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PositiveSleeperOct 31, 2026
Mitchell looked terrific early in the season but missed time with injury and was quiet in his first game back while Omar Cooper Jr. popped off. There have been whispers about a potential Garrett Wilson trade; if that happens, Mitchell would be in line for more targets, making him worth stashing.NegativeProjectionOct 30, 2026
Assigned a D+ grade for Week 8 matchup against Las Vegas.NegativeProjectionOct 30, 2026
Received a D+ start/sit grade for Week 8 against Las Vegas, indicating poor recommendation for fantasy lineups.NegativeRoleOct 29, 2026
Mitchell, described as talented but inconsistent, has returned from a finger injury and is competing for targets on the Jets alongside Garrett Wilson, rookie Omar Cooper Jr., and tight ends Kenyon Sadiq and Mason Taylor.NegativeRoleOct 29, 2026
Adonai Mitchell, in his first game back from a finger injury last week, had only a 51.5% route share, 10% target share, and 15% first-read share. He is a sit this week and until further notice until his playing time jumps back into a full-time starting workload, which could happen this week but is impossible to know and not worth the risk in Week 8.NegativeInjuryOct 28, 2026
Mitchell is still working his way back from injury, which has created a clear opportunity for Omar Cooper Jr. to keep seeing meaningful targets in the Jets' passing attack.NegativeRoleOct 28, 2026
Mitchell has been surpassed by Omar Cooper Jr. as the Jets' No. 2 receiver; in Week 7, Mitchell played 26 snaps and ran 18 routes compared to Cooper's 38 snaps and 23 routes. Although Mitchell was returning from a finger injury that sidelined him since Week 2, Cooper played ahead of him in two-receiver sets, and the source suggests this depth chart shift will persist.NegativeRoleOct 27, 2026
Mitchell returned from inactivity with 3 official targets (4 true) and no catches (12.5% target share) on 26 of 59 snaps (44%), starting and running 0.15 targets per snap; even with Mitchell back, Omar Cooper Jr. stayed involved with snaps and routes dipping only slightly.NegativeValueOct 27, 2026
Trade value of 11.6 with a -2.8 week-over-week decline; downward adjustment reflects reduced fantasy expectations.NegativeValueOct 27, 2026
Adonai Mitchell's trade value declines 2.8 points to 11.6 in Week 8; ranked 13th among receivers.NegativeRoleOct 27, 2026
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.NegativeRoleOct 27, 2026
Mitchell's role as the Jets' No. 2 receiver is at risk of being overtaken by Omar Cooper Jr. Mitchell played 26 snaps and ran 18 routes in Week 7, compared to Cooper's 38 snaps and 23 routes. Cooper played ahead of Mitchell in two-receiver sets on Sunday, suggesting a potential depth chart shift despite Mitchell's return from a finger injury that had sidelined him since Week 2.NegativeBustOct 26, 2026
Adonai Mitchell is listed on the Fantasy Football Panic Meter Cut List, indicating he is a candidate for waiver wire drops or trades.NegativeRoleOct 26, 2026
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.PositiveRoleOct 24, 2026
Returning to active status this week after being inactive last week; his return will increase target competition for Corey Coley and reduce the elevated target volume Coley received in Mitchell's absence.NegativeInjuryOct 22, 2026
Adonai Mitchell opened the week with a limited practice participation due to a finger injury. His availability for Week 7 is uncertain, with an outlook update expected Friday.NegativeValueOct 20, 2026
Trade value of 14.4 with a -1.4 week-over-week decline; ranked 13th overall in trade value for Week 7 2026.NegativeValueOct 20, 2026
Trade value declined 1.4 points to 14.4 in Week 7, ranked 48th among wide receivers with 13 games played; faces MIA, LV, KC.NegativeInjuryOct 19, 2026
Mitchell is dealing with a finger injury and is expected to return in a week or two, which could limit Omar Cooper Jr.'s role as a No. 2 or No. 3 receiver for the Jets.NegativeRoleOct 19, 2026
