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Davis Mattek fantasy football takes on Jordan Addison
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Davis Mattek about Jordan Addison.
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All Davis Mattek insights about Jordan Addison
PositiveProjectionJul 21, 2026
Davis Mattek ranks Jordan Addison as the number one wide receiver in his slot model ahead of Tate and Lemon based on prospect work conducted over the off-season. Addison is a firm level above the tertiary receiving options on the Saints (Deonte Bailey, Bryce Lance, Oscar Delp, Noah Fant). The source expects the New Orleans Saints to be one of the five fastest offenses in football and notes that the Saints were unlucky on touchdowns relative to their yards per play and total plays run, suggesting positive touchdown regression for Addison.NegativeProjectionJul 14, 2026
Mattek drafted Jordan Addison but noted he would have preferred Byron Shelton at pick 58 instead, suggesting Addison was not his ideal selection at that draft position in his best ball league-winner strategy. However, Mattek clarifies he does not dislike Addison, indicating Addison was an acceptable fallback choice.PositiveProjectionJul 14, 2026
Jordan Addison was drafted as part of the analyst's best ball team, though the analyst notes they would have preferred Byron Shelton at pick 58 and Caleb Williams at pick 63.NegativeValueJul 11, 2026
The source uses Jordan Addison as a comparison point, arguing that if Stefon Diggs signs with the Chiefs, Diggs would be the superior pick over Addison, implying Addison is overvalued relative to Diggs' potential landing spot value.PositiveSleeperJul 3, 2026
Addison was a wide receiver 2 in both his first two seasons and showed sophomore improvement; despite poor QB play last year (9.65 PPG, 1.52 yards per route run), he's being drafted as WR40 when league-average QB play should make him easily a WR2.PositiveProjectionJun 19, 2026
Analyst pairs Jordan Addison with Kyler Murray in the final roster.PositiveRoleJun 19, 2026
Jordan Addison is selected for Kyler Murray flexibility, improving the draft grade to B-minus.NegativeProjectionJun 7, 2026
Davis Mattek argues there is minimal meaningful difference in fantasy output between Jordan Addison and Chris Godwin Jr. or Ricky Pearsall, positioning Addison as an interchangeable WR3/WR4 option with similar floor and ceiling. Addison is also grouped among weak wide receiver options at picks 59–62, not nearly as strong as available RB alternatives. Mattek uses Addison as part of a high-ceiling wide receiver stack (with Devonta Smith, Ladd McConkey, and Devante Adams) that may have such low floors on given weeks that teams with more balanced wide receiver depth could outperform in playoff weeks.