
Chris Henry Jr. is about to get his shot. With Brandon Inniss listed as questionable ahead of Ohio State's game against Maryland, the freshman receiver is set to see a bigger role on Saturday, and Buckeye fans have been waiting for this. We break down what Chris Henry Jr. brings to the Ohio State offense, how he and Brock Boyd could change the slot, what it means for Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith, and whether Ohio State finally gets a true WR2. In this video: - Why Chris Henry Jr. is in line for Brandon Inniss' snaps against Maryland - The Ohio State injury report: Inniss and Devin McCuin questionable, Phillip Daniels questionable on the offensive line - What we've seen from Chris Henry Jr. so far, including his touchdowns against Ball State and Kent State - How Brock Boyd fits in as Ohio State's top receiver behind Jeremiah Smith, Inniss and McCuin - Whether Julian Sayin will look beyond Jeremiah Smith more often - What to expect from the Buckeyes' receiver rotation against Maryland Ohio State hosts Maryland on Saturday, Oct. 10 at 4:15 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network. Subscribe to Menace2Sports for daily Ohio State and college football coverage with no filter, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. Drop your take in the comments: is Chris Henry Jr. the next breakout receiver at Ohio State? Shop and more: menace2sports.com #OhioState #Buckeyes #ChrisHenryJr #BrandonInniss #OhioStateFootball #CollegeFootball #GoBucks #BigTen #Menace2Sports
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