From the episode

Jalen Coker is actually playing in the slot more often than Tedrow McMillan...being the receiver that's in motion when the ball is snapped. And Jalen Coker is getting a decent amount of that...these fantasy cheat codes...are all like aligning for Jalen Coker...1A, 1B caliber of player right now. And I think like the market hasn't fully caught up...he's a wide receiver two. He's a high end wide receiver two.

STACKED’s take

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Coker's slot usage and motion snaps position him as high-end WR2, not WR3 consensus.

Coker is running routes in the slot more often than Tedrow McMillan and is getting a significant amount of motion snaps when the ball is snapped; JJ Zachariason describes these as 'fantasy cheat codes' that align to offset minimal talent difference between Coker and McMillan, positioning them as 1A/1B caliber players. The model projects Coker as a high-end wide receiver two, potentially backend wide receiver one if the offense continues this deployment, whereas the market consensus has him as a wide receiver three.

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