Jordan Addison

CAREER NOTES

• 10th USC wide receiver drafted in the first round in franchise history, and the first Trojan WR to go in the first round since Nelson Agholor in 2015. He was the ninth WR drafted by the Vikings in the first round.
• Became the 13th rookie in NFL history and the fifth since 2000 to record at least 900 receiving yards and 10 receiving touchdowns in his rookie season.
• Among all rookies in a single season in Vikings history, his 70 receptions rank second and his 911 yards, third. Only WR Justin Jefferson had more receptions as a rookie (88), and only Jefferson (1,400) and WR Randy Moss (1,313) had more receiving yards in their rookie seasons.
• Tied Sammy White (1976) for the second-most receiving touchdowns by a rookie in a single season with 10, trailing only Randy Moss (17).
• Became just the sixth Vikings WR all-time to have a rushing and receiving touchdown in the same game and the first since Adam Thielen in 2019 with his Week 4 performance in Green Bay (9/29/24). Only two of those players - Thielen and Cordarrelle Patterson (2013) - also achieved the feat in a single half.
• Addison and WR Justin Jefferson became the first Vikings WR duo to each record 100+ receiving yards and 2+ touchdowns in a game in franchise history with their performances in Week 14 vs. Atlanta of 2024 season. They were the seventh pair of teammates in NFL history to each have 130+ receiving yards and 2+ touchdowns in a game.
• With his ninth touchdown reception of the season and 19th of his career in Week 17 vs. Green Bay (12/29/24), concluded his sophomore season tied with Sammy White for the most receiving touchdowns by a player in his first two seasons in team history, trailing only Randy Moss (28 touchdowns). He also tied Odell Beckham Jr. for the fourth-most receiving touchdowns by a player under the age of 23 in NFL history, behind only Moss and Rob Gronkowski (27).

CAREER NOTES

• 10th USC wide receiver drafted in the first round in franchise history, and the first Trojan WR to go in the first round since Nelson Agholor in 2015. He was the ninth WR drafted by the Vikings in the first round.
• Became the 13th rookie in NFL history and the fifth since 2000 to record at least 900 receiving yards and 10 receiving touchdowns in his rookie season.
• Among all rookies in a single season in Vikings history, his 70 receptions rank second and his 911 yards, third. Only WR Justin Jefferson had more receptions as a rookie (88), and only Jefferson (1,400) and WR Randy Moss (1,313) had more receiving yards in their rookie seasons.
• Tied Sammy White (1976) for the second-most receiving touchdowns by a rookie in a single season with 10, trailing only Randy Moss (17).
• Became just the sixth Vikings WR all-time to have a rushing and receiving touchdown in the same game and the first since Adam Thielen in 2019 with his Week 4 performance in Green Bay (9/29/24). Only two of those players - Thielen and Cordarrelle Patterson (2013) - also achieved the feat in a single half.
• Addison and WR Justin Jefferson became the first Vikings WR duo to each record 100+ receiving yards and 2+ touchdowns in a game in franchise history with their performances in Week 14 vs. Atlanta of 2024 season. They were the seventh pair of teammates in NFL history to each have 130+ receiving yards and 2+ touchdowns in a game.
• With his ninth touchdown reception of the season and 19th of his career in Week 17 vs. Green Bay (12/29/24), concluded his sophomore season tied with Sammy White for the most receiving touchdowns by a player in his first two seasons in team history, trailing only Randy Moss (28 touchdowns). He also tied Odell Beckham Jr. for the fourth-most receiving touchdowns by a player under the age of 23 in NFL history, behind only Moss and Rob Gronkowski (27).

