Jack Bech was the target of Smith’s early try, but the pass was intercepted; he remains a marginal creator for Las Vegas while the offense stalls.

Getting more work; physical, aware, and a solid contributor on special teams, with potential to grow in the receiving corps.

Bech is a late-round rookie with development potential in Vegas' receiver mix. Competing for depth behind Meyers, his trajectory depends on camp performance and injuries, with a path to a gadget or slot role if he shows well.

Bech sits behind Tre Tucker as the backup slot, with Thornton poised to push for opportunity after Cooper's retirement; Bech's role will hinge on development and whether Thornton seizes outside targets.

Bech steps into LV’s WR mix as a developmental piece behind the veterans and rookies, offering route-running value and potential red-zone usage as Cooper departs. His progress will influence LV’s target distribution and the safety net for Meyers and Thornton.