Wilson says OSU QBs ‘not elite runners’, but ‘not pure dropback guys’
COLUMBUS, Ohio –– With the exception of Dwayne Haskins, the quarterback run threat has been an instrumental offensive weapon for the Buckeyes and a common thread among Ohio State starters throughout the past decade.
Terrelle Pryor and J.T. Barrett knocked on the door of 1,000-yard rushing seasons, while Braxton Miller surpassed that milestone in two different years. Justin Fields may not have accumulated comparable yardage, but his 4.4 speed and big-play ability in both designed and unscripted run situations put constant pressure on opposing defenses.
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