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.
Unlikely, unbelievable, unreal.
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With just shy of 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter against the Nittany Lions in Columbus, Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin connected with Smith — they’re both Heisman Trophy candidates this season — in an incredible 11-yard touchdown pass.
Initially, it looked like a relatively easy potential interception for Penn State before Smith amazingly pulled it in with one hand before scoring. It was absurd, and that’s evident by Fox Sports’ Gus Johnson reaction on the call of the touchdown play: “OHH WHAT A CATCH BY JEREMIAH SMITH!”
This was such an unreal play, and we can’t get enough of it. So here are a few more angles from one of the wildest catches of the 2025 college football season.
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First, a view facing Smith:
A view from the field:
And a view from behind Smith:
Jeremiah Smith is a special player.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: 4 angles of Jeremiah Smith’s unreal TD catch for Ohio State
