We take a look at how Ohio State’s three-deep depth chart stacks up at every position through the first month of the 2023 season.
Proctor, Carter and Hartford all competed for the starting free safety job into the first game week of the season, but Proctor has started every game except the Youngstown State game and played well enough to seize the starting job outright.
Hartford began the year as Proctor’s top backup, but was benched for Carter after one drive against Youngstown State and now appears to be fourth in the safety pecking order. Hartford saw playing time at strong safety in the fourth quarter against Western Kentucky, though Carter would likely be the first safety off the bench if either Proctor or Ransom was unable to play, while it’s also possible the Buckeyes could move Styles to one of the deep safety spots in such a situation.
Stokes would presumably be fifth in the safety pecking order after seeing some action as a backup last year, though he has yet to see any playing time this year. Jones, a walk-on, is the only other safety that has gotten into a game this year, though his only snaps came on special teams against Western Kentucky.
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