Three Overreactions to the Ohio State Offense After Two Days of Fall Camp

After two days of Ohio State fall camp, it’s time to overreact to what the Buckeyes are showing on offense.Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr break down three early takeaways, beginning with running back Isaiah West. Could West actually rush for 1,000 yards this season and turn Ohio State’s backfield into another true two-back attack alongside Bo Jackson?They also discuss the early emergence of Devin McCuin, who has been one of the biggest standouts of camp. Is McCuin capable of becoming Ohio State’s clear No. 2 receiver — and could he even develop into an NFL first-round-caliber player? Plus, the Buckeyes’ tight end room looks deeper and more versatile than it did a year ago, despite losing two NFL Draft picks.0:00 — Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast0:36 — Time for three offensive overreactions1:52 — Overreaction No. 1: Isaiah West will rush for 1,000 yards2:45 — Why evaluating running backs this early is difficult4:29 — What are the chances West leads Ohio State in rushing?6:00 — Comparing West and Bo Jackson to the 2024 backfield7:25 — Overreaction No. 2: Devin McCuin is a future first-round pick9:20 — What would a 1,000-yard McCuin season mean for the offense?10:01 — Could Ohio State’s offense have any real weakness?10:35 — Why a true No. 2 receiver changes everything12:37 — Does McCuin have NFL first-round size?13:00 — Why the early camp buzz around McCuin is so strong13:33 — Overreaction No. 3: The tight ends will be better than last year16:09 — What the tight ends have shown through two practices17:18 — How many touches will actually be available?18:13 — Final thoughts on the offensive overreactionsWhich offensive overreaction are you buying the most after two days of camp?Subscribe to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, give the video a thumbs up, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the latest from Ohio State fall camp.For more Buckeye football coverage, practice observations, and discussion, join us at BuckeyeInsiders.com.