Taken in the third round, Stewart has a chance for targets right away, as the Jets parted ways with Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker in the offseason, and then lost Quincy Enunwa to a season-ending neck injury in August. The team also is thin at tight end, and Robby Anderson (78 targets) is the only incumbent receiver with any experience of note. At 6-1, 204, and with 4.49 speed and a 124-inch broad jump, Stewart has average size, speed and athleticism, but he's a strong route runner who could operate out of the slot. Of course, the Jets quarterback play -- no matter who wins the job -- is likely to be among the NFL's worst, something that's not especially conducive to a promising debut for a rookie receiver. It also doesn't help that Stewart was unavailable at the start of training camp while recovering from June surgeries on his thumb and groin.