A small-town wideout with impressive burst and a lengthy 6-foot-2 190-pound frame, Smith is a long-strider who can pick up easy yards after the catch is not tackled quickly. He’s a weapon in jump-ball scenarios who can bring down a tough catch in traffic. He didn’t play against the best competition, but he still thrived all season long and had a really strong season statistically. This sleeper receiver caught 47 passes this season for 1,022 yards and three touchdowns. He’s capable of playing at the next level and was an easy addition to the latest rankings update. He’s now ranked as the No. 61 wide receiver in the state for his class.

Down in the small-town of Greenville is where you’ll find one of the more underrated pass-catchers in West Georgia. Smith is a long-strider with strong hands at 6-foot-2 190-pounds who knows how to make plays down the field. He’s impressive after the catch and can be tough to run down from behind. He’s caught 33 passes this season for 841 yards for an average of 25 yards per catch. He’s a big-play machine who consistently makes plays with the ball in his hands. He’s also helped out in the run game and has four touchdowns so far this season. Smith will be an easy addition to the next 2026 Prep Redzone rankings after his big start to his final season.

Smith is a taller, long-limbed receiver who projects long-term as a deep threat. He is more of a build-up-to-speed player, but he has a natural stride to him and the top gear to split safeties and separate from the defense once he finds it. He is tough to match strides with and shows the ability to win above the rim. Smith is extremely underrated with D1 tools. He could give smaller schools access to rare traits at that level.