Adonai Mitchell

Last week, Adonai Mitchell finally had a boom game which you could see coming from a mile away with the market share and the matchup that he had last week. It was wonderful to still see it come to fruition. Last week, Mitchell was the WR5 in fantasy with a 36.4% target share, a 59.8% air-yard share, 102 receiving yards (2.83 yards per route run), and a 50% first-read share. He had two red zone targets and two deep targets. Since Week 11, Mitchell has had a 28.4% target share, a 61.4% air-yard share, and a 41.8% first-read share with four red zone targets and seven deep targets. He has been operating as the team's clear WR1. He could easily continue the hot streak this week against a Miami secondary that, since Week 9, has allowed the ninth-most PPR points per target to perimeter wide receivers.

Adonai Mitchell recorded a season-high 102 receiving yards and a touchdown on 8 catches (12 targets, 36% target share) against the Falcons. Also drew a 13th target that resulted in a DPI.
He caught 7 of those passes for 97 yards and a touchdown against Falcons cornerback Mike Hughes (Nex Gen Stats). Mitchell's 7 catches against Hughes are tied for the most catches of any receiver against a single defender in a game this season, and his 97 yards against Hughes are tied for the 4th-most.
John Metchie also saw volume (eight targets) but this time he was inefficient compared to AD Mitchell.
With no timetable for Garrett Wilson's return... Mitchell/Metchie look like the top two WRs for New York the rest of the way. Great schedule for WRs ROS. Worth the add for the former Colts WR after a breakout performance with his new team.
HC Aaron Glenn talks about the Jets' new WRs in every post-game press conference (S/O Coachspeak index) and continues to double-down on feeding them the rock.

The regression game was coming for Adonai Mitchell. His usage with the Jets before Week 13 had been too good not to catch fire and lead to a big week eventually. In Weeks 11-12, Mitchell had a 23.6% target share, a 35.5% first-read share and a 62.5% air-yard share, but he had only 26 receiving yards per game, 1.13 yards per route run and three drops to show for it, per Fantasy Points Data. In Week 13, Mitchell torched the Falcons with a 36.3% target share, eight receptions and 102 receiving yards. I'm not saying he will continue to produce at that pace moving forward, but he is the clear No. 1 WR for the Jets right now. I don't want to use Mitchell as a Flex option in Week 14 against an improved Dolphins secondary, but his two matchups after that are wonderful. Since Week 8, the Jaguars and Saints have, respectively, allowed the fourth-most and seventh-most PPR points per target to perimeter wide receivers.