FBS rank among qualifying players
Starts come from each game’s starting lineup. Starting linemen play nearly every snap (NFL median: 100%), so a start counts as about 97% of the team’s plays
| Game | Start | Team plays | Est. snaps | Snap share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wk 1 · Ball State | ✓ OL | 72 | ~70 (65–72) | 97% |
| Wk 2 · Texas | ✓ OL | 63 | ~61 (57–63) | 97% |
| Season | 2 GS | 135 | 131 (122–135) | 97% |
17 OLs on the Ohio State roster
| # | Player | Pos | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | Luke Montgomery | OL | SR |
| 57 | Ian Gecse | OL | SR |
| 60 | Jaxon Powell | OL | FR |
| 62 | Joshua Padilla | OL | SR |
| 63 | Julian Goines-Jackson | OL | SR |
| 64 | Simon Lorentz | OL | JR |
| 65 | Tucker Smith | OL | FR |
| 66 | Landry Brede | OL | FR |
| 67 | Austin Siereveld | OL | SR |
| 69 | Ian Moore | OL | JR |
| 70 | Phillip Daniels | OL | SR |
| 72 | Deontae Armstrong | OL | JR |
| 74 | Carter Lowe | OL | SO |
| 75 | Carson Hinzman | OL | SR |
| 76 | Jake Cook | OL | SO |
| 77 | Sam Greer | OL | FR |
| 78 | Max Riley | OL | FR |
Stats, EPA and usage come from CollegeFootballData.com and refresh daily. FBS ranks only count players with enough volume for the stat to mean something. Qualifying for EPA takes —+ plays per team game. Ohio State depth chart →