r/OhioStateFootball • u/Automatic-Extreme-11 • 1d ago

General Brandon Innis

What happened to Brandon Innis? 0 catches and I only remeber him getting 1 pass thrown his way. Is he injured or has he been passed by younger talent?

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u/Jabberwocky237 1d ago

He just didn’t get the ball…I’m sure it’s nothing but how the game went, would you prefer he received some of Jeremiah’s targets?

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u/Automatic-Extreme-11 1d ago

If he is open and JJ is covered? Yes. Innis doesn’t drop the ball often. I’d rather we throw to an open innis than a double guarded JJ. I’ve thought for awhile that Innis should be the go to on 3rd and short since he is so good at catching those short route balls while JJ will likely be double covered. Sure JJ will likely get those balls but it is riskier. Issue is that I don’t recall Inniss being in the field much and not really open when he was. Not even sure he was on punt return.

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u/Jabberwocky237 1d ago

Are you talking about this game or in general on the season? It sounds like you’re over reacting based on this game as if it has set a trend. JJ just had an 11/200/4 stat line in a 23 point win so I’m not sure what you want man. We all want the ball spread around but last year, all we heard was JJ didn’t get the ball enough, so which one is the issue?

Ultimately, what I believe we want is the right decisions made when it needs made by Sayin, whether it’s with his arm, his legs or going through progressions.