Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith is dominating on the field, breaking records and earning comparisons to Randy Moss.
As I watched Jeremiah Smith take the field for Ohio State, I couldn't help but think of Randy Moss - a player known for his incredible ability. And it's not just me who thinks so. Smith is being compared to Moss in terms of his on-field prowess.
I'm blown away by the numbers - 48 receptions for 916 yards and 11 touchdowns, with records already broken for receptions, receiving yards, and touchdown catches at Ohio State. It's clear Jeremiah Smith is dominating college football right now.
The praise from coaches like Steve Sarkisian and Larry Fitzgerald is impressive, but what really stands out to me is the athleticism on display. Smith's ability to adjust to the ball, his strength, speed, and catch-and-run ability are all traits that remind me of Randy Moss and Calvin Johnson.
Heisman Frontrunner Jeremiah Smith Shatters Records with Ease Daily
I've been watching Jeremiah Smith play for Ohio State, and I'm blown away by the comparisons to Randy Moss - a player known for his incredible ability. Coaches like Steve Sarkisian and Larry Fitzgerald are singing his praises, saying he's got length, strength, speed, and the ability to adjust to the ball.
Smith is dominating college football right now, with 48 receptions for 916 yards and 11 touchdowns, ranking second nationally in all three categories. He's already broken Ohio State's career records for receptions (211), receiving yards (3,474) and touchdown catches (38).
The Case for Jeremiah Smith
Ohio State coach Ryan Day was bold when he said that Jeremiah Smith is the best receiver to ever play for the Buckeyes. Two years ago, during spring practice, Day made a statement that left quarterback Will Howard thinking, "That's a crazy thing to say." But it seems Day might have been onto something.
Smith isn't just rewriting the Ohio State record books; he's building a case to be the greatest wide receiver in college football history. His athleticism reminds me of Randy Moss and Calvin Johnson - players known for their incredible ability on the field.
Heisman Frontrunner Jeremiah Smith Earns Coach Endorsements
Coches like Steve Sarkisian and Larry Fitzgerald are singing Jeremiah Smith's praises, saying he's got the skills to take over a game. Sarkisian even compared him to Randy Moss, saying that if there's anyone who could compare to someone who could take over a game similar to Moss, it would be Smith.
Fitzgerald, who finished second in the 2003 Heisman Trophy voting, sees a lot of himself in Smith - a player who takes pride in giving his quarterback somebody they can trust. And with Smith's physical abilities, he's doing things athletically that Fitzgerald never had the ability to do.
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