From the episode

Omar Cooper gives us a complete no-show in this game. No targets, even though he still ran 78.1% of the routes on 74.3% of the snaps. It's hard to explain why a rookie first-round wide receiver coming off back-to-back, 100-yard, one-touchdown games goes to a zero-target game.

STACKED’s take

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Cooper's zero-target game unexplained after 100-yard back-to-back performances.

Omar Cooper, a first-round rookie wide receiver coming off back-to-back 100-yard, one-touchdown games, recorded zero targets against the Jets despite running 78.1% of routes on 74.3% of snaps; the target drought is difficult to explain and may reflect the emergence of Adni Mitchell in the Jets passing game, creating competition for targets among skilled receivers.

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