Addison's second pro season in 2024 ultimately looked a lot like his rookie campaign, featuring a high rate of big plays and touchdowns on about 6.5 targets per game. He looks very much worthy of the 23rd overall pick Minnesota spent on him, having instantly become an above-average No. 2 receiver despite being one of the younger players from his draft class (he turned 23 in January). The switch from Kirk Cousins to Sam Darnold didn't seem to bother Addison, who might've had his first 1,000-yard season if not for an ankle sprain that cost him two full games and parts of two others early in the year. His disappointing pre-draft 40 time (4.49) hasn't translated to a lack of explosiveness in the NFL, and while he's about as physical as one might expect of a thin wideout (5-11, 175), Addison has consistently performed well in an offense that has WR Justin Jefferson and TE T.J. Hockenson handling the types of routes and targets that require more physicality. The major concerns for Addison in 2025 are a three-game suspension -- to be served Weeks 1-3 -- and uncertainty about 22-year-old quarterback J.J. McCarthy. Addison's strong numbers in the second half of last season suggest he should be a viable fantasy starter from Week 4 onward, but that also depends on McCarthy keeping Kevin O'Connell's impressive offense rolling.

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