Over the last few years, Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith has been in the new EA Sports college football video game. He came in at the perfect time, as that is when the game officially came back. In each iteration of the game, the Ohio State football team has been great.
Smith has also been one of the best players in the game every year. This year, he is the first player to receive a 99 overall rating before any updates are given out. He is expected to be the best receiver in college football, and he might be the best player at any position.
While Smith is rated as one of the best players in the game, he's not completely happy with how the game is perceiving him. He saw a picture of what he looks like in the game. He couldn't help but laugh about one aspect that the game added to how he looks.
Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith laughs at having a leg sleeve in new video game
In EA Sports College Football 27, Smith is shown wearing a leg sleeve. Smith would never do that, so he roasted them on social media for portraying him that way. However, he looks a lot more bulked up in this year's version of the game compared to how he was portrayed last year.
Leg sleeve??😂 https://t.co/moEYCu8E3F
— Jeremiah Smith (@Jermiah_Smith1) July 1, 2026
Smith is not a receiver who would ever wear a leg sleeve. He wants to show off his muscles and not portray that he would be cold for any reason. He is one of the toughest players that the Buckeyes have on their roster, as well. He will continue to help the Ohio State Buckeyes have an explosive offense.
Ohio State has the best offense in the game. They also have the second-best overall rating of any team in the game, as well. Smith's presence on the roster is clearly a big reason for that. Teams can't stop him, and they can't keep him from impacting the game in a big way.
Ohio State fans will have a lot to love about Jeremiah Smith this season
Smith is already one of the all-time greats to ever play for the Buckeyes. He has a chance to really leave an incredible legacy this season, though. He is just 310 yards behind Emeka Egbuka for the most receiving yards in program history. Smith also needs just eight touchdowns to tie Chris Olave for the most in program history, as well.
If Julian Sayin has enough time to throw him the ball, there is no reason why Smith won't be able to break these records and leave as an all-time legend. He is the best receiver that Ryan Day has ever had, and this will be his last season. He can prove that he is the best offensive weapon anyone has.
It wouldn't be shocking if Smith were a top-five pick in the NFL Draft in 2027. Smith can change a franchise at the receiver spot. He can instantly become a number-one option for a team on the outside.
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