COLUMBUS, Ohio — Justin Fields is a threat with his arm and his legs for Ohio State football. As a five-star recruit out of Kennesaw, Georgia, he was the No. 1 dual-threat quarterback in the country. While Georgia used him primarily as a run threat in his year with the Bulldogs, the Buckeyes capitalized on all his skills during the 2019 season. The return of a viable QB run threat helped running back J.K. Dobbins get back to a level that led to a record 2,003 rushing yards. Fields’ arm gave Ohio State its second-best passing season in school history while throwing just three interceptions. The Buckeyes will need both parts of Fields’ game again in 2020. Last season Fields threw 41 touchdown passes. That’s more than any other returning quarterback in the country. He also ran for 10 scores, third among returning Big Ten players. Fields will be among…
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