⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Ohio State is expected to lean more heavily into a smash-mouth run game and two-tight-end formations in 2026. - Three-receiver sets will remain part of the offense, but the panel expects a stronger rushing emphasis behind an offensive line it views favorably. Red-zone efficiency and keeping Jeremiah healthy were identified as key offensive priorities.

- Injury: What’s crazy is QB’s are much more likely to get hurt in the pocket than well running.

- Injury: They lost because of injuries in the secondary as well as losing their starting QB for the season.

- Intel: Loved the article from @ESPNRittenberg doing future rankings 2 years out for all 68 power conference CFB teams https:// espn.com/college-footba ll/story/_/id/48864748/college-football-2026-future-power-rankings-every-team … Fired up he joined me on The Bill and Doug Show to...

- Ohio State's breakout/depth outlook has several health caveats, with one potential No. 2 or No. 3 running back framed as valuable if he can stay healthy. - Jacoby Jackson is discussed as a veteran option whose career has been shaped by medical redshirt/redshirt/COVID eligibility and repeated health issues. - If both Jermaine Matthews and Jacoby Jackson are healthy, the speaker expects Jackson to be the No. 2 option in that defensive back context. - The offensive line also has pressure points: if the projected left tackle wins the job, the speaker said he needs to have a strong year.

- LB: If he isn’t on a team, how would he even be able to enter the portal.

- Injury: I don't know if I'd say anyone is a sure-fire starter except McClain.

- Henry Jr, Wilder, Boyd likely only true freshmen reaching 100 snaps; others need early success or rotation role.

- Stewart TD over Scott—Raiola threw perfect ball, Stewart outran 50+ yards, looked sharp; surprised Raiola played after broken leg.

- Day/Bowen clear: spring injuries give younger OL depth-chart and starting reps opportunities.

- Legend Bey hybrid player (RB/slot/return man) to get ball in hands, not pure WR.