Jeremiah Smith potentially teams with Jayden Daniels in mock draft
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 22, 2026, 3:48 AM
Last updated Aug 22, 2026
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is projected to be selected fourth overall in a new mock draft by NFL analyst Gilberto Manzano. Mock drafts suggest he could join the Washington Commanders, forming a notable duo with quarterback Jayden Daniels. Smith has already made a significant impact during his time at Ohio State, contributing to a national championship. Analysts highlight his potential to excel in the NFL, with expected comparisons to established stars. His upcoming junior season will be crucial for determining his draft stock.
- •Jeremiah Smith may go No. 4 overall in the NFL Draft.
- •He could pair with Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels.
- •Smith had 87 catches for 1,243 yards last season.
- •He won a national title during his freshman year at Ohio State.
- •Analysts compare him to players like Julio Jones and A.J. Green.
- 3:48 AMYahoo Sports — Jeremiah Smith Forms Deadly Combo With Past Rookie of the Year Winner in New Mock Draft
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