Julian Sayin has walked into a dream scenario this season. Something that his predecessor, Will Howard, could only have wished for last year. During the 2024 season, Howard had to battle through a makeshift, injury-ravaged offensive line that shuffled positions nearly every week. But now, Sayin has the luxury of standing behind one of the most dominant O-lines in college football. This OSU O-line unit is ranked No. 1 in the nation for zero sacks allowed and just two tackles for loss through the early season.

Last season was a nightmare up front for the Buckeyes, and Howard had to pay the price. Star left tackle Josh Simmons tore his patellar tendon against Oregon in Week 7, forcing Donovan Jackson to shift from his natural left guard position to tackle. This move created a domino effect o

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