Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith Puts College Football World on Notice
Summary
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who has led the Big Ten in receiving yards for two years, is preparing for the 2026 season with a new offensive play caller, Arthur Smith. Despite changes in coaching, Jeremiah Smith expects to keep performing strongly and said he wants to get the ball more than ever.Key Facts
- Jeremiah Smith has led the Big Ten in receiving yards for both his freshman and sophomore college football seasons.
- Ohio State has had three different offensive play callers in three seasons: Chip Kelly (2024), Brian Hartline (2025), and now Arthur Smith (2026).
- Arthur Smith, the new offensive coordinator, was previously head coach of the Atlanta Falcons in the NFL.
- Jeremiah Smith says the offense will be different under Arthur Smith, with more ways to get players the ball.
- Smith had 1,315 yards and 15 touchdowns in his freshman year and 87 receptions with 1,243 yards and 12 touchdowns in his sophomore year.
- Smith hinted he might catch 100 passes in the upcoming season and continue scoring double-digit touchdowns.
- Ohio State won the national championship during Smith’s freshman year.
- A strong season by Smith could help Ohio State compete for another national title.
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