Is Jeremiah Smith Really Worth the 2027 NFL Draft Hype?
Ohio State 2026 preview, Ohio State football, Buckeyes national championship chances, 2026 college football predictions, College Football Playoff contenders, and Ohio State national title odds are the focus as Joe DeLeone and Ryan Roberts break down why the Buckeyes are built to make another championship run.
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Because Marvin Harrison Jr. had his breakout when he was a sophomore, right?
But we're talking about a kid again, in Jeremiah Smith, that did it as a true freshman where he was the best receiver in college football from day one pretty much, right?
So like, that stuff matters 100%.
And I mean, Joe, his career catch rate is 1.8.
I mean, sorry, sorry, his catch rate.
His- Drop rate his drop percentage is 1.8%.
If you are under five, you are elite.
If you are under two, you are a freak show.
Like, this kid doesn't drop passes.
His drop percentage is only slightly higher than what Arvaale Reese's GPA was in high school.
You know what I mean?
Like, it is an absolute absurd thing.
Obviously, that's poking fun, Ohio State fans.
I know.
You saw the quote.
It was out of context.
I understand.
G- take a joke, right?
Right?
Go and touch air.
Something.
I don't, I don't know what the saying is already anymore.
Why you already, why you already creating enemies- I'm so- during, during- I've antagonized it a little bit five minutes into this?
But, look, man, I can antagonize what I'm calling a guy the best wide receiver prospect I have personally ever seen.
I did not evaluate Calvin Johnson in my professional career.
I did not evaluate Julio Jones.
I remember Julio Jones.
I remember having thoughts about Julio Jones and A.J.
Green in that class, but I did not have a firm grade.
Ju- Jeremiah Smith is the best wide receiver I've ever evaluated, and I don't think it's particularly close.
So we are talking about an alien
