Smith was elevated from the Jets' practice squad Saturday, Ralph Vacchiano of SportsNet New York reports.

EDGE Analysis

With the Jets' wide-receiver room hit hard by COVID, Smith will suit up in a second-straight week. He should get a handful of snaps on offense and special teams.

Smith was reverted back to the Jets' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's transaction log.

EDGE Analysis

The wide receiver was elevated for Sunday's loss against the Saints, but failed to register a catch on one target. With the Jets' banged up at the position, it's possible that Smith may be active again in Week 15 versus the Dolphins.

Smith failed to catch his only target in Sunday's 30-9 loss to the Saints.

EDGE Analysis

Smith failed to make a mark on the contest after being elevated from the practice squad for his season debut. Fellow practice squad elevation D.J. Montgomery was much more active, catching three of six targets for 36 yards. The injury-riddled Jets may elevate both receivers again in Week 15 against the Dolphins, but Montgomery will likely get first crack over Smith if they choose only one.

Smith was elevated from the practice squad Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Smith has been on the Jets' practice squad throughout the season, though he has not yet been active for a game. With Elijah Moore (quadriceps) and Corey Davis (groin) both sidelined, Smith could serve a depth role on offense and also figures to contribute on special teams.

Smith was added to the Jets' practice squad Wednesday, Andy Vasquez of USA Today Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

Smith passed through waivers unclaimed after being cut by the Jets on Tuesday, allowing New York to stash him on the practice squad. Injuries limited Smith's impact last season, but he produced 277 scrimmage yards for the Jets in 2019, suggesting he can fill in capably if the injury bug bites the team's receiving corps.

Smith (undisclosed) was waived by the Jets on Tuesday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Smith had his opportunities to secure a roster spot throughout camp but ultimately failed to do so after the Jets beefed up their receiving corps via both free agency and the draft. He's a speedster who can also contribute on kick returns, so it wouldn't be surprising to see the 25-year-old receiver get a shot elsewhere before long. Smith being let go likely means Braxton Berrios will stick around; perhaps Berrios' superior ability as a punt returner ultimately made the difference.

Smith (undisclosed) is nursing an injury Monday, Connor Hughes of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Smith is contending for a depth role with the Jets, and depending on the severity of his injury, it could impede his chances of making the 53-man roster. The 25-year-old logged a relatively productive preseason but hasn't flashed quite enough to lock in a gig for the regular season. In 2020, he secured one of three targets for 13 yards in seven appearances.

Smith caught two of four targets for 32 yards and added 94 yards on four kickoff returns in Friday's preseason finale against the Eagles.

EDGE Analysis

Smith hasn't stood out enough to guarantee himself a roster spot this preseason, but he also hasn't underwhelmed enough to take himself out of the running. His contributions on special teams are certainly a point in his favor, but Smith should either be among the last guys in or just miss the cut when the Jets unveil their 53-man roster ahead of the regular season.

Smith caught three of four targets for 39 yards in Saturday's 12-7 preseason win over the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Smith's first reception came on a 12-yard pass thrown by starting quarterback Zach Wilson. With Elijah Moore (quadriceps) out, Smith and Keelan Cole both ran some routes on the outside opposite Corey Davis while the starters were out there. Smith's in good position to secure a roster spot with New York and will look to strengthen his case Week 2 of preseason against the Packers.

Smith has worked as the Jets' No. 5 receiver so far in camp, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Smith has surprisingly been ahead of 2020 second-round pick Denzel Mims, as well as fellow holdover Braxton Berrios. Couple his usage so far with Smith's versatility -- he can contribute as a return man on special teams and speedy gadget guy on offense -- and the 25-year-old receiver's building a strong case to make the Jets' 53-man roster.