INDIANAPOLIS — Ohio State football enters the spring with two big vacancies on the offensive line and questions about depth behind All-American guard Wyatt Davis and center Josh Myers. One of the outgoing seniors who created one of those vacancies believes the Buckeyes will be fine. Speaking at the NFL Scouting Combine on Wednesday, Jonah Jackson said OSU’s offensive line — considered one of the best in the nation in 2019 — has better days head. “It might be better than it was last year, because the guys coming in were just as good and ready to play in case me or Branden (Bowen) or someone else was to go down,” Jackson said. “I’m definitely excited for what’s going on over there.” Why so confident? Harry Miller, for one. Jackson called him an “above the curve” guy who is destined to eventually end up at the combine. Miller is expected…
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