Ohio State Buckeyes’ quarterback Will Howard will be sidelined for the remainder of the season due to an injury, the team announced today. Howard, who had been a key player for the Buckeyes this season, suffered the injury during last week’s game.
The extent of the injury requires him to undergo treatment and rehabilitation, ultimately ruling him out for the rest of the year.
Head coach Ryan Day expressed his disappointment but praised Howard for his contributions to the team. “Will has been an essential part of our offense, and we’ll miss his leadership on the field. Our focus now is on his recovery, and we’ll continue to support him every step of the way,” Day said in a statement.
Howard’s absence raises questions about the Buckeyes’ quarterback position moving forward. Backup quarterbacks will now compete for the starting role, with fans eagerly awaiting updates on who will step up to lead the team in the upcoming games. The Buckeyes are determined to keep their championship hopes alive despite this setback.
