Jeremiah Smith could become first wideout selected No. 1 in 31 years
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Last updated Oct 30, 2026
Jeremiah Smith, a top NFL draft prospect, has the potential to be the first wide receiver selected first overall in 31 years. Analysts are discussing his unique skill set and comparing him to other prominent players. As the draft approaches, conversations about which NFL teams might choose him are intensifying. Evaluating Smith's capabilities may also impact team strategies leading up to the draft.
- •Smith could be the first wideout selected No. 1 since 1995.
- •Analysts assess Smith's skills and compare him to existing players.
- •Discussions surrounding potential NFL teams interested in Smith are increasing.
- •Draft evaluations may affect team plans before the event.
- 12:30 PMESPN — Could Jeremiah Smith be a generational NFL draft receiver prospect? Let's answer seven questions
"Smith could be the first wideout to be selected No. 1 in the draft in 31 years. What makes him so special? Who are his comps? Which NFL teams could pick him?
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