I think it depends on what kind of jump balls you throw ISM. He'll be the guy you throw to the back shoulder between the 20's because he'll likely have a step on the receiver. He made a fantastic play against Penn State just like that.ISM I think will be pretty good if used correctly. You can't go throwing him jump balls he's not nearly physical enough to win those matchups. He's going to outrun guys and have quick cuts while running good routes to get open. Use him on those type of plays.
But you're right, Smith will be the guy you just have muscle up against the DB's.