Jordan Addison

WR · #33

MIN · WR · Age 24

FLEX

Jordan Addison's recent injury status and inconsistent performance over the last four games signal a FLEX lean for the upcoming season.

Role & volume

Over his last four games, Addison has seen a snap share ranging from 64% to 93%, indicating he is an active player but with inconsistent usage and performance, averaging just 6.9 PPR points per game.

Projected role

Despite being the primary receiver for Minnesota, Addison's recent injury history and fluctuating production suggest a FLEX role rather than a consistent START due to his unreliable weekly output.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Addison's floor is set by his lowest-scoring game of 1.8 PPR points, while his ceiling remains capped at around WR43 value on our board, reflecting a player with limited upside and high week-to-week variance.

Intel may be outdated · updated 5 days ago

Current statusMIN

Our read vs. the market

Beta

Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line

Why

Solid usage productionSolid target shareAge 24 · ascending

Our view vs Market↑ 8 pts above market

Our view

Market

Long career runwayHigh draft pedigree

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (4 flags)

Risk Flags

Efficiency & Consistency
A deep-shot-heavy profile (13.7 aDOT, 39% deep targets) produced three sub-9-point weeks in the final four games of 2025, leaving a ceiling-over-floor scoring pattern that's tough to rely on weekly.
QB Dependency
Minnesota moves to Kyler Murray as its starting quarterback for 2026, an unproven on-field connection for a receiver whose value leans on contested vertical targets.

Opportunity Flags

Contract Situation
The Vikings exercised Addison's fifth-year option in 2026, keeping him in Minnesota through at least 2027 while he plays for a second veteran contract — added incentive for a bounce-back year.
Usage & Volume
Addison closed 2025 as a true every-down piece (93% snap share by Week 18, 85% for the season) and enters 2026 with no same-position draft capital added behind him, preserving a clear runway to a full WR2 role.

Format Comparison

Jordan Addison — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	2,807	—
PPR SF	2,388	-419