Geno Smith Calls Cousin Jeremiah Smith Potential 'Best WR Ever' After Stellar Ohio State Debut

Jeremiah Smith, a widelreceiver at Ohio State, has quickly made an impact in just two college games, drawing attention from NFL players. CIS Seahawks quarterback, Geno Smith, believes that Jeremiah has the potential to become the greatest wide receiver of all time. 

A Causin's Bias or Genuine Talent?

Geno's perspective might be influenced by their familial connection, but his extensive experience witnessing elite receivers in the NFL, coupled with his long-term observation of Jeremiah's talent since childhood, adds weight to his statement. "I have witnessed numerous exceptional receivers, and having the opportunity to observe Jeremiah since he was around 10 years old, I firmly believe he is destined to be the best receiver ever," shared Geno Smith in an interview with CBS Sports. Jeremiah's impressive college debut against Akron in Week 1, where he recorded six receptions for 92 yards and two touchdowns, solidified his impact. Geno's elation during Jeremiah's first touchdown exemplified the familial pride and excitement, as he exclaimed, "Visible excitement in the entire household; it was thrilling to see him succeed." 

Consistency and Promise

Jeremiah continued to showcase a consistent performance in Week 2, amassing 115 yards and one touchdown on five receptions against Western Michigan. Notably, Smith was recognized as a five-star recruit and the top-ranked player in the 2024 signing class, according to 247Sports ratings. Smith's 247 Sports scouting report projected him as a first-round pick and drew comparisons to renowned receiver Julio Jones, further highlighting his immense potential on the field.