Ohio State football post-spring projected depth chart on offense

TL;DR

Ohio State football has released a projected two-deep depth chart for offense following spring practices. The chart reflects changes due to 51 new players joining the program and is expected to evolve further during fall camp.

Key points

Ohio State football has a new projected depth chart for offense.
51 new players have joined the Ohio State football program.
The depth chart may change after fall camp.
The evaluation is based on spring practice performances.

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Now that we are past spring ball and the 2026 NFL draft, it feels like a good time to see where things land with a projected two-deep depth chart for the Ohio State football team. It's no easy task with 51 new players in the program, but we did get to see some reps and hear some guys start to make a name for themselves during the spring, so what we thought we knew after the transfer portal closed is much different now.

In fact, what we project and predict now will also most likely change once we hit fall camp and begin to see some more things after a summer of conditioning and development behind the scenes. But, as always, we're game to give it a try.

We're going to start with the offensive side of the ball as we almost always do first, and then we will pivot to the defense and special teams after that. Here's a look at a projected Ohio State football depth chart post-spring.

Ohio State football projected two-deep depth chart on offense

Quarterback

Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Julian Sayin (10) motions during the first half of the NCAA football game against the Illinois Fighting Illini at Gies Memorial Stadium in Champaign on Oct. 11, 2025.

Starter:Julian Sayin

Backup:Tavien St. Clair

This is, of course, Sayin's job. A year of development for a guy who was a Heisman finalist already should make the offense that much more dangerous. All indications are that he's got better command and leadership, so let's hope that translates to the field. Tavien St. Clair is the heir apparent and will undoubtedly be the No. 2 guy and perhaps the next future starter under center in Columbus.