COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football could not have asked for much more from at center than what Josh Myers provided the past two seasons. Successfully making the transition from guard, Myers emerged as one of the Big Ten’s best centers. He also became an important voice on the team, serving as a team captain during a trying — and ultimately successful — 2020 season. Myers declared for the 2021 NFL Draft on Friday night. His are large shoes to fill at an important position, especially since the Buckeyes will also be breaking in a first-time starting quarterback in 2021. Whoever throws the next pass for Ohio State will be throwing his first. The connection between Myers and Justin Fields helped stabilize the offense, and someone else must build that rapport. Ohio State has established multiple options for a smooth transition at center. • Melville, Musketeers and Eastern philosophy: Inside the…
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