Outlook Jordan Addison
Poised for a Rebound as Late-Round Draft Value
Jordan Addison enters the season entrenched as Minnesota's starting outside receiver opposite Justin Jefferson. With Kyler Murray taking over under center after establishing offseason chemistry with Addison, the fourth-year wideout should see plenty of high-quality perimeter targets despite a crowded group featuring Jefferson and tight end T.J. Hockenson.
Coming off a quieter 2025 campaign with 42 receptions and 610 yards, Addison is primed for a bounce back. Our models project him to haul in 65 receptions for 800 yards and five touchdowns, tallying approximately 170.0 fantasy points.
Draft sentiment has cooled noticeably, with his ADP tumbling from pick 100 in July down to 151 by September. In full PPR formats, this sliding draft price turns Addison from a risky mid-round pick into an appealing value steal.
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Outlook Tre Tucker
Starting Role in Vegas Offense Creates Appealing Late-Round Value
Tucker has steadily improved across three NFL campaigns, coming off a career-best 2025 season where he posted 60 catches for 724 yards and five touchdowns. Operating as a starting outside receiver alongside Jack Bech and tight end Brock Bowers in a Kirk Cousins-led passing attack, he enters the year with solid role security.
Our projections anticipate continued involvement with 50 receptions, 565 receiving yards, and four scores. In draft rooms, Tucker's market cost has tumbled from the late 160s in mid-August down to an ADP of 213 in 1.0 PPR leagues. That late slide turns him into an intriguing value compared to our internal expectations.
Currently rostered in roughly 38% of leagues, fantasy managers are largely treating Tucker as a bench asset. While the offense features multiple pass-catching weapons, his starting gig and established downfield ability make him a worthy flier near the end of deeper drafts.
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