Adonai Mitchell could finally break out in Year 2 with Indianapolis, leveraging top-line Open Score insights that showed him among the league leaders in downfield openness last season. A more stable QB situation—Daniel Jones in Week 1, plus the presence of Pittman and a promising rookie tight end Tyler Warren—could unlock Mitchell’s big-play ability. Jonathan Taylor’s ground game should keep defenses honest, boosting scoring opportunities for the receiving corps.

Mitchell’s path hinges on improved connection timing and a quieter field for deep routes. If he compounds his open-ness with better quarterback accuracy and cleaner downfield throws, expect a meaningful jump from a quiet rookie campaign to a confident sophomore season, with Colts’ scoring potential rising accordingly.