Jordan Addison vs Michael Wilson
Michael Wilson holds a 12% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/23/2026
THE CASE FOR ADDISON
Michael Wilson is slightly older but currently holds a higher dynasty value. He flashed as a reliable target in Arizona's evolving offense and could see an expanded role with Kyler Murray back. His profile is trending up, especially if he locks in the WR2 spot. Wilson's size and catch radius make him a useful red-zone weapon.
THE CASE FOR WILSON
Jordan Addison is younger and already produced strong numbers as a rookie alongside Justin Jefferson. He has proven NFL production, which bodes well for long-term value and floor. Addison benefits from a pass-heavy scheme and should remain fantasy relevant regardless of Minnesota’s QB situation. His pedigree and early breakout signal upside.
VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION
Lean Wilson for 2024 production, but the margin is razor-thin.
Take Addison—youth and proven rookie production are key in a rebuild.
This is a close call; team context and personal preference should decide.
Jordan Addison — outside top 50 champion players
10.9% of champions
Michael Wilson was on 758 championship rosters
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Is Michael Wilson worth more than Jordan Addison?
Slightly, per current dynasty ranks, but the gap is minimal and could swing quickly.
Should I trade Michael Wilson for Jordan Addison?
If you value youth and upside, yes; if you want immediate production, hold Wilson.
Who is better in Superflex?
Neither gains much in Superflex; focus on format-neutral factors between them.
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