Urban Meyer never believes he has enough talent on his team, especially on offense, one of the many reasons he's already one of the most dominant college football coaches of this era.
Think about it: Ohio State has the choice to have Jalin Marshall, Ezekiel Elliott, Curtis Samuel and Michael Thomas all on the field at the same time in 2015. That's a pretty scary lineup for any defensive coordinator, and whoever plays quarterback between Cardale Jones, J.T. Barrett or Braxton Miller wasn't even mentioned.
But Meyer isn't satisfied. Not one bit.
"We had to go get more people that fit that type of system that we wanted, spread the field horizontally," Meyer said this spring.