spring, set the team in your schedule ”

Offensive Coordinator Chip Kelly and defensive coordinator Jim Knowles have gone to the Las Vegas Raiders and the Penn State Nitany Lions respectively. Although it is always known that Chip Kelly's time in Columbus would be brief, Knowles departure to a Big Ten rival school has surprised the fans.

However, it still has to see the true impact of these outings, as Ryan Day is known for significant influence on the defensive side of things.

Ryan Day in the Qb Battle Room in Ohio State

With the departure of Will Howard, Ohio State Buckeys sought a new signal. Instead of heading to the transfer portal, coach Ryan Day has decided to look inside his own group. Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz They are currently the strikers of the position.

Speaking Thursday with WBNs 10TV, Day commented on the competition, saying:

“We are excited to see that these guys compete, this is an opportunity for these guys to catch -and run it,” said Day.

“I feel like there will be a lot of spring growth and an opportunity for these guys to take -and run, is something when you are a backup. It's something else when you really are running,” he added.

Julian Sayin is the leader of the Quarterback site, having been a five -star perspective that Ohio State got from Alabama after Nick Saban's retirement. In addition, the buckeyes have Tavien St. Clair of the first year and of five star, adding more depth to the quarterback competition.