Ohio State Buckeyes' cornerback Denzel Burke gave the freshman wide receiver a big-time NFL wide receiver comparison on the Bobby Carpenter Show.
There is a good chance that true freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith takes the college football world by storm with thethis season. Landing Smith was a major win for the 2024 Ohio State recruiting class as he was the No. 1 overall prospect in the class. His size, speed and natural ability makes it easy to see why expectations are already so high for the young receiver.
At 6'3", 220 pounds, Jones is a large and physical wide receiver. Smith is already listed at 6'3", 215 pounds on Ohio State's roster. Although Smith has a long career ahead of him to get to this point, perhaps Burke is onto something with this comparison.
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