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College fantasy football Week 6 rankings: Jeremiah Smith, Jahiem White lead

Heading into Week 6, college fantasy football managers face critical decisions as North Texas running back Jahiem White ascends to the RB1 spot following a massive thirty-two carry workload. Meanwhile, Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith maintains his status as the premier FLEX option after hauling in eleven passes for two06 yards and a pair of touchdowns against Iowa, matching consecutive games with at least two00 receiving yards and breaking school career records for catches and touchdown receptions.

Under head coach Ryan Day, Smith continues to thrive even in tight coverage, drawing high praise after a notable reception against Iowa.

At the quarterback position, West Virginia signal-caller Michael Hawkins Jr. claims the top spot due to his heavy involvement on the ground, highlighted by 149 rushing yards and two scores in a forty-five to forty-two defeat against Iowa State that brought his season rushing touchdown total to eleven.

Following the tight loss, coach Rich Rodriguez expressed frustration over his defense's inability to secure a crucial stop. Additional quarterback considerations for the upcoming slate include Arizona passer Noah Fifita, who benefits from a generous defensive matchup, and Florida State's Ashton Daniels, who enters a favorable Friday night contest after piling up 136 rushing yards against Virginia.

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