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With Jaylen Coker, Jaylen Coker saves himself with the receiving touchdown at the very end of the game. He does have five targets. He's very clearly the wide receiver two in this offense. Um like John Metchie's not touching him. Uh Darren Waller's not serious target competition. But Cokers probably just going to be poor man's Ted Ginn Jr. McMillan, right? Where McMillan's a low-end wide receiver one, high-end wide receiver two. Jalen Coker's going to be like a borderline flex play going into the future. I know he had a ton of success early in the season, but that was primarily off of a very low sample or a very small sample, so I don't know if you can trust him too much.
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Panthers WR2 with 5 targets; borderline flex play despite early-season hype.
Jaylen Coker is clearly the WR2 in the Carolina Panthers offense with 5 targets and a receiving touchdown in this game. John Metchie and Darren Waller are not serious target competition. Coker is projected as a 'poor man's Ted Ginn Jr. McMillan'—a borderline flex play going forward. However, his early-season success was built on a very small sample size, so the source cautions against trusting him too much.
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