Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Wyatt Young or Jeremiah Smith?

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What stats are used to compare Wyatt Young and Jeremiah Smith?

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Wyatt Young

Oklahoma State Cowboys

WR · #10

Jeremiah Smith

Ohio State Buckeyes

WR · #4

2025 college season

2025 college season: Wyatt Young versus Jeremiah Smith
Wyatt Young	Statistic	Jeremiah Smith
70	Receptions	87 (leading value)
Leading value: 1,264	Receiving Yards	1,243
10	Receiving TDs	12 (leading value)
16	Rushing Yards	21 (leading value)
1	Rushing TDs	1

Measurements

Measurements: Wyatt Young versus Jeremiah Smith
Wyatt Young	Statistic	Jeremiah Smith
6-0	Height	6-4
199 lb	Weight	222 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Wyatt Young versus Jeremiah Smith
Wyatt Young	Statistic	Jeremiah Smith
#52	Fanspeak rank	#1 (leading value)
WR 9	Position rank	WR 1 (leading value)
84.5	Average pick	5.7 (leading value)
1,445	Times drafted	4,591 (leading value)
72	Hype Score	94 (leading value)
180x	Most drafted to	1,819x

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Wyatt Young

Dean Kindig

#1 in Y/RR in CFB; (Skyler Bell was #4, Makai Lemon was #5). Former high school quarterback who relies heavily on his shiftiness, elite route-running precision, and ability to manipulate defenders to create yards after the catch. These traits are highly coveted in a modern NFL slot role.

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Jeremiah Smith

Dean Kindig

6-42 (7.2 vs TX; 9-153 (17.0) vs Ohio U. In 2024, Smith broke the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision freshman receiving record, and won a national championship with the Buckeyes. In 2025, he was a Unanimous All-American.

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