Ohio State's receiving duo, Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate, were instrumental in their Week 10 victory over Penn State. Penn State's interim head coach praised the Ohio State receivers, calling them the best in the country and better than past Buckeye standouts.

The Ohio State Buckeyes have built an elite, all-time-level passing game thus far in 2025. Not only is quarterback Julian Sayin leading the Heisman Trophy odds list because of his absurd stat line, but the Buckeyes have the two best receivers in the nation.

Star sophomore receiver Jeremiah Smith put the exclamation point on the win with one of the best touchdown grabs you’ll ever see. With just under 10 minutes left in the game, he caught a wobbler from quarterback Julian Sayin that was tipped just in front of the goal line and side-stepped into the end zone for the score.

Jeremiah Smith made an outrageous one-handed touchdown catch, extending the Ohio State Buckeyes' lead over the Penn State Nittany Lions.

Jeremiah Smith is a standout Ohio State football player and at least one of the very best wide receivers in college football — if not the actual best. He regularly delivers one unbelievable play after another, but the touchdown catch he had on Saturday during the No. 1 Buckeyes ' 38-14 win over Penn State was something else.

Ohio State's head coach, Ryan Day praised wide receivers Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate after the Buckeyes' 38-14 win over Penn State on Saturday.

Jeremiah Smith has landed a historic NIL deal. Per On3, the Ohio State star wide receiver inked a deal with Red Bull and is now the first-ever college athlete to appear on a Red Bull can. According to On3, Smith has a $4.2 million NIL valuation.

NBA all-time great LeBron James was in awe over Ohio State star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who was spectacular vs. Penn State

Once a Buckeye wide receiver himself from 2005 to ’08, Brian Hartline has worked with the Ohio State football program since 2017—two years after retiring from the NFL. The now-38-year-old has worked his way up the ranks from a quality control assistant to wide receivers coach, before adding full offensive coordinator duties to his role in ’23.

Ohio State wideouts Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate combined for 11 catches, 247 yards and three touchdowns in OSU's 38-14 victory over Penn State.