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CBS secured its first competitive weekend lead in college football since 2024, driven by a 5.97 million-viewer audience for Ohio State vs. Iowa. This success coincided with a significant ratings drop for ABC, whose top game drew its lowest audience in over two years.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has solidified his lead in the 2026 Heisman Trophy race following a dominant Week 5 performance against Iowa. With 823 yards and nine touchdowns on the season, Smith is on pace to challenge FBS single-season records. While quarterbacks like Darian Mensah and Keelon Russell remain strong contenders, betting odds and expert rankings consistently place Smith as the overwhelming favorite, with his statistical dominance creating a significant gap over the rest of the field.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has firmly established himself as the frontrunner for the 2026 Heisman Trophy, topping the On3 poll for the second consecutive week with 158 points. His dominance is reflected in betting odds, where he is listed at -110, far ahead of Miami quarterback Darian Mensah and Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell, who are tied at +700. While the race remains open with two months remaining, Smith's historic statistical performance has created a significant gap between him and the rest of the field.
The 2027 NFL Draft landscape has shifted significantly by early October, with Trinidad Chambliss and Darian Mensah emerging as top quarterback prospects while Arch Manning’s stock has fallen. Jeremiah Smith is now widely regarded as the best overall prospect, leading a first round that includes five quarterbacks. Draft orders vary by outlet, but consensus points to a QB-heavy class despite Manning’s inconsistent performance.
No. 5 Ohio State defeated No. 14 Iowa 31-14 at Kinnick Stadium, with Jeremiah Smith recording 206 yards and two touchdowns to set school records. The Buckeyes showed improved offensive consistency but still struggled with pass protection, while Iowa’s rushing attack faltered against the Big Ten foe.
Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith leads the Heisman race after a record-breaking performance against Iowa, while Alabama’s Keelon Russell continues a dominant streak. South Carolina’s Shane Beamer faces mounting pressure after another late collapse, and Missouri’s upset of Florida marks a significant turning point for the Tigers.
Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith declared himself the best player in the country after a dominant 31-14 victory over Iowa, where he set program records for career receptions and touchdowns. While NBC Sports highlights his Heisman claims and NFL draft status, USA Today frames the win as a critical warning to Indiana ahead of their upcoming Big Ten clash, and KCRG notes Iowa's inability to contain Ohio State's offense.
Jeremiah Smith recorded 206 receiving yards and two touchdowns in Ohio State's 31-14 victory over Iowa, setting school records for career receptions, yards, and touchdowns. His performance places him in the conversation for the greatest college receivers of the 21st century, with CBS Sports ranking him third behind Larry Fitzgerald and Calvin Johnson. The game featured a notable 57-yard touchdown catch and highlighted Smith's ability to dominate despite triple coverage, solidifying his status as the nation's top receiver and a likely top pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith regained the top spot in 2026 Heisman Trophy betting odds after Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell briefly led following a dominant performance. Russell led Alabama to a 56-23 victory over Mississippi State, while Smith set school records in a 31-14 win over Iowa. Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor fell in the odds after two interceptions in the loss to Alabama.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith became the first player in school history to reach 3,000 career receiving yards, adding 217 yards and four touchdowns in a 42-19 victory over Illinois. The 20-year-old now leads the Buckeyes in career receiving yards and is second in career touchdowns, solidifying his status as the top non-quarterback prospect for the 2027 NFL Draft.
The 2027 NFL Draft class is defined by a lack of a consensus number-one quarterback, with wide receiver Jeremiah Smith of Ohio State emerging as the top overall prospect. While Arch Manning and Dante Moore remain elite signal-callers, their inconsistent early-season performances have opened the door for other candidates like Trinidad Chambliss and Darian Mensah. Analysts project a first round featuring up to seven quarterbacks, with the Houston Texans likely holding the first pick.
The 2027 NFL Draft class is being reshaped by early 2026 NFL season performance, with wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and quarterback Darian Mensah rising as top prospects despite Arch Manning’s inconsistent start. Bleacher Report ranks Smith and Notre Dame cornerback Leonard Moore as the top two overall, while SI and Draft Wire mock drafts feature seven quarterbacks in the first round. Draft order projections place the Houston Texans at No. 1, followed by the New York Jets and Tennessee Titans, reflecting poor early records for these teams.
The 2027 NFL Draft class features seven quarterbacks in the first round but lacks a consensus top prospect. Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is projected as the No. 1 overall pick by Sports Illustrated, while Miami's Darian Mensah and Texas's Arch Manning remain elite but inconsistent. Draft order is heavily influenced by poor early-season performance from teams like the Texans and Buccaneers.
Jeremiah Smith became Ohio State's all-time leader in receiving yards during the first half of the Kent State game, surpassing Michael Jenkins with a 23-yard catch. He now eyes OSU career records for receptions and touchdowns (205 and 35, respectively) and is widely viewed as a top NFL prospect after a storied, record-setting ascent in his Buckeyes career.
Texas rallied from a late deficit to edge No. 2 Ohio State 24-23, and the article lays out four NFL draft–flavored takeaways: Jeremiah Smith is hailed as the top NFL prospect in the country; Arch Manning is viewed as a potential franchise quarterback and a likely top-five pick; Cam Coleman has elite tools but must refine route-running and hands; Julian Sayin is praised for elite processing and accuracy, projecting as a solid mid-round prospect.