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 Tetairoa McMillan
Expanding Slot Role and High Target Floor Make Sophomore Star a Draft-Day Steal
Building on a dominant rookie campaign where he posted 1,130 yards and eight touchdowns, Tetairoa McMillan enters his sophomore season fully established as Carolina's primary pass-catcher. After putting an early-summer foot injury behind him, reports highlight his added strength and expanding versatility, including increased snaps from the slot to create mismatches.
With Bryce Young under center, our models project McMillan for 88 receptions, 1,165 receiving yards, and eight scores on 134 targets (228.0 fantasy points). While offensive line injuries to starters like Taylor Moton and Ikem Ekwonu present protection questions, McMillan's target volume and contested-catch ability keep his weekly floor exceptionally high.
Draft sentiment has softened slightly from a mid-round third-tier peak near pick 35 down to an ADP of 46–47 in late August. Fantasy managers should view this market hesitation as an ideal buying opportunity, securing a bona fide go-to receiver at WR2 draft capital in full PPR leagues.
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