<p>When you draft a wide receiver, you’re indirectly drafting his quarterback. For proven pairings, that might be fine. For untested pairings, it can be brutal—as we’re seeing with the Vikings.</p>

When you draft a wide receiver, you’re indirectly drafting his quarterback. For proven pairings, that might be fine. For untested pairings, it can be brutal—as we’re seeing with the Vikings.

QB-WR Fantasy Connection: JJ McCarthy, Max Brosmer, Justin Jefferson, and Jordan Addison

<p>Accurate, contrarian fantasy football predictions matter. They could mean the difference between missing the playoffs and winning your league. Since 2013, BJ Rudell has written 3,000+ fantasy columns and advised 10,000+ managers using home-grown data analytics and other empirical evidence. He's won several national fantasy tournaments, including one vs. 60,000+ people and another vs. 330,000+. E-mail him at fantasyfootballforwinners@gmail.com.</p>

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Accurate, contrarian fantasy football predictions matter. They could mean the difference between missing the playoffs and winning your league. Since 2013, BJ Rudell has written 3,000+ fantasy columns and advised 10,000+ managers using home-grown data analytics and other empirical evidence. He's won several national fantasy tournaments, including one vs. 60,000+ people and another vs. 330,000+. E-mail him at fantasyfootballforwinners@gmail.com.

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QB-WR Fantasy Connection: JJ McCarthy, Max Brosmer, Justin Jefferson, and Jordan Addison

QB-WR Fantasy Connection: JJ McCarthy, Max Brosmer, Justin Jefferson, and Jordan Addison