Jahan Dotson

His 2025 season produced just an 8% target share and 0.22 WOPR built on heavy vertical usage (15.6 aDOT, 41% deep targets), a profile that skews boom-or-bust and includes stretches of near-empty target shares (3-5% in three of his last four games).

Dotson beat out third-round rookie Zachariah Branch for the starting Z job in camp, but he still splits the passing game with WR1 Drake London and slot veteran Olamide Zaccheaus, capping his target ceiling even in a defined role.

Since signing with Atlanta in March 2026, Dotson has held the outside WR2 role opposite Drake London, his clearest workload since his rookie season; fringe-role veterans changing teams under this profile have historically seen a meaningfully higher target-share floor and lower week-to-week volatility than their prior stop.

A 15.6 aDOT and 41% deep-target rate give him spike-week upside in an offense reportedly pushing for a more dynamic downfield passing attack, with his route-running and separation ability drawing praise since arriving.