Smith followed up a WR18 campaign in 2023 with a WR24 finish last season, though he was WR17 on a per-game basis. He continues to shine as one of the league’s premier route-runners and posted above-average marks in both yards per route run (29th) and YAC per reception (44th). Smith is a rock-solid WR2 with weekly upside, but his ceiling remains capped in Philadelphia’s run-leaning offense. A.J. Brown is going to get his targets, and as long as he's healthy, Smith will be fighting for volume in a crowded attack. If Brown were to miss time, Smith has already shown that he can produce top-10 numbers with expanded opportunity. In the meantime, drafters should continue to view him as a high-floor, low-WR2 with room to spike if the situation breaks in his favor.