ESPN recently ranked the best freshmen in college football so far. See where Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith and Nebraska QB Dylan Raiola, a former OSU commit, sit.

Ohio State wideout Jeremiah Smith has only played two games at the college level, but he is already drawing some high praise from NFL players. Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith believes the Buckeyes receiver has the potential to be the best of all-time.

As college football is two weeks deep into its season, ESPN ranked the best freshman so far and the OSU receiver placed first on the ranking.

As praise comes the way of Ohio State football star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith after two impressive games to start the season, he has also received some from his cousin in Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith.

Through two weeks of the college football season, it is clear who the offense is running through for the Ohio State Buckeyes. From the moment that freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith stepped onto the football field in college,

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has had one heck of a start to his collegiate career over the last two weeks. The freshman has already compiled 11 receptions for 211 yards and three touchdowns in two games.