Adonai Mitchell

Adonai Mitchell failed to catch his only target in the Colts’ Week 18 win over the Jaguars.

The second-round rookie entered the league with plenty of red flags both on and off the field. He started coming to life late in training camp and even played an elevated role in the first two games while Josh Downs nursed an injury. Despite running plenty of routes, Mitchell never made much of his opportunities early in the year or at any point. He topped 38 yards once and caught more than two passes twice. Mitchell struggled with drops en route to a dreadful 5.7 yards per target. He finished the year with 23 catches for 312 scoreless yards. With Alec Pierce breaking out as the team’s primary deep threat, Mitchell may be stuck in a rotational role in his second season.