With the addition of quarterback Justin Fields, the New York Jets are focused on enhancing their offensive lineup. They made strategic moves during the draft, selecting tight end Mason Taylor in the second round and speedy receiver Arian Smith in the fourth. Taylor is expected to be a key asset in the tight end position, providing much-needed security for Fields. Meanwhile, Arian Smith brings impressive 4.36 speed but comes with a concern: he had a staggering 10 drops last season at Georgia, the highest in the SEC since 2016. While the Jets are optimistic about leveraging Smith's speed through quick routes, his ability to reduce drops will be crucial for building chemistry with Fields.