Alabama football's Ryan Williams agrees with Jeremiah Smith. They are the best two wide receivers in college football.

Smith, from Miami Gardens, is joined by Inniss (Hollywood), wide receiver Bryson Rodgers (Zephyrhills), defensive end Kenyatta Jackson Jr. (Hollywood) and safety Leroy Roker III (Fort Myers) as Florida natives on the Buckeyes roster.

Inside the making of Ohio State freshman Jeremiah Smith, who is already one of the best players in college football.

The standout is known for one-handed grabs and ready-made to dominate now as the difference maker heading into this weekend’s top-three matchup at Oregon.

One such name was none other than Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Eugene Cyril Smith III, otherwise known as Geno Smith. The Seahawks starter wasn’t just there to enjoy some quality college football. He was there to support his younger cousin Jeremiah Smith, who is a standout wide receiver at Ohio State.

The firsts for freshman Jeremiah Smith continue to pile up. He was the first wide receiver to be ranked No. 1 overall in 247Sports history, then was the first freshman to be awarded Ohio State's Iron Buckeye designation in spring practice,

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is making a name for himself when it comes to one-handed catches, especially when each one seems like it should be in contention for catch of the year.

Known lately for their prowess at wide receiver, the Ohio State Buckeyes may have a generational talent on their hands in Jeremiah Smith. He’s taken the world by storm and shown glimpses of potential greatness in the process.

When it comes to the hype of promising recruits, there wasn’t any player who received more than five-star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who was ranked as the No. 1 player in the Class of 2024. Smith,

Ryan Williams is one of the best WRs in college football as of now. But for many, the true freshman is the best WR in college football. Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith is one of them, but there's a caveat to his statement.

Five-star true freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has turned heads since landing in Columbus, Ohio, last January. If he continues his trajectory, where will he end up among the Ohio State Buckeyes’ ever-growing list of all-time wide receivers?