“I may as well been out there”: $300M worth Tom Brady rips into Ryan Day’s Ohio State after Michigan loss

Coach Ryan Day and the No. 6-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes lost 13-10 on Saturday to Michigan to finish their regular. It was a disappointing loss for Day and his squad as it marked the fourth straight time the Buckeyes had lost to the Wolverines. Additionally, a win would have secured them a spot in the Big 10 Championship Game, but a loss means they will not compete.

Instead, the No. 9-ranked Indiana Hoosiers (11-1) will compete with the No. 1-ranked Oregon Ducks (12-0) for the Big 10 championship.

Future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady, who has a net worth of $300 million (Celebrity Net Worth), appeared on "The Herd with Colin Cowherd" on Tuesday. He spoke about Ryan Day and what he thought went wrong with the Buckeyes against the Wolverines. He said (starting at 1:32):

"I may as well been out there playing receiver for Ohio State. I can't run, I couldn't catch, but it doesn't matter if you don't throw me the ball just like they didn't throw a lot of their best players the ball in the second half of that game.

"So, whenever we got to big games, let's say the Super Bowl, you'd say, 'We've got 70 games left in the game. In our season, the entire six months of work is gonna come down to 70 plays. What do we want those 70 plays to look like?' And then we'd reverse engineer it."

What's next for Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes this season?

After losing to Michigan on Saturday, the Ohio State Buckeyes will need to sit at home and watch the Big 10 Championship Game unfold. The result of that game and the rest of the championship games this weekend could have an impact on Ohio State's season.

The Buckeyes are still in position to make the CFP. Although they cannot make it as a conference champion, they are highly likely to be selected as one of the seven highest-ranked non-champions.

The final rankings will not be released until after championship weekend, and the results of those games can impact the rankings. So, the Buckeyes will not know who they will play in the first round of the CFP until after championship weekend. Depending on the results of the championship games, their ranking could still change.