It's fantasy football weekly micro edition and what I've been waiting for for a long

time.

This whole week is dedicated to draft day winners, but not the rookies, the veterans who

got better for various reasons because of the way the draft fell.

And that includes Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins.

Here to break it down with me is Tyler cannabally, guillotine leagues.com writer, why is Kirk

a winner?

Well, first off, they didn't draft his replacement, they didn't draft a levis or maybe even a

hooker, I guess someone who could maybe if the Vikings were like five and ten, like,

okay, maybe we'll give hookers some some looks or levis some looks, but they also drafted

Jordan Addison, who I really think is kind of just a better version of what feeling kind

of like pre feeling from three years ago, exactly yes.

So I kind of like that Jordan Addison, some Y2C for ones in the class, Benzoo, yes, but

I think former Blint and Cobb winner kind of made Kenny Pick at a first round pick in

that Jordan Addison.

Jordan Addison a really good player and if we're looking at Kirk Cousins, it's kind of very

similar to the Jared Goff conversation we have where we kind of know what you're going

to get.

You're not going to get this crazy upside, but he's going to be a solid player for you

in fantasy in terms of points for game.

Kirk's passing metrics are right in the middle of most anything you look at, like attempted

area yards, right in the middle, completed area yards, right in the middle, aggressive

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