Rhett Lewis

They're going to need to be able to move the ball consistently, not fall behind, and they've got to figure out a way to counter what has become the meta for – giving Indiana problems in the running game.

If you haven't watched Rhett Lewis's breakdown of the game on the big red carpet, please go do that because he did an excellent job of noting that Ohio State rolled three defensive tackles out there regularly, rotated amongst five, basically had an extra D tackle out there in place of an edge rusher.

And their whole purpose was to clog the lanes, to make it difficult for the blocking to establish, to make it difficult or impossible for the blockers to get to the second level.

And that stymied a lot of the running game for Indiana.

And be sure to check out the rest of our coverage that we've had throughout the course of this week.

We've had myself and Rhett Lewis talking through the key elements of this matchup.

We've had the Hoosier Network crew on.

Uh, we've had Rhett with his own show, The Big Red Carpet, talking about everything that came out of that Nebraska game and what to expect coming into this one.

Welcome to the Insiders, presented by Progressive Insurance.

Along with our insiders, Adam Schefter, Judy Battista, Mike Garafolo, I am Rhett Lewis.

Friends, let's begin in Owings Mills, Maryland, where after missing the week five win over the Falcons with an ankle injury, Lamar Jackson did not return to practice today as the Ravens prepare for the Browns in Cleveland on Sunday.

Ravens head coach Jesse Minter trying to stay patient through the process.

Okay, we'll see if that makes a difference and if Lamar can certainly get back into the lineup this week.

Uh, Mike, Judy, appreciate you guys.

I'm Rhett Lewis, and the Insiders will be back with you on Friday.

Enjoy Thursday Night Football, everybody.

We do have some fallout from the finale to Week 5 that we'll get to as we welcome you to the Insiders on this Tuesday presented by Progressive Insurance.

Rhett Lewis, Jeff Darlington, Mike Garafolo, Ian Rapoport, Judy Battista as we take you back to how things finished up from SoFi Stadium.

And it was James Cook breaking the 27-27 tie but leaving Matthew Stafford some time.

He expertly guides the Rams all the way down the field.

NFL Network, Big Ten Network, and Sirius XM Radio.

Rhett Lewis, how you doing, my friend? Hey, what's up, old buddy? Good to hear from you.

It's good to hear from you as well.

Back in yesteryear, Rhett and I used to do a show together for about a year, year and a half, the old Big Ten show on the Believe Network, and that was fun times, but I've kept tabs on you since, and you're doing great, man.

Well, they're the experts.

Then 8 o'clock on BTN, former Mets color guy on the radio, Wayne Rendazzo and Rhett Lewis calling Minnesota Purdue.

All right, now Mike.

It's time we get to the one part of the show.