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Jeremiah Smith Player Props vs. Iowa: TD, Yards, Receptions

Asher Hyre Published: 5 hours ago

Jeremiah Smith will look to continue his Heisman campaign when the Ohio State Buckeyes travel to Kinnick to take on the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Smith, a junior, finished his first two collegiate seasons' with over 1,200 yards, but he's on a different level this year. He leads the FBS in receiving yards (617) and receiving touchdowns (7) through four games played, averaging 154.3 yards per game.

Smith had the most productive game of his career last week against Illinois: 12 catches for 217 yards and four touchdowns - constantly tormenting cornerback Juice Clarke who was matched up 1-on-1 against him for the majority of the game. Smith's performance directly led to the firing of Illini defensive coordinator Bobby Hauck after just four games.

The Heisman odds skyrocketed in his favor after last week's game, and he's now the favorite to win the most prestigious award in college football at +250.

His size, speed, route-running, hands, body control, and after-the-catch ability are all top-tier and is on track to potentially become the No. 1 overall pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.

He'll be matched up primarily against Iowa's top corner, Deshaun Lee, whom he had a one-handed touchdown catch against in 2024. Below is a look at Smith's odds to score, along with yards and receptions, provided by bet365.