From the episode

I would probably come down on selling Coker because there's multiple ways where it could come – not crashing down, but where the value would lower. It could be another injury, which he's had in the past.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalInjury

Sell Coker; injury history, McMillan emergence risk, Young regression threat.

The source would sell Jalen Coker despite strong production when healthy, citing multiple paths to value loss: injury risk (he has been banged up every year of his NFL career and already this season), potential emergence of Ted Oroa McMillan as the true number-one alpha, and Bryce Young falling back to earth after a hot start. Coker is ranked highest among the three receivers, so you get the most value selling now. He is the number-two in his offense.

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