Ohio State highlights five key players to watch in fall camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 10:02 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Ohio State football prepares for fall camp amid high expectations after losing 11 players to the NFL Draft. With significant roster changes, including the departure of key veterans, the Buckeyes will look to younger players to step up. Jeremiah Smith and Julian Sayin are among those crucial for the upcoming season. Notable players to watch include cornerback Devin Sanchez, safety Terry Moore, offensive lineman Ian Moore, wide receiver Brock Boyd, and running back Bo Jackson, as they aim to secure starting roles and make impacts during camp. Fall camp begins today and will provide insights into Ohio State's depth ahead of their season.
- •Ohio State lost 11 players to the NFL Draft, including key starters.
- •Devin Sanchez expected to step into a starting role at cornerback.
- •Terry Moore joins from Duke to fill a safety position.
- •Ian Moore aims for a starting spot on the offensive line.
- •Bo Jackson continues recovery from offseason surgery.
- 10:02 AMYahoo Sports — 5 players to watch throughout Ohio State football fall camp
"Players such as Jeremiah Smith and Julian Sayin will be crucial for OSU this season. But which other players will prove to be important during fall camp?
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