Addison finished WR17 last season, buoyed by an impressive 10 touchdowns, though his underlying usage and efficiency tell a more modest story. His yards per route run and YAC per reception were middling, suggesting he may have overperformed a bit in the touchdown department. A regression in scoring could push him back toward WR3 territory if his volume doesn’t increase. On the plus side, Addison made “big strides in his second NFL season,” according to Matt Harmon of Reception Perception, who also noted he was “much better and more consistent at separating against man coverage.” That’s an encouraging sign for a young receiver trying to solidify a long-term role alongside Justin Jefferson. There’s also some off-field risk after a DUI offense that was pleaded down to a lesser charge. A suspension is still possible, which could cut into his 2025 production. If he avoids discipline and continues progressing, Addison should once again be in the weekly WR2/WR3 conversation, but fantasy managers should keep expectations tempered given the red flags.