CLEVELAND, Ohio — Shortly after hurting his thumb during spring practise, Devin Brown called his father while sitting in the hospital.

The Ohio State quarterback informed Andrew Brown that he had broken his finger in a composed manner.

The first thing Andrew said was, “Why aren’t you upset?” Devin Brown realised at that very moment that, despite his desire to participate in the spring game, he wasn’t really missing anything.

“At the end of the day, I’ll be absent for a week,” I thought. I’ll learn from this and it won’t matter. “I’ll be heading back out there,” said Brown. “I always thought this would help me,” the speaker said.

For the first time since the spring, speaking to the media

comparable manner. He was assured, though. Confident that he could compete with Kyle McCord for the starting job despite an injury that backup quarterback Tristan Gebbia referred to as a “hiccup”

After a week of throwing, Brown claimed, “it was different throwing or gripping the ball when I got back.” “I was throwing all summer long. I didn’t overlook anything.

Being incredibly competitive is one of the keys to being Ohio State’s starting quarterback. Ryan Day brought up the competitive nature of C.J. Stroud, Dwayne Haskins, and Justin Fields during pivotal moments. Being a competitive individual himself, Brown was disappointed that his injury prevented him from participating in the spring game. However, he was aware He would have the opportunity to play in the preseason.