How Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith fixes everything for Texans in 2027 NFL Draft
Ohio State football looks ready to produce a first round wide receiver for the sixth straight NFL Draft. Jeremiah Smith is garnering the hype as the next one to follow Carnell Tate, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Marvin Harrison Jr. and the other first rounders. But are the Houston Texans watching Smith closely ? Houston is no stranger to starting off slow. […] The post How Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith fixes…
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is being touted as the next top draft pick, joining a long line of first-round wide receivers from the Buckeyes. The Houston Texans, currently on a 0-4 start, are reportedly considering Smith as a potential addition to bolster their struggling offense. The team's pursuit of a top 10 draft pick has become more likely due to their disappointing season, and Smith could help address their need for a reliable wideout.
Smith's unique skill set, including outrunning defenders, running through tackles, and performing well in big moments, makes him an ideal fit for the Texans' passing game. Pairing him with Pro Bowl wide receiver Nico Collins would provide a dynamic duo capable of overwhelming opposing defenses. Smith's arrival could also alleviate pressure on quarterback CJ Stroud, who could benefit from having a proven second target.
With a veteran tight end like Dalton Schultz also on the roster, the Texans would have a well-rounded offense that could make a significant impact in the league, potentially even reaching the top five.
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