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I mentioned before, but both Vikings wide receivers, Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison, set up well... Jordan Addison goes for 100 plus yards and a touchdown against this Leaky Bears secondary. We have seen good things from Addison McCaren Wentz under center... 114 yards, 41 yards and a touchdown, 128 yards, and 26 yards in a score... my exception for this list is Jordan Addison.
STACKED’s take
Hartitz's bowl call: 100+ yards and TD vs. Bears; strong Wentz history, elite double moves.
Ian Hartitz's "bowl call of the week" for WR37 Addison: 100+ yards and a touchdown against the Bears. Hartitz cites strong historical performance with Carson Wentz under center (114 yards and a TD, 41 yards and a TD, 128 yards and a TD, and 26 yards and a score in four games last season), contrasting sharply with zero catches in Week 1 under JJ McCarthy. Notes the Bears secondary looked "horrible" and Addison has some of the best double moves in the game, positioning him for a long touchdown. Addison is Hartitz's exception to the volatile WR4 tier, capable of converting deep ball targets given the secondary matchup and game environment. Set up well in man coverage matchup; Vikings receivers see a 15% target rate jump against man coverage relative to zone. Ranked among receivers set up well for success in Week 2 per True Media data on weak secondaries.
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