The Ohio State offense that takes the field this Friday in the Cotton Bowl against Missouri is going to have a very different look than the Buckeye team that last played in Ann Arbor in November.

Quarterback Kyle McCord is gone, replaced by Devin Brown. Three scholarship running backs are gone, leaving only TreVeyon Henderson and Dallan Hayden.

Marvin Harrison, Jr. is not expected to play and Julian Fleming has transferred to Nebraska, leaving Emeka Egbuka, Xavier Johnson, and a big opportunity for young standouts like Carnell Tate and Brandon Inniss.

And with Cade Stover limited by injury, could this be a breakout game for other tight ends like Gee Scott or Jelani Thurman?

Kevin Noon of BuckeyeHuddle.com joins host Tom Orr to break down the new-look Buckeye offense as it prepares for a top-10 showdown in the Cotton Bowl.