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Damien Harris, a former NFL player and CBS Sports analyst, has suggested that Jeremiah Smith's Ohio State football career may be coming to an end. Speaking about the junior Buckeyes wideout, Harris stated that "there's nothing to gain, there's everything to lose if you're Jeremiah Smith." He added that "I don't think that he plays again the rest of the season for Ohio State."

Harris emphasized that Ohio State is no longer a title-contending team, and Smith has already established himself as a key contributor by helping the team secure a national championship. Despite Harris not criticizing Ohio State or its coaching staff, he believes that Smith should reconsider his playing future if he is Day and OSU.

Smith has been generating strong buzz for the NFL Draft, having surpassed 100 receiving yards and breaking Marvin Harrison Jr.'s previous record. However, after three losses, Harris argues that it's time to put an end to Smith's OSU career if Day and the coaching staff feel it's necessary.

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