On this episode of Buckeye Talk, we analyze the impact Chip Kelly has had on Ohio State football’s 2024 offense. Stephen Means, Stefan Krajisnik and Andrew Gillis look at every angle of why it was so important that the first person Ryan Day gave up play-calling duties to was his former mentor,

Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day gave his thoughts on allowing former UCLA coach Chip Kelly to direct the team's offense.

The pairing of Kansas State transfer quarterback Will Howard with offensive coordinator Chip Kelly is off to a smooth start. It’s especially enhanced one dimension of Ohio State’s high-scoring offense through two games: During lopsided wins over Akron and Western Michigan to open the season,

Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly addressed the media on Tuesday after the team’s first of two bye weeks, offering insight as to what the week off looked like. He also talked about where the offense is headed and what the next steps are for the Buckeyes.

Day and Kelly have a long relationship, so the former should trust the latter to control the offense. Kelly, who was the Oregon Ducks head coach when they had one of the nation’s most dynamic run games, should bring that style of play calling to Columbus.

Former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer seems to know the reputation Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly has developed during his college football career. That reputation is something Meyer is excited to see work in the OSU offense. "I'm anxious to see it," Meyer said in an appearance on “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” show Thursday.

Head coach Ryan Day will hold a press conference at noon Tuesday at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center ahead of Ohio State vs. Marshall.

Day convinced his former college coach to leave his position at the head of the UCLA program to serve as Ohio State's offensive coordinator. And so far it's resulted in the Buckeyes scoring 108 points in their first two games.