Ohio State football players stand out in first week of training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 10:07 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Ohio State's preseason training camp is underway, having begun just over a week ago. Seven players have drawn attention for their performances in early practice sessions. Among them, quarterback Julian Sayin has gained weight for strength, while running back Isaiah West has impressed with first-team reps. Devin McCuin displays promise as a transfer receiver, and Brock Boyd shows potential as a freshman. Defensive lineman Eddrick Houston and cornerback Jay Timmons have highlighted their capabilities, and safety Earl Little Jr. has earned praise from teammates. The team continues to prepare with additional practices scheduled ahead.
- •Julian Sayin added weight to enhance performance at quarterback.
- •Isaiah West took nearly all first-team reps at running back.
- •Devin McCuin made highlight catches in practices.
- •Brock Boyd integrated well with the first-team offense.
- •Jay Timmons is competing for the nickel back position.
- 10:07 AMYahoo Sports — 7 Ohio State football players standing out through first week of training camp
"Ohio State is little more than a week into its preseason training camp. Here are seven players who have generated buzz.
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