Overtime OT7 Finals: Day 2 Top Performers

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Some of the most talented skill players in the country are in the City of Angels this weekend for Overtime’s OT7 seven-on-seven tournament. Today marked the event’s second day.

The OT7 Finals enables wide receivers, defensive backs, linebackers, tight ends and running backs from the 2024, 2025 and 2026 classes to compete in seven-on-seven action. This showcase will give a glimpse of these players’ physical tools, passing ability and development. The following rank is based solely on the performances from Friday.

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On3 MVP: WR Jeremiah Smith – Ohio State

Ohio State Five-Star Plus+ wideout Jeremiah Smith is the top receiver prospect in the country and he decided to let everyone know it on Day 2 of the OT7 Finals. Smith, of Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Prep, truly is a physical specimen that has rare athleticism for someone with his stature. Pair that with strong hands and the ability to play above the rim and you have a borderline superhero at the receiver position.

Smith caught over 15 passes today with three of them going for touchdowns. He displayed crisp route running and was able to separate from corners at will. The majority of his work came in the intermediate levels of the field, even though he was constantly being hounded by defenders. Yet, Smith would seamlessly pluck the ball away and bring it down for a completion.

Smith also showed his top end speed by taking a crossing route for around a 30-yard touchdown, and he defeated pursuit angles for about 20 of those yards. All in all, Smith put on a complete performance that was more than enough to earn On3’s MVP for today.”

Stay tuned to On3 for more on the top performers from the Overtime OT7 Finals.

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