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‘Human cheat code’ – Football fans think Jeremiah Smith is already the Heisman winner after this catch

Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith delivered another standout performance in a 45-16 victory over Maryland, solidifying his case as the most dominant receiver in college football. Smith finished with four catches for 93 yards and two touchdowns, including a 33-yard and a 40-yard scoring strike, helping the Buckeyes build a commanding 31-10 halftime lead.

His game-closing highlight—a jaw-dropping one-handed grab to escape a tackle—sparked widespread fan admiration, with social media users declaring him the clear Heisman frontrunner. Through six games, Smith has already amassed 48 receptions, 916 receiving yards, and 11 touchdowns, pacing toward record-breaking numbers and defying expectations for a non-quarterback to lead the NFL Draft or win the Heisman Trophy.

The Buckeyes’ dominance extended beyond Smith’s individual brilliance, as they overcame Maryland’s late interception return for a touchdown to secure a decisive win. His ability to turn short passes into explosive plays has left opponents struggling to contain him, with fans comparing his impact to a ‘human cheat code.’ With his current trajectory, Smith isn’t just the best receiver in college football—he’s positioning himself as the best player in the sport, regardless of position.

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