Oregon Ducks Football: Duck Tape Film Analysis of Ohio State Football 2026 - Addicted To Quack
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Special thanks to Eric Boggs of The OHIO Podcast for joining me to discuss Ohio State’s roster on this week’s podcast: [Media: https://playlist.megaphone.fm?e=RRTET8176416164] Offense [Image: https://platform.addictedtoquack.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2026/11/OSU-offense.png?quality=90&strip=all] Ohio State is the 6th most frequently studied team in my library, behind only Oregon State, the three other Pac-12 teams that joined the Big Ten in 2024, and Oregon itself. I have every season of Ohio State football charted since 2018 when Coach Day took over from Urban Meyer, as well as the 2014 season for Oregon’s matchup in the national title game, and several other individual games between the Buckeyes and Big Ten teams the Ducks would play from 2011 and 2017 like Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Michigan State. As such I have the Buckeyes’ complete roster and recruiting database built out for the every one of last 15 seasons, for continuity. The peak of Ohio State’s offensive depth of talent was 2022. That’s not exactly the same thing as saying 2022 was the Buckeyes’ best offense, or that at every position they had the best player they ever would over the last decade and a half, rather that it was the most robust offense - they could play football however they wanted behind an elite offensive line, an efficient and explosive rushing attack, and well distributed elite talent throughout the skill positions that could attack any part of the field and could change pace of play at will. More so than any other Buckeyes offense I studied, opposing defenses couldn’t concentrate on any one player or type of offensive production, because it would only make the other players and forms of production stronger. Each year since then starting in 2023, as I’ve documented in my preview series…
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