Eli Lee

Yes.

Um, folks, folks at home should know that my, my spouse, uh, Eli Lee, refers to Rachel, Josie, and I, uh, collectively as the tranny Jessarit, uh-

[laughs]

... for how many-

You're...

It's gonna be like the fourth quarter, and Landis is gonna be like, "Are they playing Cincere Johnson and Eli Lee together in this package?" And I'm gonna be like, "Bill."

But that's also what I care about.

Yeah.

I'm just saying it's changed the way you look at the linebacker room in the future because you've got TJ and Riley and Sincere, but now you've got a fourth one who's already turning heads.

It's going to change the way things go probably a little bit for Garrett Stover and Eli Lee down the road, but those are guys who probably could start at a Big Ten school right now.

Anywhere else in the conference, maybe not two or three different spots that they wouldn't start.

But those are players who are going to be big-time guys for other programs at some point probably.

since you're Johnson and Braxton, remember, are making plays for the Buckeyes, and they're going to bring in Quentin Seifer and Prince Goldsby in the 2027 class, who will both be really good prospects and players for Ohio State.

And when I'm talking about guys like C.J. Sana and Garrett Stover and Eli Lee, who could end up being players at Ohio State or just end up being players at Big Ten schools down the line.

So the second half, especially that fourth quarter, that defense, I know they held them, like they held Kent State to a field goal when they could have maybe let up a touchdown.

That defense probably was the second half defense and the fourth quarter defense was some of the better stuff we saw from Ohio State on Saturday.

And TJ needs reps upon reps upon reps.

And I would also like to see some Eli Lee.

Eli Lee is not getting bullied around.

Eli Lee is a middle linebacker who I think could potentially have a future here at Ohio State.

And I don't really want to see a lot of Garrett Stover.

Garrett in Peyton's class.

I think a lot of the problem is Peyton's size.

He's not very big.