5 years agoThe Minnesota Vikings agreed to a one-year deal with former first-rounder Josh Doctson on Monday, filling their wide receiver core after keeping just four at the roster deadline. Doctson, the 22nd pick in the same draft as recently released Laquon Treadwell, hasn't had a great start to his career but did have his best season with Kirk Cousins (35 catches, 205 receiving yards, six touchdowns) in 2017. He likely slides into a depth receiver role to start, but he could work his way into the rotation if Chad Beebe falters. Doctson is only on the radar in ultra-deep leagues, though, as he hasn't yet flashed his first-round potential and would have a low target-share even in the third receiver role.--Kyle Ringstad - RotoBaller
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