Is Ohio State Always Better Off With A Dual-Threat Quarterback, Or Does Dwayne Haskins Prove That Wrong?

All eyes are on Ohio State's latest dual-threat quarterback, Justin Fields, as he gears up for what should be a special season after getting an invite to New York City as a Heisman Trophy finalist in 2019.

Yet less than two years ago, it was Dwayne Haskins who earned an invite to the Heisman Trophy ceremony and became a first-round NFL draft selection after he helped lead Ohio State to a 13-1 record and a Rose Bowl victory, even though he wasn't much of a running threat at all.

Still, one of our esteemed writers, Kevin Harrish, believes that the Buckeyes would always be better off with a dual-threat quarterback than a pocket passer. Dan Hope, our senior football beat reporter, disagrees with…