Jeremiah Smith

I mean, it was what it was.

Uh, I, I was more mad about the fact that you had a beautiful touchdown to Malachi Tony, who's going kind of blow for blow with Jeremiah Smith, right? And Jeremiah Smith took a lead here with a 200-plus yard game.

Malachi only had about 40, but that was a long play to him.

But just, I mean, overall in this, in this game, you know, I think I always go back to this.

He will lay his body on the line like you guys mentioned.

And, um, yeah, it's a shame he lost that long touchdown because you do have a little bit of that, I don't know, you're a soccer guy, the Messi, Ronaldo, like where the two guys, you compare them to each other all the time.

I think Jeremiah Smith and Malley, they're getting compared to each other now because they're from the same city of Miami, grew up right next to each other.

So Jeremiah Smith pulling ahead this week.

Now, I, I, I can't help but see some similarities.

Of course, it's different positions, different quarterbacks, and when you got a guy like, uh, Jeremiah Smith and, uh, Medza at Miami, uh, it might be a little tougher to ever surplant them.

I, I'm still waiting for Miami to play a good team, and I don't even know if this week qualifies, having to go to Clemson.

I don't know how good-

...

Clemson is, but, uh, again, uh, we're not talking Miami Hurricane football, but every single time I walk up, I go, "Man, look how impressive this Hurricane team is," and I'm still waiting for them to play someone.

And, uh, Jeremiah Smith, of course, might be the, the best h- college receiver we've seen since DeVonta Smith.

So, um-

His ex-mistress testifying for the prosecution.

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It's a completely different scheme.

And they've got new players, too.

By the way, they've got some injured players as well.

So I think, you know, first of all, every year is a new year.

Every week in the NFL is essentially its own entity.

He wrote a column that came out early this morning and I read it.

It's interesting.

It was basically a column about the Lane Kiffin, LSU, SEC legal battle over the two professional players who had been in NFL training camps that were going to play for LSU until LSU backed out.

And I love that about these teams.

Ohio State, they took away Jeremiah Smith.

They were dead.

He's their, you know what I mean? I mean, he's not their only weapon, obviously, but you understand what I'm getting at here.

I mean,

you shut down

Jeremiah Smith and your offense just goes away.

You shut down Malachi Tony.

Coming up on the show, Jeff Schwartz, former NFL offensive lineman, Fox Sports will join us.

We will go over the week that was in week one, probably talk a little college too.

I think we have to since he is an Oregon alum and Oregon was really, the story of the weekend, that and the Ohio State-Texas game.

So I'll get my thoughts here on college in a minute.

And we'll look ahead to the Monday night game here with the Chiefs and Broncos in action Monday night to wrap it up.

No doubleheader this year, which...

You know, on one hand, when it takes place and the second game is going until like 2 in the morning or whatever it is, they start basically 11 o'clock at night.

Those are for people, if you've got a certain job and you can stay up and you don't have to wake up the next day, you love it.

uh, I feel like he has slid back into an incredibly underrated place.

And I don't know what's going to be different for the Patriots defense this time to be able to stop him throwing it up to Smith and Jigba.

And the intrigue is, will that running game be the same with a different running back? My instinct says yes.

Well, that is the big-time question is some of the things that have changed, offensive coordinator, running back, but you're right.

When it comes to the number one overall pick, though, if the Raiders are one and the Dolphins are two, the Dolphins still get the first quarterback unless somebody wants to trade up with the Raiders, which is a pretty difficult thing to pull off.

That doesn't always happen with quarterback teams that have their solution at quarterback that pick first overall, and then they go...

the Raiders go get Jeremiah Smith or whatever.

There's plenty of options coming out that are going to be interesting.

That's what worries me here.

I think the ceiling of this team is so direly limited with Geno Smith or Cade Klubnick or Brady Cook at quarterback.

that I don't see a high-end season coming for the Jets or even a true mediocrity season.

It's gonna be bad.

the Jets are building.

So that's kind of where I'm coming from.

I think, you know, Geno Smith, in recent history, has had years where he has been an above average quarterback.

And last year, he was obviously not that.