“It Wasn’t Great”: Ryan Day Drops Concerning Update, Admits First Sign of OSU Weakness Ryan Day comes clean on his one of O-lineman's absence as the Buckeyes coach updates probable return date of the

The Buckeyes headed into their Purdue matchup carrying a heavy injury load. Ohio State tested its depth with eight players officially out, including key defenders Logan George and Malik Hartford, along with backup right guard Josh Padilla on offense. But Ryan Day feels a bit optimistic on one O-line return, dropping a relieving update on Padilla.

“We don’t think it will be long-term. We’re hoping to get him back next week,” Ryan Day said about Padilla. “We’ll continue to look at it next week, but if he’s not back next week, he should be back in two weeks.” Day was fast enough to capitalize on how the missing pieces really showed the weakness that OSU never realized they had. “ Asked about the offensive line, Day said the #Buckeyes wanted to run the ball. ‘For the most part,