Jordan Addison had a strong beginning to the season. He caught two passes, including a long touchdown pass from Kyler Murray. This helped the Vikings to a 17-10 halftime lead against the Buccaneers. Addison's performance showed early offensive success. However, the Vikings' early success doesn't reflect their wider problems with their receiving corps. The two wins hide frustrations with their receiving corps, as recent reports have noted.
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