From the episode

the biggest thing is they're both bottom 12 in pass percentage, the Jets and the Dolphins, and they're both bottom seven in plays per game. The Dolphins 54.6, the Jets at 59... the volume of plays is why I would want to put Cooper higher, given everything we've said and what Fitz just said.

STACKED’s take

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Jets-Dolphins matchup volume limits Cooper's ceiling despite talent and opportunity.

Cooper's WR32 ranking against Miami is constrained by matchup volume concerns: both the Jets and Dolphins are bottom 12 in pass percentage and bottom seven in plays per game (Dolphins 54.6, Jets 59). The Jets have run as few as 27 plays in a single week. While Cooper has a higher ceiling given his talent and A.D. Mitchell's absence, the limited offensive volume on both sides makes it hard to get invested, keeping him at WR32 despite the upside.

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