OSU fans are all over us in our recap for questioning if Sayin is limited on the deep ball. They say we don't watch games. But here are the facts: - Sayin is 98th nationally in throws of 20+ yards with just 9, tied with Jackson Arnold and Drew Allar - Just 6 of those completions had 25+ air yards. With just 9 throws it's easy to chart: -- Badly underthrown ball Carnell Tate comes back to catch for a 40 yard TD vs Texas -- Seam route vs Grambling, caught at 15 and then YAC for a TD by Kacmerek - Curl vs Grambling, catch and run corner route by Thurman at 20 yards -- Go route vs Grambling, good 40 yard throw to Smith who is wide open after a bust for a TD -- Play action vs Grambling, deep post to Tate for 40 yards, okay throw with a lot of air vs deep post with no safety -- Very underthrown go ball vs Ohio that goes for a TD because Tate beats the CB by 5-10 yards -- Screen pass vs Ohio -- Play action vs Ohio caught by Smith for a TD, okay throw with a lot of air vs deep post with no safety -- Empty set vs Ohio caught by Tate for a TD, okay throw with a lot of air vs deep post with no safety -- (no 20 yard throws vs Washington) Three times he cleanly hits a deep post with no safety, all three times with a ton of air on it. Twice he scores on go routes with too much air to Tate, once because Tate makes a circus catch, once because Tate beats his man so badly. His best throw is a 40 yard go route on a rope to Smith in busted coverage. I really don't see how the above proves it's ridiculous to say Sayin may have a limited deep ball. If anything, it's the opposite. Sayin is yet to hit a single 20+ seam on the year, or complete any boundary throw deep vs coverage. Most of his balls have too much air. It's fair to call this a concern.