Jordan Addison

The Vikings somehow managed to get out of Dallas with a win while running only 52 offensive plays, leading to the modest pass volume. Addison made the most of his two targets, with the highlight of his game coming on a 58-yard gain in the second quarter in which he was tackled at the four. Fantasy managers have been left wanting more from Addison all season through numerous quarterback changes and an underperforming offense, which has not changed as the season draws to a close.

Hockenson tied for the team lead in yardage with Jordan Addison and his five targets tied for second on the team behind only Justin Jefferson, the latter of which was a product of only 24 J.J. McCarthy pass attempts. The veteran tight end has had a fantasy season to forget after being drafted in the middle rounds this offseason and the uncertainty at the quarterback position is likely to see his draft capital plummet entering 2026.

Addison's injury is a bit concerning, as is QB J.J. McCarthy's erratic play. McCarthy had a decent last week though, and the Cowboys' pass defense is relatively fantasy-friendly. Addison is a low-end WR3 in what could be a high-scoring game environment.

Addison (Achilles) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

He seems to be trending towards playing, though what we can expect out of him is a bit of a wild card at this point given J.J. McCarthy's up-and-down play and the tight-end focused attack the Vikings featured last Sunday. Addison is probably toeing the WR3 line solely on the basis of a matchup against the Cowboys pass defense so long as he makes it to Sunday healthy.