From the episode

Jalen Coker, if you look at his playoff game against the Rams, he also had over 130 yards, which he had in week one of this week. So I was just like, okay, how many, how many times has a receiver put up 130 plus yards in back-to-back games? And when you look at the list, it's just, you know, the league's best.

STACKED’s take

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Coker's 130-yard back-to-back games align with elite receiver company; breakout warranted.

Coker posted 130+ yards in back-to-back games (Week 1 and playoff game vs. Rams), joining an elite tier of receivers (AJ Brown, Justin Jefferson, Tyreek Hill, Pickens, Lamb, Puka Nacua, DJ Moore, Jamar Chase, Jackson Smith-Njigba) who have achieved this feat multiple times. Despite Ted Roman McMillan receiving more slot snaps (41% slot, 59% out wide), Coker maintained a 14-yard ADOT and remains a vertical slot receiver. Adam Levitan believes the breakout is warranted for a UDFA who earned a contract extension, though he tempers conviction due to concerns about Bryce Young's talent.

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