Showed spark early season with 3-60-0 against Titans Week 1 and 6-63-0 on 12 targets against Packers Week 2; finger injury sidelined him four weeks; likely back this week or next; impending return less eagerly anticipated due to dazzling Week 6 performance by rookie Omar Cooper Jr. (6-103-1 on seven targets); source recommends small FAAB bids for speculative addition.NegativeInjuryOct 15, 2026
Mitchell opened the week with a DNP (finger injury) and underwent surgery on his finger after the injury; the source expects him to be out again this week pending Friday update.PositiveValueOct 13, 2026
Adonai Mitchell's trade value chart ranking increased +1.1 points week-over-week to 15.8, reflecting improved market perception of his role or production in the New York Jets offense.PositiveValueOct 13, 2026
Trade value rose 1.1 points to 15.8, showing positive momentum for the New York Jets receiver.NegativeInjuryOct 8, 2026
Mitchell opened this week with a DNP (finger); the source expects him to be out again this week, pending Friday update.NegativeMatchupOct 8, 2026
Mitchell has a challenging matchup against Denzel Ward (CLE CB) in Week 5, listed among the notable challenging matchups for the week.NegativeDepth ChartOct 6, 2026
Mitchell was not active for the second straight week in Week 4, indicating he remains out of the Jets' offensive plans.NegativeValueOct 6, 2026
Trade value of 14.7 with no week-over-week change; ranked 13th among receivers; faces CLE, NE, and MIA.NegativeValueOct 6, 2026
Trade value holds at 14.7 with no weekly change, indicating stable market valuation.PositiveValueOct 6, 2026
The source prefers Mitchell over Antonio Williams as a waiver wire pickup despite him missing the past two games with a finger injury. Mitchell had a 12-target game in Week 2 before getting hurt and is the clear-cut No. 2 wide receiver for the New York Jets.NegativeInjuryOct 3, 2026
Adonai Mitchell is unavailable, which elevates Kenyon Sadiq's role in the passing attack.NegativeInjuryOct 2, 2026
Adonai Mitchell was inactive in Week 3 with a finger injury, causing Josh Shepardson to pass on a bold prediction for that week. The injury status remains relevant for Week 4 fantasy planning.NegativeInjuryOct 1, 2026
Adonai Mitchell was sidelined with a finger injury late in Week 2, missed Week 3, and missed most of practice this week. His absence is particularly unfortunate given that Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq dominated the Lions' pass defense in Week 3, suggesting Mitchell could have capitalized on that opportunity.NegativeInjuryOct 1, 2026
Adonai Mitchell is working through a finger injury and opened the week with a DNP. The source expects him to be out again this week.NegativeRoleSep 30, 2026
The Jets were playing without WR Adonai Mitchell in Week 3, and his absence may have funneled extra targets in Kenyon Sadiq's direction, inflating the tight end's performance.NegativeInjurySep 30, 2026
Tight end sidelined in Week 3, which opened the door for Kenyon Sadiq to deliver a spike week (7-105-1 TD) for the Jets.NegativeRoleSep 29, 2026
Adonai Mitchell missed Week 3 with a finger injury but showed promise in Week 2 with 12 targets against Green Bay, though the volume didn't translate into many fantasy points. He is locked in as the No. 2 WR in New York's offense with favorable upcoming matchups including Cleveland, Las Vegas, Buffalo, Arizona, and Miami (twice) before the bye in Week 13. The source is holding Mitchell while gathering more information about the offense.PositiveValueSep 29, 2026
Trade value of 14.7 with a notable week-over-week gain of +2.8, indicating strong upward momentum in market valuation.PositiveValueSep 29, 2026
Trade value increased +2.8 points to 14.7 in Week 4; ranked 13th overall with matchups against CHI, CLE, and NE.NegativeInjurySep 29, 2026
Adonai Mitchell was scratched in Week 3 due to a finger injury, which enhanced the target environment for Jets tight end Kenyon Sadiq in that game.PositiveInjurySep 28, 2026
Mitchell was scratched in Week 3 due to a finger injury, which enhanced the target environment for Jets TE Kenyon Sadiq. His availability for upcoming weeks is uncertain.PositiveInjurySep 28, 2026
