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Who can blame Ohio State supporters for their hatred of former Michigan football quarterback J.J. McCarthy? McCarthy committed to the Wolverines and had a 3-0 career record versus the Buckeyes, but the Buckeyes went with Kyle McCord instead.

It’s a particular kind of stuff that is uncanny. Nevertheless, despite the fact that McCarthy scored four touchdowns and three passes of forty-five yards or more in the 2022 game, in addition to another touchdown pass in 2023, Ohio State supporters continue to argue that McCarthy is merely a midfield player, despite the fact that he defeated the Buckeyes by an average of fourteen points in his starts and became the first quarterback from Michigan football to win in Columbus in more than two decades.

The easiest way to characterize Ohio State fans’ pre-draft talk is to say that hatred breeds ignorance. When the Michigan football quarterback’s detractors could take no more, ESPN’s Louis Riddick took to The individual on Wednesday to respond.

“You are reflecting on your own incapacity or unwillingness to project future performance if your first “opinion” about JJ McCarthy is that he isn’t the center of Michigan’s offensive strategy. Riddick commented on X, “If you properly researched him, you would see why many in the NFL are so bullish about his future.

In response, an Ohio State supporter pointed out that McCarthy had trouble when Michigan football was traveling and advised Riddick to “re-watch the tape.” In response, Riddick presented McCarthy’s road stats, which included three touchdowns on the ground and ten touchdown throws on one interception. McCarthy also completed over 70% of his passes in five of the seven games he played away from home.

With a sprained ankle, McCarthy was playing, so several people questioned if he should have played, but he barely finished over 50% of the game versus Maryland

He’s the greatest quarterback in this draft, in my opinion, aside from that. It’s true that I don’t perceive the same level of certainty as Ohio State fans, but keep in mind that their hatred and jealousy are blinding them. Recall that they now have to deal with Will Howard as their quarterback after having to deal with Kyle McCord previously.