From the episode
Jordan Addison's first two seasons were at average about 950 and nine...he's going at 46, 47, 48 in most drafts...why not Jordan Addison just to bounce back to the top 30, which isn't a huge stretch. Addison feels boom or bust...Juwan Jennings is a new addition to the offense. He was fifth in red zone targets last year...his average depth of target has been north of 14 yards.
STACKED’s take
WR4 cost with top-30 upside if QB play improves; boom-bust risk.
Jordan Addison is being drafted at fringe WR4 (46-48 ADP) despite first two seasons averaging 950 yards and 9-10 touchdowns, finishing top 24 in total points and top 30 in PPG both years. Last year's decline was due to poor QB play (McCarthy/Wentz) and catchability issues, not target volume. With Kyler Murray, Addison only needs to return to 800-950 yards and 9-10 TDs to finish top 30 WR. However, Addison feels boom-or-bust with average depth of target north of 14 yards and is touchdown-dependent (19 TDs in first two years). Juwan Jennings addition (fifth in red zone targets last year with 49ers) could cannibalize red zone opportunities, making him risky as a WR3 despite upside; better value in half-PPR formats where TD upside matters more.
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