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Robert Griffin III reminds everyone about Julian Sayin after Ohio State’s loss vs. USC

Following a thirty to eighteen defeat against USC, former Heisman recipient Robert Griffin III pointed out how sorely Ohio State missed their sidelined signal-caller, Julian Sayin. Stand-in starter Luke Fahey managed two hundred sixty yards and a single touchdown with a forty-nine QBR as the attack struggled to find its usual rhythm.

Even star target Jeremiah Smith contributed ten catches for eighty-three yards and a score, but the effort could not prevent a second loss of the campaign.

Sayin has been sidelined indefinitely due to a right arm injury sustained in the fourth quarter against Indiana, finishing his prior stretch with two thousand seven yards and nineteen passing scores. Griffin noted on social media that critics who previously claimed anyone could replicate Sayin's output alongside Smith now realize his true value now that he is absent.

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