Julian Sayin's Alleged Elbow Surgery Changes Everything

Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin is out "indefinitely," Ryan Day said Tuesday, and the Buckeyes are now planning for him to miss the rest of the regular season. Day also said the team is putting together a plan in case Sayin can't return this fall at all. What hasn't been confirmed is any diagnosis or surgery: as of Oct. 21, Ohio State has not announced either. Luke Fahey has been ahead of Tavien St. Clair, but both get reps during the bye week before Ohio State plays at No. 16 USC on Oct. 31.

Zach Smith and Kris Drew break down what the surgery talk could mean for Sayin's recovery, for his future at Ohio State, and for a Buckeyes season that now runs through the quarterback room. Watch to hear where they land.

In this video:

Ryan Day's Tuesday update: "out indefinitely" and the plan for the regular season and postseason
The surgery question: what's confirmed, what isn't, and why it matters
What a throwing-arm injury can mean for a quarterback's timeline
Luke Fahey vs. Tavien St. Clair during the bye week
What the Buckeyes need to do offensively at USC and the rest of the schedule
What it means for the Big Ten race and the playoff

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