In his first season with the Ohio State Buckeyes, Jeremiah Smith has taken the college football world by storm. The freshman put up eye-popping numbers for the Buckeyes this season. He led the Big Ten with 14 receiving touchdowns and also amassed 1,226 receiving yards this season. Both of those marks are freshman records.

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith's NFL draft stock is a bit complicated since the playmaker is not eligible until 2027. There is already buzz that the freshman wideout could have been among the top picks in the 2025 NFL draft if rules permitted Smith to turn pro.

The No. 8 seed Ohio State Buckeyes are officially the best team in college football after winning the College Football Playoff National Championship against No. 7 Notre Dame. The Buckeyes departed Atlanta with a 34-23 victory despite leading by as many as 24 points, thanks to quarterback Will Howard, who put on an absolute masterclass showing.

Oregon coach Dan Lanning said Wednesday that Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith is "NFL ready," despite being a true freshman.

Arguably, the best freshman to ever play is Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. He concluded his freshman season with impressive statistics: 76 catches, 1,315 receiving yards, and 15 touchdowns. These figures rank No. 5 in receptions, No. 4 in receiving yards and No. 2 in touchdowns for a single season in Ohio State history.

Despite being a true freshman, Jeremiah Smith has already earned the trust of Ohio State coaches and is proving to be a generational game-changer for the Buckeyes. His catch late in the College Football Playoff championship game against Notre Dame on Monday underscores the immense belief that coaches have in the talented Smith,

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith concluded his magical true freshman season with yet another memorable performance during last night’s National Championship victory over Notre Dame. After the game he took the time to respond to a social media post which had caught his attention.