Can a wide receiver beat the quarterbacks and win the Heisman Trophy? Jeremiah Smith has taken the No. 1 spot in Ian Cummings' latest Heisman rankings. Smith continues to dominate for Ohio State and strengthens his case as the best overall player in college football. But the quarterbacks aren't far behind. Miami's Darian Mensah remains in the race with incredible efficiency, while Alabama's Keelon Russell is rapidly climbing after a huge three-game stretch. Trinidad Chambliss and Miami WR Malachi Toney round out Ian's current top five as the Heisman race takes shape after Week 5. 00:00 Heisman Trophy Rankings 00:19 No. 5 Malachi Toney 01:42 No. 4 Trinidad Chambliss 03:15 No. 3 Keelon Russell 04:58 No. 2 Darian Mensah 06:42 No. 1 Jeremiah Smith Use PFN's FREE College Football Playoff Predictor → https://pfsn.app/cfbpredictor Hit subscribe → https://www.youtube.com/@PFN365?sub_confirmation=1 ---------------- MORE FREE PFN TOOLS CFB Power Rankings Builder → https://www.profootballnetwork.com/cfb-hq/power-rankings-builder CFB Player Rankings Builder → https://www.profootballnetwork.com/cfb-hq/player-rankings-builder CFB Playoff Meter → https://www.profootballnetwork.com/cfb-fpm #CFB #HeismanTrophy #JeremiahSmith
Ohio State superstar Jeremiah Smith struck the Heisman Trophy pose in the Buckeyes' commanding 31-14 road win over No. 13 Iowa in Week 5. It was warranted.
