Damien Harris discusses Jeremiah Smith's Ohio State future after loss to Oregon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 2:46 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026
During Ohio State's 41-28 loss to Oregon, Jeremiah Smith's performance raised questions about his future with the team. CBS Sports analyst Damien Harris suggested that Smith may not play again this season, citing a lack of potential gains and risk of injury. Harris emphasized that with Ohio State not in the College Football Playoff picture, there might be little motivation for Smith to continue competing. He mentioned that the rivalry game against Michigan on November 28 could be the exception if Smith chooses to play. Despite the recent struggles, Smith's accolades, including surpassing 100 receiving yards in the game, keep him in the spotlight as a potential NFL draft pick amidst uncertainty about his remaining games with the Buckeyes.
- •Ohio State lost to Oregon 41-28 on November 7.
- •Damien Harris suggests Jeremiah Smith may not play again this season.
- •Smith has already surpassed 100 receiving yards in the game.
- •The rivalry game against Michigan is scheduled for November 28.
- •Harris noted the lack of motivation for Smith given the team's playoff status.
- 2:46 AMYahoo Sports — Is Jeremiah Smith’s Ohio State career over? Damien Harris makes the case
"Ohio State football saw a different side of Jeremiah Smith Saturday during the 41-28 Oregon rout . And that scene could very well spark the final days of the junior Buckeyes wideout, per Damien Harris. The former New England Patriots running back turned CBS Sports analyst weighed in on Smith’s Columbus future. And Harris’s words will turn heads and […] The post Is Jeremiah Smith’s Ohio State career over? Damien Harris makes the case appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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