ESPN believes Ohio State is in good shape in its top 25 future quarterback power rankings?

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No. 1 future QB Ranking, Ohio State?

Ohio State's C.J. Stroud makes move in USA TODAY's Week 11 QB rankings
Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback C.J. Stroud (7) celebrates after scoring a touchdown in the second quarter of Saturday’s NCAA Division I football game against the Purdue Boilermakers at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Oh., on November 13, 2021. Credit: USA TODAY Sports Network

What We Say

There’s no doubt Ohio State is in a great spot with the quarterback position. The Buckeyes already had some dynamic playmakers under center prior to Day being handed the keys to the program, and since then, it’s only gotten better. Stroud is going to put up monster numbers next year with another year in the system, and has a fantastic shot at winning the Heisman and leading OSU to the College Football Playoff.

Beyond that, there are question marks. Kyle McCord has a ton of talent in his right arm, but he’ll need to continue to grow to fit in seamlessly when Stroud likely moves on after the upcoming season. Devin Brown is a nice, talented, fall-back option that might be the eventual answer beyond McCord, but again, it all has to hit. One thing that is always a question mark is who stays and who decides to do a cannonball dive into the transfer portal.

Still, with Day calling the shots as a well-known quarterback guru, even if there are defections, you will see guys being shot back out of the transfer portal towards Columbus if the situation arises. It’s very easy to see Ohio State as the top quarterback destination over the next few years and things look great for the future.

By the way, to look at the rest of Rittenberg’s top 25 situations, head on over to ESPN (subscription required) and see where things go after his top ten of Ohio State, USC, Alabama, Texas A&M, Georgia, Miami (FL), Oklahoma, Texas, NC State, and Michigan.

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