Mitchell sat out Week 3 with a thumb injury, which may have contributed to Kenyon Sadiq's breakout performance with seven receptions and 105 yards. The source raises the question of whether Sadiq's production is sustainable or dependent on Mitchell's absence.NegativeDepth ChartSep 28, 2026
Mitchell was absent in Week 3, which created additional receiving opportunities for Kenyon Sadiq. His return could reduce Sadiq's target share.PositiveInjurySep 28, 2026
New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell was out in Week 3, which contributed to Kenyon Sadiq working as the team's No. 2 target behind Garrett Wilson.PositiveProjectionSep 26, 2026
Mitchell is a waiver wire target for Week 3 against Detroit (33.9% rostered) despite a finger injury suffered in practice earlier in the week; he is expected to play on Sunday. Mitchell has one more target than Garrett Wilson over the first two weeks (15 vs. 14) and had nearly twice as many targets as Wilson in Week 2 (12 vs. 7). The source projects Mitchell should see another double-digit target game on Sunday in a high-scoring matchup. Detroit has surrendered 15 receptions for 218.5 receiving yards, 1 TD, and 43 PPR fantasy points per game to wide receivers. The Lions have specifically struggled against big-bodied outside receivers: they allowed Devaughn Vele seven receptions for 69 yards, 1 TD, and 19.9 points in Week 1, and Keon Coleman six receptions for 63 yards and 12.3 points in Week 2. Detroit will be without several secondary starters.PositiveProjectionSep 26, 2026
Adonai Mitchell is recommended as a worthwhile dice roll as a WR3 or Flex in Week 3 despite a finger injury that limited him on Thursday and Friday. The source gushed about Mitchell in a bold prediction stating he'd outscore Garrett Wilson this week. Mitchell's underlying data is fantastic this year, and his matchup is mouthwatering. He's a more volatile option because of the finger injury, but gamers in need of some upside in their lineup can cast a dart in his direction; those better served by a higher-floor option should look elsewhere.PositiveProjectionSep 26, 2026
Adonai Mitchell has stepped up as the Jets' clear No. 2 WR and had 12 targets last week; he is a great value play with proven boom capabilities at $4,300 on DraftKings. Monitor his status as he was limited in Friday's practice with a finger issue, but his upside against Detroit's weak secondary remains strong.PositiveMatchupSep 26, 2026
Mitchell offers serious flex upside in Week 3 against Detroit. Through two games, he has 23.1% target share, 2.16 YPRR, 25% first-read share, 15.7 aDOT, four deep targets (26.6% of target volume), and one red zone look. Against single-high coverage (which Detroit uses 55.4% of snaps, tenth-most), Mitchell has 33% target-per-route run rate and 2.93 YPRR. Detroit has allowed the 13th-most yards per target and 12th-most fantasy points per target to perimeter wide receivers.NegativeMatchupSep 25, 2026
Received a B start/sit grade for Week 3 matchup against Detroit, indicating moderate fantasy upside in this specific week.PositiveProjectionSep 25, 2026
Mitchell is currently WR35 in half-point PPR fantasy scoring but WR25 in expected fantasy points per game. He leads all NFL receivers in air yards share at 59.4% of the Jets' air yards and has out-targeted teammate Garrett Wilson 15-14. Mitchell had 6 catches for 63 yards on a team-high 12 targets vs. the Packers in Week 2, also drawing a long pass interference penalty early in the game. He faces a Week 3 matchup vs. a Lions defense that has allowed 658 passing yards and 6 TD passes; Detroit's secondary is a disaster zone. The source ranks Mitchell as a high-end WR3 and advises getting him into lineups where possible.PositiveProjectionSep 25, 2026
