The New York Jets added Georgia speedster Arian Smith in the 4th round, banking on elite top-end pace to stretch defenses behind Garrett Wilson. Smith’s camp buzz suggests he’s already outplaying his draft position, with a two-catch, 18-yard showing in the preseason that hints at big-play upside if he cleanly emerges as the team’s fourth option. New QB Justin Fields joins a lineup featuring Wilson and veteran Lazard, creating a dynamic that could unlock more vertical throws. Smith is a shallow stash with real dynasty upside if he cleanly earns playing time and wins the deep-ball battles.

Beyond the rookie's buzz, the Jets’ offense benefits from Wilson’s high floor, Lazard’s reliable hands, and Reynolds/Johnson in reserve roles, setting up Smith for a breakout path if he continues to trend upward in camp. Fields’ arrival adds rushing floor and passing potential that could magnify Smith’s weekly ceiling, particularly in stretch-mets or shootouts. Fantasy managers should monitor camp notes and early-season usage, as a few pop weeks could spark serious value in late-round formats.