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WRNYJ40 insightsLatest Oct 28, 2026
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PositiveUsageOct 27, 2026Ryan Heath
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Most air yards per route run in 2026 [includes no plays, min. 75 routes, @​FantasyPtsData] 1. DJ Moore - 5.25 2. Mike Evans - 4.88 3. Roman Wilson - 4.18 4. Matthew Golden - 4.13 5. Adonai Mitchell - 4.03 6. DeVonta Smith - 3.94 7. Puka Nacua - 3.94 8. A.J. Brown - 3.79 9. Jaxon Smith-Njigba - 3.78 10. CeeDee Lamb - 3.69

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NegativeRoleOct 27, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Mitchell's role in the Jets' passing attack has been diminished by Omar Cooper Jr.'s emergence. In Week 7, Mitchell played 26 snaps and ran 18 routes compared to Cooper's 38 snaps and 23 routes. Cooper played ahead of Mitchell in two-receiver sets. Mitchell was returning from a finger injury that had kept him out since Week 2, so the Jets may have been working him back slowly, but Cooper's snap and route share advantage suggests the hierarchy has shifted.
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NegativeRoleOct 26, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Mitchell's role in the Jets' receiving corps has been diminished by Cooper Jr.'s emergence. Mitchell played 26 snaps and ran 18 routes in Week 7, trailing Cooper (38 snaps, 23 routes), and Cooper played ahead of Mitchell in two-receiver sets. Although Mitchell was returning from a finger injury that kept him out since Week 2, the source suggests Cooper has likely already overtaken him as the Jets' No. 2 receiver, indicating a reduced role going forward.
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PositiveUsageOct 26, 2026Adam Levitan
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#Jets WR routes with AD Mitchell (finger) back, on 33 Geno dropbacks: 1. Garrett Wilson 29 2. Omar Cooper 23* 3. AD Mitchell 18 4. Isaiah Williams 7 5. Tim Patrick 3 Cooper, the 30th overall pick, has run just 52 routes this season. He's turned it into 12-248-2 on 13 targets.

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PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Mitchell had three catchless targets in his return from a finger injury, while Omar Cooper Jr. went for 5/115/1 on five targets. With Cooper emerging as a real target option, Mason Taylor also around, and Kenyon Sadiq in the mix, the Jets are running out of reasons to believe Mitchell will get a fantasy-worthy runout. The source likes Mitchell and believes in the story, but given how this has gone, he's not a must-keep if hanging on in an injury slot through bye weeks.
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NegativeUsageOct 26, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld
Mitchell had three catchless targets in his return from a finger injury with the Jets, while Omar Cooper Jr. went for 5/115/1 on five targets. Mitchell is not done as an option this year—it was his first game back and Garrett Wilson's recent struggles show the offense will go where defenses compel—but with Cooper, Mason Taylor, and Kenyon Sadiq also in the mix, reasons to believe Mitchell gets a fantasy-worthy runout are dwindling. He's not a must-keep if you're using an injury slot during bye weeks.
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PositiveUsageOct 26, 2026Zain Dhanani
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Jets (vs Dolphins): Breece Hall was inactive after looking like he’d play Personnel on dropbacks: 11 at 61%, 12 at 18%, 13 at 18%, 21 at 3% RBs: Braelon Allen: 82% opp share, 89% rush att share, 55% route share, 33% TPRR, 1.67 YPRR, 50% of i10 rush att, 50% of 2min RB snaps, 77% 3rd down snap share Crazy workload and looks good - think this will be a shared backfield when Breece is back - he’s a high end RB2 until then Isaiah Davis: 14% opp share, 5% rush att share, 33% route share, 27% TPRR,...

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NegativeDepth ChartOct 26, 2026RotoWire NFL Articles
Mitchell returned from a finger injury that cost him significant time. He easily beat Omar Cooper for the starting job in the preseason and had solid production in his first two healthy games. However, Cooper had five targets to three for Mitchell in the most recent game and ended up with another amazing game, catching five passes for 115 yards and a touchdown. As a first-round pick, the team appears to be letting Cooper keep building on his early success.
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