Adonai Mitchell catches 7 passes for 142 yards and one touchdown

Fantasy football: Mitchell posted 23.7 half-PPR points on nine targets against Las Vegas, a breakout outing after blanking a week earlier in his return from…

By Fantasy Roundup Staff · November 1, 2026 · Updated November 1, 2026

Adonai Mitchell caught seven passes for 142 yards and one touchdown on nine targets in the Jets' 38-33 loss to Las Vegas on Sunday. He scored 23.7 half-PPR points, compared with 4.5 a game over last season (16 games).

The performance marks a sharp reversal from Week 7, when Mitchell caught zero passes on three targets in his return from finger surgery. His air yards share and weighted opportunity rating over his last three games suggest a significant role in the passing attack despite inconsistent results. Full-PPR managers benefit from the targets and yardage, but all formats see boom-or-bust production.

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Adonai Mitchell

Mitchell's 142 yards marked a season high after he totalled zero receiving yards a week earlier. Over his last three games he has averaged 8.0 targets, 4.3 catches and 68.3 yards a game, producing 11.0 half-PPR points a game. His last three contests show the volatility: nine targets and 23.7 points in Week 8, zero catches on three targets in Week 7, and six catches for 63 yards on 12 targets in Week 2. His snap share has ranged from 44 per cent to 82 per cent over those outings.

Mitchell's weighted opportunity rating of 0.61 ranks 18th of 180 receivers over his last three games, and his 41 per cent air yards share ranks 14th, pointing to a meaningful role when active. However, he is scoring 4.6 half-PPR points a game below what his usage predicts over that span, 170th of 176 receivers, meaning his role is worth more than his recent points. Our models project 5.8 half-PPR points a game and rank him 58th among receivers. Add him in 12-team leagues where he remains available, but expect inconsistency week to week.

What to do

• Add Mitchell in 12-team leagues where he is available after the Week 8 breakout.

• Start him with caution in deeper formats, understanding the volatility shown across his last three games.

• Full-PPR managers gain slightly more from the target volume, but all formats face boom-or-bust production.