Later today, Joe Burrow will lead the Cincinnati Bengals into their first Super Bowl game in more than 30 years.

But back in August 2017, Burrow was just a backup quarterback at Ohio State, battling for the No. 2 spot on the depth chart behind J.T. Barrett. One day at practice, a freak accident changed Burrow's career and the future of Buckeye football in a dramatic way.

Buckeye Scoop's Tony Gerdeman joins host Tom Orr to discuss what happened, and how it helped shape not just the player and the program, but the entire sport of college football for years to come.

- Would Burrow have been the guy to come off the bench and lead Ohio State to a win over Michigan in 2017?
- How different would the 2018 offense have looked with Burrow at the helm?
- Without Burrow on LSU, who would have won the 2019 national championship?
- If Ohio State had a returning starter at QB in 2019, where would Justin Fields have ended up?