Jackson provides veteran depth in Minnesota’s WR mix. His role could grow if Jefferson and Addison’s ramp-up is slow and Nailor’s availability is limited, offering a potential depth-spot start in deeper leagues while the primary options establish themselves.

Jackson’s name surfaces as a potential WR depth option after a strong joint-practice showing and as a punt/kick return contributor in the overlap with Lucky Jackson. His performance could tilt WR depth in the Vikings’ favor if he continues to show return and receiving capability.

Jackson emerged as a rotating option with several snaps and notable plays, indicating his potential to contribute if others falter. His performances keep Minnesota’s depth at WR in play, offering a potential bargain-add in deeper fantasy leagues if he cements a role.

Lucky Jackson stepped into extended reps when Jefferson was sidelined, leveraging a two-year grind from practice squad to NFL rotation. His background—XFL, CFL-style routes, and disciplined hands—frames him as a high-floor depth option who could push for a real role if Moore’s injury lingers. The interview highlighted progress, with a clear case built on accuracy and consistency in practice.

Jackson seized the practice-squad spotlight with a fourth-highest grade and a clean hands night, prompting a realistic WR3 conversation behind Jefferson and Addison. His knowledge of the offense and practice-camp consistency makes him a real contender to carry Week 1 targets and a handful of early-season snaps.