Addison has the size and separation to hit 19+ yards in one shot against Green Bay's average pass defense. He's averaging 14.5 yards per catch on 5.6 targets per game—elite efficiency that translates to genuine deep-ball upside. Green Bay doesn't clamp down on receivers the way they do on the run, and Addison's 3.0 catches per game give him multiple looks to break one. A single explosive play is well within his range, especially in a neutral script where Minnesota isn't forced to abandon the passing game.