Mitchell is ranked WR29 in half-PPR expert consensus rankings but the source makes a bold prediction that he will outscore Garrett Wilson this week. Mitchell has been maddeningly inconsistent in his young career, but Geno Smith has trusted him. Mitchell's efficiency metrics are elite: 23.1% target share (pacing the Jets), 0.26 targets per route run (TPRR) among players with at least 30 routes, and 59.4% air yard share (pacing the Jets). While his 25% first-read rate trails Wilson's 33.3%, his massive air yards share should result in explosive receptions against Detroit's leaky secondary, which has allowed the fourth-most half-PPR points per game to wideouts (35.5). The source notes Mitchell's surprise appearance on the injury report (finger) on Thursday could keep him out, but assuming he plays, he'll shock the fantasy world and outscore Wilson.PositiveValueSep 25, 2026
Adonai Mitchell is listed as a core play for DFS in the Lions versus Jets matchup.PositiveUsageSep 25, 2026
Adonai Mitchell has been productive through two weeks, catching nine passes for 123 yards. He saw increased volume against the Packers last week, leading the Jets with 12 targets, which he turned into six receptions for 63 yards. The Jets could be forced to throw early and often in what projects to be a shootout against the Lions; with Mitchell emerging as a key part of the passing game, he has a chance to deliver another strong outing. At just $4,300 on DraftKings, he's a great value play who allows you to pay up at other positions.PositiveBreakoutSep 24, 2026
WR25 last week with 23.1% target share, 2.16 YPRR, and 25% first-read share through two games. Predictable 15.7 aDOT with four deep targets (26.6% of target volume) and one red zone look. Nice matchup this week: Lions use single high on 55.4% of snaps (tenth-most); against single-high, Mitchell has 33% target-per-route run rate and 2.93 YPRR. Lions also struggle against perimeter wide receivers (13th-most yards per target, 12th-most fantasy points per target).PositiveBreakoutSep 24, 2026
Mitchell should be added immediately off waivers; he has one more target than Garrett Wilson over the first two weeks (15 vs. 14) and had nearly twice as many targets as Wilson in Week 2 (12 vs. 7). He should see another double-digit target game in Week 3 against Detroit in a high-scoring matchup. The Lions have surrendered 15 receptions for 218.5 receiving yards, a touchdown, and 43 PPR fantasy points per game to wide receivers this season and have struggled against big-bodied outside wide receivers, allowing seven receptions for 69 receiving yards, a touchdown, and 19.9 fantasy points to Devaughn Vele in Week 1 and 63 receiving yards and 12.3 fantasy points to Keon Coleman last week. Detroit will be without several starters in the secondary.PositiveValueSep 24, 2026
Mitchell is leading the Jets in target share (23.1%) and air yard share (59.4%) despite Garrett Wilson being the nominal No. 1; he has nine receptions for 123 scoreless yards and a 25.0% first-read rate; his 10.65 DraftKings points per game and 8.4 FanDuel points per game are solid for his salary, but his 16.39 expected DraftKings points per game and 13.95 expected FanDuel points per game are more alluring; Mitchell boasts the WR3 value score at DraftKings and the WR9 value score at FanDuel this week.PositiveUsageSep 24, 2026
Mitchell's Week 2 line of 6 catches for 63 yards masks exceptional underlying usage: 12 targets, 178 air yards (third-most among all wide receivers), and 69.8% share of the Jets' air yards—the highest mark at the position. His 14.8-yard aDOT provides upside on those targets. Six catches on 12 targets and 63 yards represents the floor rather than ceiling for this usage profile; with Garrett Wilson in the lineup, this level of volume may not sustain, but continued target and air yards volume should translate to better production.PositiveRoleSep 23, 2026
Mitchell's 59% air yards share in the Jets' offense leads the entire NFL. His 15 targets rank 19th in the league, tied with Justin Jefferson. The source doesn't list Mitchell as a player to target because trading for the Jets' tertiary weapon isn't particularly appealing, but if you already have him, hold Mitchell, who has always had very intriguing talent-based upside.PositiveUsageSep 22, 2026
