Jayden Reed
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Heading for NFL
Reed announced Sunday via his personal Instagram account that he will forgo his remaining eligibility at Michigan State to enter the 2023 NFL Draft, Jayna Bardahl of The Athletic reports.
ANALYSIS
Reed was one of the Big Ten's most explosive receivers in 2021, averaging 17.4 yards on his 59 receptions while also finding the end zone 10 times. However, his production took a steep dive along with the rest of Michigan State's deflating offense in 2022, as he finished with a 55-636-5 receiving line on 90 targets over his 11 appearances. In the wake of Reed's departure, Michigan State will likely turn to Keon Coleman to step in as the team's No. 1 wideout in 2023.
Reed was one of the Big Ten's most explosive receivers in 2021, averaging 17.4 yards on his 59 receptions while also finding the end zone 10 times. However, his production took a steep dive along with the rest of Michigan State's deflating offense in 2022, as he finished with a 55-636-5 receiving line on 90 targets over his 11 appearances. In the wake of Reed's departure, Michigan State will likely turn to Keon Coleman to step in as the team's No. 1 wideout in 2023.
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2022 Fantasy Outlook
While Reed posted a solid campaign in his first year with the Spartans during 2020, he broke out last season with Payton Thorne at the helm, amassing 59 grabs for 1,026 yards and 10 touchdowns while sporting a sizable 26.8 percent target share. This turned up a notch down the stretch, with Reed amassing at least 10 targets in each of the last six games. With another offseason to work with Thorne on the horizon, there’s reason to anticipate another jump in Reed’s production, albeit not as large an increase as last year.
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Four receptions in late collapse
Reed compiled four receptions (on 10 targets) for 52 yards during Saturday's 39-31 double-overtime loss against Indiana.
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Hauls in 25-yard TD grab
Reed caught four of 10 targets for 90 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 27-21 win versus Rutgers.
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Returns to form Week 10
Reed logged five receptions (on nine targets) for 68 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 23-15 win versus Illinois.
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Eclipses 100 yards in win
Reed reeled in all nine targets for 117 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-28 overtime win versus Wisconsin. He also completed his lone passing attempt for a 25-yard touchdown.
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Logs 67 yards in loss
Reed caught four of six targets for 67 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's 49-20 loss to Ohio State.
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