Ohio State’s run game faces scrutiny as Ja'kobi Jackson is praised for running harder than Bo Jackson, yet the Buckeyes’ coaching staff still struggles to maximize their best running back’s talent. With the offensive line unable to create effective push and tight ends faltering in blocking, calls for a more spread-out offense—including utilizing four wide receivers—grow louder to open lanes and unleash Bo Jackson’s true potential.
The coaching decisions come into sharper focus with missed opportunities for promising players like Khary Wilder, who saw limited snaps against Kent State despite starter Zion Grady’s absence. Is the staff’s lack of trust in Wilder against the run holding back defensive progress, and will they find better ways to support their stars moving forward? Buckeye fans, these choices could shape the rest of the season.
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