COLUMBUS, Ohio — Somehow while the Ohio State football team’s problems reared their head on Saturday night against Rutgers, Justin Fields’ greatness wasn’t talked about enough. The quarterback completed all but four of his 28 passes for 318 yards and a career-high five touchdowns spread across nine different targets. His 11 touchdown passes mirror the 11 incompletions he has on 83 throws for 908 yards. It took him three games to shoot up to the top of the Heisman Trophy race, while Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence missed two games after testing positive for the coronavirus. Fields isn’t going to slow down, and against Rutgers, he showed the world what makes him a top-five NFL Draft pick. His arm is special, and as a second-year starter with a bevy of weapons, he’s been unleashed by head coach Ryan Day. He’s a generational talent, and in the Buckeyes’ 49-27 win over Rutgers,…
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