Five Buckeyes On Offense With the Most to Gain In Fall Camp

Which Ohio State offensive players have the most to gain during fall camp? Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr identify five Buckeyes with major opportunities to improve their roles, win starting jobs, or force their way onto the field before the 2026 season begins. The discussion starts along the offensive line, where Ian Moore could either emerge as Ohio State’s starting left tackle or remain outside the starting five. Josh Padilla also has an opportunity to win the right guard job and potentially allow Austin Siereveld to remain at left tackle. Tony and Tom then turn to a wide receiver room searching for answers behind Jeremiah Smith. Can Devin McCuin establish himself as Ohio State’s starting Z receiver? Could Chris Henry Jr., Brock Boyd, Kyle Parker, or Brandon Inniss make a major move during camp? They also examine Isaiah West’s opportunity to secure a significant role behind Bo Jackson and explain why Turbo Rogers may be one of the most overlooked players on the entire offense. Which Buckeye has the most to gain in fall camp? Let us know in the comments. 0:03 — Fall camp is officially here 0:34 — Which offensive players have the most to gain? 1:13 — Ian Moore’s opportunity at left tackle 2:00 — Josh Padilla and the right guard competition 3:25 — How Austin Siereveld affects the offensive line equation 4:43 — Devin McCuin’s chance to win the Z receiver job 6:20 — What Ohio State needs from McCuin 8:39 — Could Chris Henry Jr. force his way onto the field? 9:30 — Brandon Inniss, Kyle Parker, and the wide receiver competition 11:12 — Isaiah West’s opportunity in the running back rotation 12:25 — Why Turbo Rogers has so much to gain 14:07 — Can Rogers climb the running back depth chart? 15:11 — Final thoughts on Ohio State’s offensive opportunities Subscribe to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast for daily Ohio State football news, analysis, predictions, and discussion. Become a member and join the conversation at BuckeyeInsiders.com.