Adonai Mitchell caught 6 of a massive team-high 12 targets for 63 yards (true 13 targets, 31.0% adjusted) in Week 2. Per NGS, he saw a team- and career-high 12 targets on Sunday; though he has two fewer catches on one more target than Garrett Wilson this season, his 56.7% air yards share leads the league.NegativeValueSep 22, 2026
Trade value at 11.9 with minimal +0.3 point change; ranked 13th among WRs with matchups vs DET, CHI, CLE.NegativeValueSep 22, 2026
Trade value of 11.9 with a +0.3 week-over-week increase; ranked 13th among receivers in trade value for Week 3.PositiveSleeperSep 21, 2026
Jets' clear No. 2 receiver behind Garrett Wilson is a sneaky-good waiver target with juicy matchups over next two weeks; had 3-60-0 on three targets in Week 1 vs. Titans, then 6-63-0 on team-high 12 targets in Week 2 vs. Packers; also drew long pass interference penalty; faces Lions in Week 3 (allowed 658 passing yards and six TDs in first two weeks) and Bears in Week 4 (major issues with pass rush and back-end coverage); recommended for managers with short-term WR injury problems.PositiveValueSep 21, 2026
Adonai Mitchell is the Jets' clear No. 2 receiver behind Garrett Wilson and is a sneaky-good waiver target due to a pair of juicy matchups over the next two weeks. Mitchell had 3-60-0 on three targets against the Titans in Week 1, then had 6-63-0 on a team-high 12 targets against the Packers in Week 2, also drawing a long pass interference penalty early in the game. In Week 3, Mitchell will face the Lions, whose leaky pass defense has allowed 658 passing yards and six touchdown passes over the first two weeks. Mitchell then has a Week 4 matchup against the Bears, who have major issues with both their pass rush and their back-end coverage. Fantasy managers dealing with short-term injury problems at wide receiver should put in a claim on Mitchell this week.NegativeProjectionSep 20, 2026
Received a C- grade for Week 2 matchup against Green Bay.NegativeProjectionSep 20, 2026
Assigned a C- start/sit grade for Week 2 against Green Bay, indicating poor recommendation status among wide receivers.PositiveSleeperSep 17, 2026
Mitchell is a sleeper WR for Week 2 against Green Bay, who should be leading most of the game. He caught 3-of-3 targets for 60 yards in Week 1 against Tennessee and was usually on the field with Garrett Wilson in two-receiver sets. With rookie Omar Cooper Jr. sustaining an ankle injury, Mitchell should get plenty of snaps going forward. Despite averaging 5.9 yards per target entering the season, he is a former second-round draft pick with good size (6-2, 205) and 4.34 speed. The Jets' passing game looked competent in Week 1, and Mitchell faces an enticing Week 2 matchup against a Green Bay defense with suspect cornerbacks. Over the next three weeks, Jets WR Adonai Mitchell will face NFC North teams with leaky pass defenses.PositiveMatchupSep 17, 2026
Mitchell had a 12.5% target share, a 76.9% route share, 60 receiving yards (3.0 YPRR, 19.0 aDOT), one deep target, and a 12.5% first-read share in Week 1. He faces a Green Bay secondary in Week 2 that utilized two high at the highest rate in the NFL (80%). Last year, against two high, Mitchell had a 22% target-per-route run rate but only 1.48 yards per route run. Week 2 isn't a favorable spot for Mitchell as a flex option.PositiveBreakoutSep 16, 2026
Mitchell's Week 1 box score (3-3-60) undersells his true per-target explosiveness and role. He caught all 3 of his wide-alignment targets for 60 yards, with 2 out-breaking-route targets going for a career-high 58 yards and a 19.6 aDOT pointing to a downfield, big-play role. His 91.7% route participation (tied with Wilson) on a 67% snap share indicates a low-volume, high-ceiling complementary piece worth buying into for target growth as his route diet expands.PositiveValueSep 15, 2026
Trade value of 11.6, up +3.6 from prior week; ranked 5th among WRs in the Week 2 trade value chart.PositiveValueSep 15, 2026
Trade value chart shows Adonai Mitchell at 11.6 with a +3.6 week-over-week gain, indicating strong upward momentum and increased perceived trade value.PositiveBreakoutSep 14, 2026
