Julian Sayin to miss multiple weeks after suffering injury in Ohio State crusher

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-17 · by Donovan Gibbs

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Ohio State's star quarterback Julian Sayin will miss several weeks after being injured during the fourth quarter of their game against Indiana. Sayin left the field following a strip-sack by Mario Landino and was seen wearing a sling post-game. Head coach Ryan Day confirmed the injury is severe enough to sideline him for multiple weeks, impacting upcoming games against USC, Oregon, Northwestern, and Nebraska. Prior to his exit, Sayin had completed 15 of 29 passes for 235 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions in a critical win over No. 5 Indiana.
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Julian Sayin, Ohio State's star quarterback, will miss several weeks after suffering an injury during the fourth quarter of their 19-15 victory over Indiana on Saturday. Head coach Ryan Day announced that Sayin was expected to be out for multiple weeks following a hard hit from Hoosiers' defensive tackle Mario Landino, resulting in a strip-sack and apparent shoulder injury. Sayin, who had completed 15 of 29 passes for 235 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions before exiting the game, has been having an outstanding junior season, throwing for 2,007 yards and 19 touchdowns. Backup quarterback Luke Fahey finished the game but could not generate any significant offense, punting both times he was on the field. This injury comes at a critical time for Ohio State, which is currently ranked fourth nationally.

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🔮 Ohio State will miss Julian Sayin for several weeks with an injury suffered in the fourth quarter of the Buckeyes’ 19-15 win over No. 5 Indiana on Saturday afternoon, leaving the nation’s fourth-ranked team without its star quarterback during a pivotal stretch of the season.
🔮 Rodgers, in what he has said will be his last NFL season, has thrown for 1,234 yards, 10 touchdowns and four interceptions through five games.
🔮 And everybody inside was in awe and couldn’t believe it.
🔮 After Monday night’s 37-34 overtime loss to the Bills, Rams head coach Sean McVay couldn’t handle the regret.
🔮 Boston will begin the first of four meetings between the two teams on November 10th in Philadelphia.
🔮 Beckham Jr.’s next opportunity to debut for the Vikings will be Week 6 at U.S. Bank Stadium against the Indianapolis Colts.
🔮 Nick Saban — and one of his former star pupils — expressed his frustration at ESPN’s Pat McAfee after the “College GameDay” panelist defied expectations by predicting that No. 2 Georgia would beat sixth-ranked Alabama on the road on Saturday night.
🔮 If that were it, he would’ve threw it to [Romeo] Doubs or somebody.
🔮 The Saints, coming off a tough 35-27 home-opening loss to the Raiders, couldn’t get back on track.
🔮 Gleason, who’s known in the bayou for his blocked punt on Falcons punter Michael Koenen’s in the first 90 seconds of the emotional game back in 2006, expressed what he would do if Peyton were back there.
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Buckeyes Hoosiers Indiana Ohio State USC

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Sayin PERSON · 5× Ohio State ORG · 3× Buckeyes ORG · 2× Fahey PERSON · 1× Hoosiers ORG · 1× Indiana GPE · 1× Julian Sayin PERSON · 1× Luke Fahey PERSON · 1× Mario Landino PERSON · 1× Ryan Day PERSON · 1×

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Ohio State will miss Julian Sayin for several weeks with an injury suffered in the fourth quarter of the Buckeyes’ 19-15 win over No. 5 Indiana on Saturday afternoon, leaving the nation’s fourth-ranked team without its star quarterback during a pivotal stretch of the season.
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🔮 Ohio State will miss Julian Sayin for several weeks with an injury suffered in the fourth quarter of the Buckeyes’ 19-15 win over No. 5 Indiana on Saturday afternoon, leaving the nation’s fourth-ranked team without its star quarterback during a pivotal stretch of the season.

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Ohio State will miss Julian Sayin for several weeks with an injury suffered in the fourth quarter of the Buckeyes’ 19-15 win over No. 5 Indiana on Saturday afternoon, leaving the nation’s fourth-ranked team without its star quarterback during a pivotal stretch of the season. asserted
State → miss → season
Sayin exited with about five minutes remaining after taking a hard hit from Hoosiers defensive tackle Mario Landino, resulting in a strip-sack. asserted
minutes → exit → sack
The 2025 Heisman finalist’s throwing arm was pinned during the collision, and he winced in pain. asserted
he → throw → pain
Head coach Ryan Day told reporters after the win that he expects Sayin to miss multiple weeks. asserted
Sayin → tell → weeks
Backup Luke Fahey entered to finish the down-to-the-wire matchup between two top-five teams. asserted
Fahey → enter → teams
Sayin returned to the sideline wearing a sling. asserted
Sayin → return → sling
Ohio State generated no offense on Fahey’s two possessions and punted both times. asserted
State → generate → possessions
Before leaving, Sayin completed 15 of 29 passes for 235 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. asserted
Sayin → leave → yards
His biggest play was a 38-yard pass to receiver Jeremiah Smith that put the Buckeyes ahead by double digits on a fourth-and-1 early in the fourth quarter. asserted
that → put → quarter
Sayin has enjoyed a stellar junior season, throwing for 2,007 yards and 19 touchdowns. asserted
Sayin → enjoy → yards
Ohio State now faces a challenging stretch without him: a road game against No. 19 USC, followed by matchups with Oregon and No. 25 Northwestern at home in Columbus, then a trip to Nebraska to take on the Cornhuskers. asserted
State → face → Cornhuskers
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