Last year’s fourth-round pick, wide receiver Arian Smith, is looking to turn the page on a disappointing rookie season and become a more integral part of the Jets’ offense in 2026. Smith, lauded for his speed during the draft process, didn’t live up to the expectations Jets fans had for him to stand out in a beleaguered WR unit . Smith, who appeared in 16 games (five starts) and played 376 offensive snaps, managed only to have seven receptions (16 targets) for 52 yards. He quickly fell behind guys like John Metchie III (29 receptions for 256 yards and two TDs) and Adonai Mitchell (24 receptions for 301 yards and two touchdowns). Both wide receivers joined New York ahead of the league’s trade deadline. So, that was one obstacle Smith couldn’t conquer. Then, fast forward to this offseason, and the Jets drafted former Indiana Hoosiers WR Omar Cooper Jr. in the first round, who will likely start alongside Wilson and Mitchell.…