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Adonai Mitchell has intriguing upside in the coming weeks thanks to a run of favorable matchups. But in Week 1, Mitchell averaged 20.0 yards per target, hauling in all three of his targets for 60 yards in the Jets' win over the Titans. Mitchell had a 68.7% snap share but was usually on the field with Garrett Wilson when the Jets were in 2-WR sets.
STACKED’s take
Mitchell's 20.0 yards per target and favorable schedule make him a breakout bet.
Adonai Mitchell is a sneaky but potentially useful addition with intriguing upside thanks to favorable matchups in the coming weeks. Though he has been an inefficient receiver, averaging 5.9 yards per target over 33 career games entering 2026, Mitchell averaged 20.0 yards per target in Week 1, hauling in all three of his targets for 60 yards in the Jets' win over the Titans. He posted a 68.7% snap share and was usually on the field with Garrett Wilson in 2-WR sets. With rookie Omar Cooper Jr. sustaining an ankle injury, Mitchell figures to get plenty of snaps in the weeks to come (he was already ahead of Cooper in the Jets' receiver pecking order). The Jets face NFC North teams in the next three weeks—Green Bay, Detroit, and Chicago—all of which have suspect pass defenses. Mitchell is 6-foot-2 with blazing speed and might be worth a bet despite not yet putting it all together.
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