Drew Wolitarsky

After a slow start to his career at Minnesota, Wolitarsky took a major step forward in 2015 by posting career-best numbers across the board, hauling in 39 receptions on 62 targets (62.9%) for 524 yards (13.4 YPR) and three touchdowns. Slot receiver K.J Maye is now trying to latch on with the Giants in the NFL, which leaves a whopping 125 targets from last season to be redistributed. Obviously at 6-3, 220, Wolitarsky is a much different receiver than the diminutive Maye, so those targets won’t automatically come Wolitarsky’s way necessarily, but he should see an uptick in target volume regardless given that he’s Minnesota’s most proven receiving option. All told, Minnesota may not even have more than 20 passing touchdowns to go around this season, so Wolitarsky will need to be efficient with the targets he does get in order to be a viable fantasy receiver.