Adam Thielen

He's barely getting the ball — only four targets, two catches and 26 yards in two games — and with the QB hurt and Jordan Addison returning, he'll probably see even fewer chances, so drop him and grab someone who will get more passes.

Addison is suspended, so Thielen should see more passes and become a reliable target for the young quarterback. If he’s available, grab him and start him for the next few weeks when you need steady catches and a shot at a touchdown, but plan to bench him once Addison is back or if you have better options.

Addison’s three-week suspension means Thielen should get more targets early, so grab him now and start him in Week 1 only if you need a starter at receiver. He’s just coming off injury and can struggle vs tough defenses, and Addison returns after three weeks — watch practice updates and the matchup before you lock him in.

Draft him in the late rounds as a backup. He could help for a few weeks if Addison misses time or he gets a bigger role, but he probably won’t be a major contributor all season — it’s a bit of a gamble.