The Ohio State Buckeyes had one of the more interesting offenses in college football in 2012, yet plenty of questions still loom going into 2013.
Braxton Miller had a breakout sophomore season, setting the school record for rushing yards by a quarterback in a season and improved his passing numbers dramatically from his freshman campaign.
That said, Miller’s passing game may still have fans a bit concerned heading into his junior season.
After getting off to a hot start throwing the football early in the year, Miller’s passing numbers started to sag, and he became more inconsistent as the season went on. In the second half of the season, Miller compiled his three lowest QB ratings of the year. And in only one of those games—against Penn State—did he rush for more than 50 yards.
MIller had plenty of inconsistencies in his passing game, but when he was good, he was really, really good.
Part of his struggles included having to learn a new system under Urban Meyer and…
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