2025 Receiving Stats
REC
8
YDS
145
TD
0
AVG
18.1
TAR
14
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2025 Fantasy Outlook
Mitchell seems to be a forgotten man, at least in fantasy circles, despite being drafted 52nd overall last spring after running a 4.34 40-yard dash at 6-foot-2, 205 pounds. He spent most of his rookie year as the Colts' No. 4 wide receiver, behind fellow Day 2 picks Michael Pittman, Josh Downs and Alec Pierce. The rookie drew targets on 28.2 percent of his routes, but he caught only 41.8 percent of those chances -- by far the lowest rate among players with 50-plus targets. QB Anthony Richardson was part of the problem, and a 14.7 aDOT further helps to explain Mitchell's terrible catch rate, but there were also a couple drops and a handful of other missed connections on which the wideout appeared at fault. And while it won't come as any surprise if Mitchell improves in his second season, he's still subject to most of the same limiting conditions outside of his control, facing fierce competition for snaps and targets in an offense with Richardson and/or Daniel Jones slinging passes. Read Past Outlooks
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Bypassed on depth chart
Mitchell had one reception for eight yards on his only target in Sunday's 38-24 win over the Chargers.
ANALYSIS
A healthy inactive for the Colts' Week 6 win over the Cardinals, Mitchell was back in the mix Sunday but handled only a light role on offense. The second-year wideout played just five snaps, and the Colts turned to Anthony Gould as their No. 3 receiver ahead of him while Josh Downs (concussion) and Ashton Dulin (chest) were both out with injuries. Gould took the field for 39 of the offense's 60 snaps.
A healthy inactive for the Colts' Week 6 win over the Cardinals, Mitchell was back in the mix Sunday but handled only a light role on offense. The second-year wideout played just five snaps, and the Colts turned to Anthony Gould as their No. 3 receiver ahead of him while Josh Downs (concussion) and Ashton Dulin (chest) were both out with injuries. Gould took the field for 39 of the offense's 60 snaps.
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How do Adonai Mitchell's 2025 advanced stats compare to other wide receivers?
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Air Yards Per Game
41.3Air Yards Per Snap
2.23% Team Air Yards
14.0%% Team Targets
6.6%Avg Depth of Target
17.7 YdsCatch Rate
57.1%Drop Rate
0.0%Avg Yds After Catch
6.8% Targeted On Route
24.6%Avg Yds Per Route Run
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Receiving Alignment Breakdown
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This Week's Opposing Pass Defense
How does the Titans pass defense compare to other NFL teams this season?
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Overall QB Rating Against
76.1
Cornerbacks
98.3
Safeties
74.9
Linebackers
46.1
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2025 Adonai Mitchell Split Stats
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Measurables Review
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How do Adonai Mitchell's measurables compare to other wide receivers?
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Height
6' 2"Weight
205 lbs40-Yard Dash
4.34 secVertical Jump
39.5 inBroad Jump
136 inHand Length
9.00 inArm Length
32.38 in2024 Fantasy Outlook
The Colts used the 52nd pick in the 2024 draft on Mitchell, a combine standout who was never his team's top receiver in college. He had just 560 yards in two seasons at Georgia behind WR Ladd McConkey and TE Brock Bowers, before coming into his own at Texas in 2023 with a 55-845-11 receiving line on 92 targets (28 fewer looks than first-round pick Xavier Worthy). There was talk of Mitchell sneaking into the first round after the 2024 Combine, where he had the longest broad jump (136 inches) and third-fastest 40 time (4.34 second) among wide receivers -- while checking in at 6-2, 205. Physically, he's the prototype for a No. 1 receiver, and with plenty of upside for continued development given that he'll turn 22 in October. He figures to replace Alec Pierce as the deep threat alongside Michael Pittman and slot man Josh Downs, with the Colts obviously hoping Mitchell won't be as one-dimensional as Pierce (though it might take some time). Big-time volume in Year 1 is unlikely, as the Colts still have Pittman locked in for a large target share and figure to run a lot with QB Anthony Richardson and RB Jonathan Taylor.
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Chance at redemption Week 7
Mitchell, who was inactive for the Colts' Week 6 win over the Cardinals, will play Sunday against the Chargers, while Indianapolis will be without Josh Downs (concussion) and Ashton Dulin (chest), James Boyd of The Athletic reports.
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Inactive Sunday
Mitchell is inactive for Sunday's game against the Cardinals, Amanda Foster of the Colts' official site reports.
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Relegated to smaller bench role
Mitchell did not have a reception on his lone target and played just six snaps on offense in the fourth quarter in Sunday's blowout 40-6 win over Las Vegas. He moved to the second-team unit after making several mistakes in the prior week's loss to the Rams, the Indianapolis Star reports.
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Set for decreased role in Week 5
Mitchell is expected to handle a more limited role on offense during Sunday's game against the Raiders, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.
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Key mistakes in loss to Rams
Mitchell recorded three receptions on four targets for 96 yards in Sunday's 27-20 loss to the Rams.
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Blunders cost Indy two TDs
Mitchell made two costly plays that took two touchdowns off the board for the Colts in what ended up being a 27-20 loss to the Rams in Week 4, Saad Yousuf and James Boyd of The Athletic report.
ANALYSIS
Mitchell made a spectacular catch along the sidelines early in the third quarter. However, what should have been a 76-yard touchdown turned into a disaster after the second-year wideout lost control of the ball right before crossing into the end zone, which resulted in a touchback for the Rams when it went out the back of the end zone. Mitchell made another costly mistake in the fourth quarter, when he was called for a holding penalty that negated a 53-yard touchdown run for Jonathan Taylor that would've given the Colts the lead. Even with those errors, Mitchell should continue to see increased work on offense if Alec Pierce is unable to clear the league's concussion protocol ahead of the Colts' Week 5 clash against the Raiders on Sunday, Oct. 5.
Mitchell made a spectacular catch along the sidelines early in the third quarter. However, what should have been a 76-yard touchdown turned into a disaster after the second-year wideout lost control of the ball right before crossing into the end zone, which resulted in a touchback for the Rams when it went out the back of the end zone. Mitchell made another costly mistake in the fourth quarter, when he was called for a holding penalty that negated a 53-yard touchdown run for Jonathan Taylor that would've given the Colts the lead. Even with those errors, Mitchell should continue to see increased work on offense if Alec Pierce is unable to clear the league's concussion protocol ahead of the Colts' Week 5 clash against the Raiders on Sunday, Oct. 5.