Recent Games
Prop Results
| Game | Market | Line | Actual | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| vs GB | Anytime TD | — | 0 | No |
| vs GB | First TD | — | — | — |
| @ TEN | Anytime TD | — | 0 | No |
| @ TEN | First TD | — | — | — |
About Arian Smith
Arian Smith is a wide receiver for the New York Jets in the NFL, wearing #82. Arian Smith is listed at 6' 0", 179 lbs and played college football at Georgia.
Through 2 games of the 2026 NFL season, Smith has 1 targets.
Arian Smith is currently listed as ir: Smith (knee) underwent surgery Wednesday to repair a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season, Antwan V. Staley of the New York Daily News reports.
For Arian Smith AI sports predictions and props, Chad, Stat Sniper's AI sports betting assistant, publishes NFL picks and player props on the daily picks page. The Prop Results table below grades Smith's recent anytime TD lines against what Smith actually did.
Arian Smith 2026 Season Stats
Receiving
- 1
- TGT
- 0
- REC
- 0
- YDS
- 0.0
- Y/R
- 0
- TD
- 0
- LNG
Defense
- 2
- TKL
- 2
- SOLO
- 0
- FF
- 0
- FR
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Arian Smith FAQ
What team does Arian Smith play for?
Arian Smith plays for the New York Jets in the NFL as a wide receiver, wearing #82.
What are Arian Smith's stats this season?
In the 2026 season, across 2 games, Arian Smith has 1 targets.
Where can I find AI sports predictions for Arian Smith?
Chad, Stat Sniper's AI sports betting assistant, makes NFL AI sports predictions, including player props, and publishes them on Stat Sniper's daily picks page. This page collects the stats behind them: Arian Smith's season numbers, recent game log, prop line history and next matchup.
What player props can you bet on Arian Smith?
Recent NFL games have posted lines on Arian Smith's anytime TD. The Prop Results table on this page lists each line against what Smith actually did.
Is Arian Smith injured?
Arian Smith is listed as ir. Smith (knee) underwent surgery Wednesday to repair a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season, Antwan V. Staley of the New York Daily News reports.