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Jordan Whittington

WR · #145

LAR · WR · Age 25

◆FLEX

Jordan Whittington inherits a significant portion of Puka Nacua's vacated target share, making him a key player in the passing game.

Role & volume
Whittington has seen minimal usage recently, with an average snap share of just 10.5% over his last four games and no targets or carries.
Projected role
With Nacua suspended, Whittington is expected to see a substantial increase in target volume, potentially moving into the No. 2 receiver role on the depth chart.
Range (floor–ceiling)
Given his recent lack of involvement and the uncertainty around his new role, Whittington's floor remains low while his ceiling is elevated due to the vacated targets. However, he ranks as WR138 on our value board.
Intel may be outdated · updated 7 days ago
Current statusLAR
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Our read vs. the market

Beta
Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line
Why
Strong usage productionElite target shareAge 25 · ascendingTDs due to regress
Our view vs Market↑ 10 pts above market
Our view
13
Market
3
Thin opportunity shareLong career runwayLow draft pedigree

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (3 flags)

Risk Flags

2
  • Target Competition

    Whittington sits behind an entrenched Nacua-Adams top two, and the competition for whatever volume is left (Mumpfield, Atwell, Xavier Smith, CJ Daniels) is deep enough that his 4% target share and 0.08 WOPR from 2025 have little room to grow without an injury ahead of him on the depth chart.

  • Durability Flag

    A knee issue in Week 18 and a chest injury in the NFC Championship game trimmed his snaps late in 2025; he missed no games in either case, but the special-teams-heavy workload (kickoffs, gunner reps) adds incidental wear on top of an already thin receiving role.

Opportunity Flags

1
  • Veteran Exit Path

    Davante Adams entering his age-34 season creates a longer-term scenario where snap-count management or decline could reopen complementary target share, though nothing in the current usage data points to that happening soon.

Format Comparison

Jordan Whittington — Format Comparison

FormatValuevs Best
PPR 1QBBest643—
PPR SF510-133