Ryan Day: Offensive line still a key concern after Ohio State’s first 2026 practice
Summary
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day shared his concerns after the team's first practice of the 2026 season, especially about the offensive line and backup players. The team has strong returning players but faces questions about who will fill certain key positions as they prepare for their season opener on September 5.Key Facts
- Ryan Day is entering his eighth season as Ohio State’s head coach and aims for another top 10 finish.
- The offensive line is a major concern due to struggles in key games last season.
- Four starters on the offensive line return, but some positions may have new starters.
- The tight end group has returning players and new transfers but uncertainty over who will get most playing time.
- Wide receiver depth looks strong with star players returning and new additions joining the team.
- Running back Bo Jackson returns, but Isaiah West’s strong offseason could affect playing time.
- Freshman running back Legend Bey missed the first practice due to a team rules violation.
- Ohio State starts its season at home against Ball State on September 5 and may face a top 10 Texas team the following week.
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