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OpportunitySteady WorkloadShare of team pass targets
17.1%Target Share
42nd among WRs · 63rd percentile
RoleRegular Air-Yards ShareShare of team air yards
29.2%Air-Yards Share
29th among WRs · 75th percentile
EfficiencyAverageReceiving yards per target
7.4Yards / Target
72nd among WRs · 36th percentile
ProductionStrongSeason-to-date Half-PPR points
27.7Half-PPR Points
63rd among WRs · 84th percentile
Bars show positional percentiles. Opportunity and Role measure usage, not player quality.
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Opportunity
Target Share
17.1%
42nd among WRs
Role
Air-Yards Share
29.2%
29th among WRs
aDOT
12.4
51st among WRs
WOPR
0.46
33rd among WRs
Efficiency
Yards / Target
7.4
72nd among WRs
Production
Half-PPR Points
27.7
63rd among WRs
Latest 3 games
Recent Fantasy Usage
Week 5vs NO
0.0Fantasy pts
Usage0 targets · 0 catches
Production0 rec yds · 0 air yds
Week 4vs MIA
7.1Fantasy pts
Usage6 targets · 4 catches
Production52 rec yds · 51 air yds
Week 3vs TB
17.5Fantasy pts
Usage9 targets · 5 catches
Production90 rec yds · 151 air yds
Show earlier games (2)
Week 2vs CHI
3.1Fantasy pts
Usage5 targets · 2 catches
Production21 rec yds · 43 air yds
Week 1vs GB
0.0Fantasy pts
Usage2 targets · 0 catches
Production0 rec yds · 27 air yds
PFM Fantasy Outlook
Addison finally reached the box score against Chicago, catching two of five targets for 21 yards after going without a reception in the opener. The rain and low-scoring game did not help, but Minnesota still threw enough for Justin Jefferson to lead the passing game.
Two catches through two weeks are the larger concern. Addison is seeing some targets, including five in Week 2, but the offense has not turned them into useful production. The role does not need to match Jefferson's to have fantasy value. It does need to create more routine completions and downfield chances. Week 2 was a small step forward, not a real breakout from the slow start.