What It Means:

The 5’11", 204 pound Stewart was a two-year starter on the highly competitive Tuscaloosa depth chart. He combines explosive 4.49 speed and a solid 10-foot-4 broad jump with powerful shiftiness and impressive run-after-catch skills. Poor quarterback play at Alabama held him back, but the Crimson Tide coaching staff actively manufactured touches for him. Stewart has a chance to develop into a solid secondary NFL receiver.

Stewart compiled a career 1,713 yards on 129 catches (13.3 yards per reception) with 12 touchdowns. The Jets' receivers earned the ninth-least Reception Net Expected Points per target among wide receiving corps in 2016.