Ohio State Faces Unprecedented Quarterback Competition as Spring Practice Kicks Off

With a mix of transfers and elite recruits, the Buckeyes' quarterback room is more competitive than ever.

Ohio State's quarterback room is overflowing with talent as spring practice begins, featuring a mix of transfers and top recruits.
Devin Brown, despite being last year's backup, is determined to compete for the starting position, dismissing speculation of a transfer.
Will Howard, a transfer from Kansas State, is confident in his ability to adapt and aims to secure the starting spot.
The competition is intensified by the addition of top recruits Julian Sayin and Air Noland, both seen as future NFL prospects.
Ohio State's new offensive coordinator, Chip Kelly, will have the challenging task of managing this highly competitive quarterback situation.