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Fantasy Football Today fantasy football takes on Jordan Addison
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All Fantasy Football Today insights about Jordan Addison
NegativeRoleAug 10, 2026
Jordan Addison is viewed as a touchdown-dependent option in the late rounds, with his fantasy value contingent on scoring; he is noted as having served a three-game suspension.PositiveProjectionAug 7, 2026
Heath Cummings views Jordan Addison as an amazing value in round 10, especially in full PPR formats. Despite a minor thumb injury, the expectation is that he will be ready for the season, and he stands to benefit if the Vikings' offense increases their passing volume.NegativeValueJul 23, 2026
Joe Pisapia argues Addison deserves to go higher than his current ADP around 100th overall. In four games with Carson Wentz, Addison averaged 11.6 fantasy points and commanded a 20.5% target share; if that target share holds with Kyler Murray, Pisapia would confidently take him around 100th overall. Addison is cheap enough that being wrong on him won't kill your draft, making him a low-risk sleeper with upside.PositiveProjectionJul 23, 2026
Kevin O'Connell's offensive coaching acumen could unlock Kyler Murray's raw talent in ways Arizona's organization never did; Joe Pisapia notes Murray has never worked with an offensive coach of O'Connell's caliber and that elite coaching can dramatically improve young quarterback decision-making and field progression, potentially elevating Addison's upside.NegativeRoleJul 23, 2026
Kyler Murray has a poor track record of helping multiple wide receivers achieve strong fantasy production, and his weaknesses as a thrower could sink upside for everyone in Minnesota's offense; Joe Pisapia worries about the quarterback situation limiting Addison's ceiling despite his talent.PositiveProjectionJul 23, 2026
Addison averaged 11.6 PPR points per game minimum with Carson Wentz last year and drew 7.5 targets in those games (above his usual 6.0 average), supporting a floor-focused case for him as a bench contingency play with upside if Jetta gets injured; Joe Pisapia prefers shooting for upside elsewhere but acknowledges the talent and the Minnesota run game's weakness (Aaron Jones aging, Jordan Mason unproven, DeMond Claiborne limited) could force more passing volume.PositiveProjectionJul 23, 2026
Dave Richard notes that in the four games Addison played with Carson Wentz, he averaged 11.6 PPR points per game and 7.5 targets per game—well above his season average of around six targets. Richard views this as a floor-level contingency upside if something happens to Justin Jefferson, and would like to have Addison on his bench as a high-upside reserve.NegativeRoleJul 23, 2026
Jamie Eisenberg notes that Addison played in four of the five games where Justin Jefferson played with Carson Wentz last year, and those were Addison's best games of the season. However, Eisenberg expresses concern about Jawan Jennings' arrival (nine TDs in his previous year) and Kyler Murray's historical inability to consistently support multiple fantasy-relevant targets. The question is whether the Vikings offense becomes a clear one-two dynamic (Jefferson and Addison) or reverts to a clear-one-and-mess-underneath structure, which has been the pattern since Addison arrived.PositiveValueJul 23, 2026
Joe Pisapia views Addison as undervalued at consensus WR45 ADP despite a track record of WR20-21 finishes in 2023-2024 (19 TDs across both seasons, 875+ yards each year). Last year's decline to WR6-10 was inflated by missed time; had he played two additional games in 2024, he would have approached 1,000 yards. Pisapia argues Addison's career is on the line in a contract year with Kyler Murray and Kevin O'Connell, and when great athletes face reputational pressure, they tend to elevate. He's buying Addison as a cheap late-round investment at a discount to his historical ceiling.PositiveProjectionJul 13, 2026
Jordan Addison is considered a pretty good player and one that the hosts would take ahead of Stefon Diggs as a wide receiver two option.NegativeUsageJul 7, 2026
Addison has ranked 55th or worse in targets per route run among wide receivers with 50+ targets in all three of his NFL seasons, meaning he needs to score touchdowns to be productive.PositiveProjectionJun 8, 2026
Addison showed potential with Carson Wentz, being on pace for over 1,300 yards and nine touchdowns during weeks four through eight.PositiveValueJun 8, 2026
Jordan Addison is currently being drafted as wide receiver 45, which is consistent with his performance last year where he finished 45th overall.