Mitchell's Reset: Thriving with Jets

0:00On March 23rd, former Indianapolis Colts wide receiver A.D. Mitchell opened up on a recent podcast about his mid-season trade to the New York Jets last year. Before the deadline, the Colts dealt him along with two first round picks to get cornerback SawSgardener. Mitchell called the switch a much-needed reset for his career. Indies receiver group was stacked, and a few setbacks limited his chances to play more. His speed and sharp route running always turned heads, but uneven performances and rising competition from players like Alec Pierce kept him on the sidelines. Meanwhile, the Colts dealt with ongoing injuries at cornerback, joining the Jets unlocked his potential right away. Over eight games, he drew 56 targets, wrapping up the season with 24 catches, 301 yards, and two touchdowns. He peaked in week 13 against Atlanta, grabbing eight passes for 102 yards and a score. That fresh opportunity with New York clearly paid off, setting Mitchell up for bigger

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