Dominic

Richardson

Richardson is a 2026 undrafted free agent. The Titans also signed TE Matt Lauter. They correspondingly placed DE Jaylen Harrell and TE Jaren Kanak on injured reserve.

Corbin has not played since 2023, rushing once for one yard with the Giants. The Cowboys correspondingly waived RB Dominic Richardson.

Richardson (6'0/205) has not seen a lot of work outside of blowouts, with his 131 yards almost equaling his season total of 158 rushing yards heading into the contest. His two touchdowns actually doubled his season total, as the freshman tailback is making his case to be the starter next year after senior RB Jaylen Warren departs. He looked great against the TCU second team, averaging 10.3 yards per carry and breaking an explosive 28 yard touchdown run. It will be interesting to see how things shake out in the spring, but for now Richardson is just there to support Warren when OSU takes on Texas Tech next weekend.

With Chuba Hubbard announcing that he was going to sit out the rest of the season, Richardson (6'0/205) was called on to be the bellcow, and more than exceeded expectations. He scampered in from 17 yards out near the end of the second quarter, and then found paydirt from short yardage two times in the second half. A three-star recruit who had previously been committed to TCU, Richardson looked the part on Saturday, and with Hubbard likely off to the NFL, it seems very possible Richardson is a big part of the OSU offense in 2021. He likely gets one more game in an undetermined bowl contest later this month.

The Horned Frogs had a huge Monday as they received four commitments from potential starters. In Richardson, they are getting a “wrecking ball” who will likely fill out his frame in the TCU weight room. The three other 2020 commits are WR Caleb Medford, QB Eli Williams, and DE James Sylvester.