Smith's stunning eighth-year breakout campaign is unlikely to be repeated after he was traded from Miami to Pittsburgh in early July. It's for the best to consider him a late-round pick. The entire basis of his sensational 2024 was because he saw high target volume as a short-area target for the Dolphins, leading to a bonkers 18.6 PPR average in his last eight. The Steelers probably won't ask Smith to play in that same exact role and almost certainly won't give him the 8.4 targets per game he saw in those final eight. His new offense is expected to be balanced offensively -- not just between the pass and the run, but in how targets are spread around. They'll also play at a slow pace with Aaron Rodgers under center. Smith's experience with Steelers playcaller Arthur Smith when the two were in Atlanta in 2023 will help his transition, but even then Smith had just 5 of 17 games with 10-plus PPR points.