Adonai Mitchell has intriguing upside in the coming weeks thanks to favorable matchups against NFC North teams (Green Bay, Detroit, Chicago), all with suspect pass defenses. 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 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. The 6-foot-2 former first-round pick has blazing speed and hasn't put it all together yet, but might be worth a bet.PositiveSleeperSep 14, 2026
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.PositiveBreakoutSep 14, 2026
Adonai Mitchell is rostered in only 16% of Yahoo leagues but has intriguing upside in the coming weeks thanks to a run of favorable matchups against NFC North teams (Green Bay, Detroit, Chicago), all of which have suspect pass defenses. Mitchell has been an inefficient receiver, averaging 5.9 yards per target over 33 career games entering 2026, but in Week 1 he 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 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, though Mitchell was ahead of Cooper in the Jets' wide receiver pecking order anyway. The 6-foot-2 former first-round pick with blazing speed might be worth a bet despite not putting it all together yet.PositiveRoleSep 14, 2026
Mitchell figures to get plenty of snaps in the weeks to come with rookie Omar Cooper Jr. sustaining an ankle injury; Mitchell was ahead of Cooper in the Jets' wide receiver pecking order anyway. Mitchell is 6-foot-2 with blazing speed and the former first-round pick might be worth a bet, especially with the Jets facing NFC North teams (Green Bay, Detroit, Chicago) in the next three weeks, all with suspect pass defenses.PositiveProjectionSep 14, 2026
Mitchell has intriguing upside thanks to favorable matchups against NFC North teams (Green Bay, Detroit, Chicago) in the next three weeks, all with suspect pass defenses. In Week 1, Mitchell averaged 20.0 yards per target (career average: 5.9 yards per target), hauling in all three targets for 60 yards with a 68.7% snap share. He's 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. The 6-foot-2 former first-round pick with blazing speed might be worth a bet despite not yet putting it all together.NegativeSleeperSep 12, 2026
Mitchell is the clear-cut No. 2 WR on the Jets with strong chemistry with Geno Smith per camp reports. Ammirante identifies him as a deep threat worth stashing on the bench; the Titans matchup in Week 1 is not a concern.NegativeValueSep 11, 2026
Listed as GPP Only pick for TEN vs. NYJ matchup, indicating a tournament-specific play rather than a core cash-game recommendation.PositiveSleeperSep 10, 2026
Adonai Mitchell ranks 118th overall and WR58 in consensus rankings but is set to run rampant against the hapless Tennessee Titans defense, ranked 5th-worst in the league. The Titans should be able to move the ball against the Jets, creating sneaky shootout potential. Mitchell posted a 6th-overall average Depth of Target from last season amongst all WRs and has a Yards Per Route Run metric of 1.46. The health and improvement of the Jets' young tackles should help keep Geno Smith upright enough to push the ball downfield, where Mitchell thrives.NegativeValueSep 8, 2026
Adonai Mitchell holds a trade value of 8.0 with a bye week of 13; the source lists him among Week 1 trade value rankings for wide receivers.PositiveValueSep 8, 2026
Trade value of 8.0 in Week 1 with 13 upcoming games against TEN, GB, DET defenses.PositiveProjectionSep 8, 2026
After joining the Jets last year, Mitchell saw a 23.6% target share and 30% first-read share but produced only 37.6 receiving yards per game and 1.37 yards per route run. This preseason, he saw only two targets with a 13.0 aDOT. The source expects him to be the field stretcher for the Jets' passing attack. The Titans overhauled their secondary but allowed the fifth-most deep passing yards per game and second-highest deep adjusted completion rate last year. The source is not confident those stats will be sticky for 2026 and is not running Mitchell out there in Week 1 unless in a deep dynasty league.