2024 | MINNESOTA VIKINGS

• Started all 15 games he played for the Vikings in 2024, missing Weeks 2 and 3 due to injury, and logged 875 receiving yards and nine touchdowns on 63 receptions. Also had 20 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown on three carries.
• Appeared in his first career postseason contest during the Wild Card Round, catching three passes for 29 yards vs. the L.A. Rams in Arizona (1/13).
• Tallied 69 receiving yards and one touchdown on six receptions in Week 17 vs. Green Bay (12/29). Tied Sammy White for the most receiving touchdowns by a player in his first two seasons in team history, trailing only Randy Moss (28 touchdowns).
• Logged 35 receiving yards and one touchdown on five receptions in Week 16 at Seattle (12/22). Passed Justin Jefferson (17 touchdowns) for the third-most receiving touchdowns by a player in his first two seasons as a Viking, trailing only Randy Moss (28) and Sammy White (19).
• Hauled in seven receptions for 63 receiving yards in Week 15 vs. Chicago (12/16). With his Monday Night Football performance, he passed Stefon Diggs (1,623 receiving yards), Percy Harvin (1,658) and Sammy White (1,666) for the third-most receiving yards among players in his first two seasons with the Vikings, trailing only Justin Jefferson (3,016).
• Recorded 133 receiving yards and a career-high three touchdowns on eight receptions in Week 14 vs. Atlanta (12/8). Both his reception and receiving yard totals were the second-most in a game in his career.
• Became the first Viking with three receiving touchdowns in a game since WR Stefon Diggs in Week 6 of the 2019 season (vs. Philadelphia).
• Had four receptions for 54 yards in Week 13 vs. Arizona (12/1) and passed Nate Burleson (1,461 receiving yards) for the sixth-most receiving yards by a player in his first two seasons with the Vikings.
• In Week 12 at Chicago (11/24), tallied a career-high 162 receiving yards and one touchdown on eight receptions. With receptions of 45 and 69 yards, became the first Viking to records multiple 40+ yard receptions in a game since Ihmir Smith-Marsette in Week 18 of the 2021 season vs. Chicago (1/9/22).
• Hauled in his 13th career receiving touchdown in Week 11 at Tennessee (11/17), moving into fourth all-time in receiving touchdowns by a player in his first two seasons in team history. Finished with three receptions for 61 yards, including his touchdown reception.
• Recorded 42 receiving yards and one touchdown on five receptions in Week 9 vs. Indianapolis on Sunday Night Football (11/3). Tied TE Kyle Rudolph for the fourth-most touchdowns by a player in his first two seasons in team history.
• Tallied 66 receiving yards on three receptions and was one of three Vikings players with at least 65 yards receiving vs. Detroit in Week 7 (10/20), joining Justin Jefferson (81 yards) and Jalen Nailor (76).
• Playing in his first international game, caught three passes for 36 yards in Week 5 vs. the New York Jets in London (10/6).
• Returned to action in Week 4 at Green Bay (9/29), hauling in three receptions for 72 yards and one touchdown. Also had a 7-yard rushing touchdown, marking his first career rushing touchdown and his third career game with multiple touchdowns.
• Cracked the 1,000-yard receiving threshold at Green Bay and became the sixth player in team history (1,018 receiving yards) to record at least 1,000 receiving yards and 11 receiving touchdowns in his first two years in the NFL. Also surpassed RB Chuck Foreman for the seventh-most receiving yards in a players first two seasons in team history.
• Inactive in Week 2 vs. San Francisco (9/15) and Week 3 vs. Houston (9/22) due to injury.
• Recorded three receptions for 35 yards in the season opener at New York Giants (9/8), before leaving the game with an ankle injury.

2023 | MINNESOTA VIKINGS

• Started 14 of the 17 games he played in as a rookie for the Vikings in 2023, tallying 911 yardsand 10 touchdowns on 70 receptions.
• His 10 receiving touchdowns tied for the most among all rookies in the NFL (Sam LaPorta) and tied for the fourth most among all players in the league.
• Finished third in receiving yards (911) and yards per game (53.6) and sixth in receptions (70) among all rookies in 2023.
• Became the 13th rookie in NFL history and the fifth since 2000 to record at least 900 receiving yards and 10 receiving touchdowns in his rookie season.
• Recorded five touchdowns of at least 35 yards, the second most among all players league wide, trailing only WR Tyreek Hill (eight).
• Became the sixth player in the Super Bowl era to record at least seven receiving touchdowns in his first eight-career games. Only Charlie Brown in 1982 has ever scored more (eight).
• Caught four passes for 52 yards, including a 42-yard touchdown reception in Week 18 at Detroit (1/7).
• Registered his second career 100-yard game in Week 15 at Cincinnati (12/16), catching six passes for 111 yards and two touchdowns. His 37-yard touchdown catch marked his fourth touchdown reception of 35+ yards this season. Only Tyreek Hill has more touchdown receptions of at least 35 yards this season (eight).
• Posted 62 catches through 14 games this season, the second-most receptions by player in his first 14-career games in team history (Justin Jefferson had 73 in 2020).
• At Denver in Week 11 (11/19), caught three passes for 44 yards.
• Hauled in four receptions for 69 yards in the first half against New Orleans in Week 10 (11/12), marking his second-highest receiving yard total in a single half in his career.
• Tallied seven catches for 82 yards and one touchdown at Green Bay (10/29) and became the first player in Vikings history to record seven touchdown catches in his first eight games with the team.
• Secured his first career 100-yard game and first two-touchdown game in his NFL career vs. San Francisco (10/23).
• Led the team in receptions (6) and receiving yards (64) and caught his third career touchdown vs. Kansas City (10/8).
• Had three catches for 72 yards in Week 2 at Philadelphia (9/14), including a 62-yard touchdown. He joined Percy Harvin (2009) and Sammy White (1976) as the only rookies in team history to start the season with touchdown receptions in two consecutive games.
• Made NFL debut in Week 1 vs. Tampa Bay (9/10) catching four passes for 61 yards and scoring his first career touchdownon a 39-yard reception.
• His 61 receiving yards in Week 1 rank only behind Randy Moss (95 in 1998) and Sammy White (71 in 1976) for most receiving yards by a Vikings rookie in Week 1 in team history.