Brandon Inniss was a captain. A former five-star recruit. Entering his fourth year in Columbus. And right now, Ohio State fans are running out of patience with him.

After underwhelming production the past three seasons — just 271 yards and 3 touchdowns on 444 snaps in 2025 — Inniss was expected to finally step into a bigger role with Carnell Tate gone to the NFL. Instead, early fall camp reports have UTSA transfer Devin McCuin taking first-team reps opposite Jeremiah Smith, with intel from CBS Sports suggesting McCuin may already be ahead of Inniss in the race for the No. 2 receiver job. Add in a widely mocked highlight clip of Inniss making a one-handed touchdown catch with little separation, and the fanbase's frustration has boiled over on social media.

In this video, we break down:
- Why Ohio State fans have soured on Brandon Inniss
- The report that has Devin McCuin passing him on the depth chart
- Inniss's underwhelming production through three seasons in Columbus
- Is the criticism fair, or is fall camp being overblown?
- What this means for Ohio State's WR2 job heading into the September 5 opener vs. Ball State

Is Brandon Inniss really on the outs, or will he prove doubters wrong once the season starts? Let us know in the comments.

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