Eh. She's not in danger. Her party is in danger when she retires, but she's a well-entrenched incumbent.
By the time she retires, Ohio voters will have passed real gerrymandering reform through the ballot amendment process. This very likely passes this November, and if not, definitely in '26.
Without republican politicians gerrymandering the district to give it a slight republican lean, it's extremely hard to see OH-09 becoming anything other than lean dem at worst. A fairly drawn 9th district by anyone remotely serious would at it's core include Toledo and it's suburbs, Sandusky (these currently are) but add Bowling Green (and all of Wood County) while the current map intentionally cuts Wood in two and adds far-flung western counties to the district to achieve the desired partisan republican result of a lean republican district.