Jeremiah Smith left the 2024 college football season behind as one of its best wideouts, making several highlight-reel plays to lead Ohio State to the national

Penn State interim coach Terry Smith calls Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate “the two best guys in the country” and the two best wide receivers in Ohio State history.

During the show, Smith was tasked with naming the top five wide receivers in the NFL. He shared praise for the Los Angeles Rams' Puka Nacua, Seattle Seahawks' Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Dallas Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb and Minnesota Vikings' Justin Jefferson, who ranked No. 5 through 2, respectively.

Smith was a the top of the list, with a Bayesian Performance Rating of 11.14.The second player on the list is Michigan's Yaxel Lendeborg, who has a 9.37 overall rating. The gap between Smith and Lendeborg is wider than the gap between Lendeborg and Iowa' State's Tamin Lipsey,

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ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith is a diehard New York Knicks fan. However, he was not shy to say that the Philadelphia 76ers' starting backcourt of Tyrese Maxey and rookie VJ Edgecombe will soon emerge as the best guard tandem in the NBA.

During ESPN’s First Take at Legion Field, Stephen A. Smith declared Ohio State–Michigan the best rivalry in college football, disagreeing with Cam Newton’s defense of Auburn–Alabama and citing Nick Saban’s long SEC dominance.

Ohio State football’s Jeremiah Smith has been a human highlight reel in his two seasons with the Buckeyes, and Saturday’s win against Penn State was no exception for the receiver. Smith caught his ninth touchdown of the season — and second of the game — on an 11-yard pass from quarterback Julian Sayin.