Ohio State considers quarterback change after consecutive losses
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 12:54 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026
Ohio State is evaluating its quarterback situation after falling to Oregon 41-28, marking the team's second straight loss. Luke Fahey, the starting quarterback, is now 0-2 after stepping in for an injured Julian Sayin. Fahey's performance included over 300 passing yards, but the team struggled offensively without Sayin. Coach Ryan Day faces pressure to reassess his quarterback strategy, given the impact on Ohio State's standings in the College Football Playoff race. Julian Sayin, who has been sidelined due to a throwing arm injury, is not expected to return soon.
- •Ohio State lost to Oregon 41-28, now 0-2 under Fahey.
- •Julian Sayin is sidelined with a throwing arm injury.
- •Fahey surpassed 300 passing yards but struggled to connect with top targets.
- •Tavien St. Clair could receive snaps as a potential starter.
- •Ryan Day may prioritize developmental opportunities for younger quarterbacks.
- 12:54 AMYahoo Sports — Ohio State QB depth chart: Buckeyes could make change after Luke Fahey falls to 0-2 as starter
"The Buckeyes are all but certain to miss the College Football Playoff after losses in back-to-back weeks. Will that prompt Ryan Day to make a change under center?
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