Outlook Jordan Addison
Plummeting Draft Cost Unlocks Major Value in Minnesota's Upgraded Passing Attack
Jordan Addison enters the campaign entrenched as Minnesota's starting perimeter receiver opposite Justin Jefferson. With Kyler Murray taking over under center, Addison built early chemistry with his new quarterback during summer workouts in Dallas. Even with target competition from Jefferson and T.J. Hockenson, Addison's starting role secures him a healthy route share in Kevin O'Connell's pass-friendly offense.
After a dip to 610 yards and three scores in 2025, our projections anticipate a meaningful rebound. We project Addison for 64 receptions on 94 targets for 800 yards and five touchdowns, totaling 170.0 fantasy points. That steady volume cements him as an every-week WR3 or high-end flex in full-PPR leagues.
Market sentiment has grown skeptical, sending his ADP tumbling from pick 100 in late July to approximately 150 heading into September. While fantasy managers are hesitant to trust him right away, this falling market price makes Addison an enticing draft-day value steal who has already demonstrated double-digit touchdown ceiling.
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Outlook Matthew Golden
Second-Year Leap Beckons as Green Bay's Starting Perimeter Weapon
Golden enters his sophomore campaign locked into a starting perimeter role opposite Christian Watson and slot receiver Jayden Reed. After recording 33 catches for 445 yards as a rookie, coaching reports highlight his refined route-running technique and red-zone growth, signaling an expanded share of Jordan Love’s aerial attack.
Despite consistent camp praise, Golden's draft momentum slid from the 10th round (pick 120) in mid-August down to an ADP of 167. This market dip creates clear value against our projections, which forecast 58 receptions for 770 yards and four touchdowns, rewarding patient managers in full PPR leagues.
With roster rates surging to 93%, fantasy managers are heavily stashing Golden ahead of kickoff. Though his 20% start rate reflects early-season caution, his expanding target share gives him the upside to quickly emerge as an every-week WR3 or FLEX option.
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