Jordan Addison focused on training camp amid Zay Flowers' contract extension
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 4:27 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Minnesota Vikings receiver Jordan Addison remains unfazed by Zay Flowers' recent four-year, $140 million contract extension with the Baltimore Ravens. Addison emphasized his commitment to improving in training camp, stating he is concentrated on his performance rather than potential earnings. The Vikings have expressed confidence in Addison as an impact player, particularly after a challenging previous season that was marred by a suspension and inconsistent quarterback play. As training camp progresses, Addison aims to return to form with either J.J. McCarthy or Kyler Murray potentially leading the offense.
- •Zay Flowers signed a $140 million extension with the Ravens.
- •Addison missed three games last season due to suspension.
- •Vikings picked up Addison's fifth-year option.
- •Addison recorded career-low stats last season.
- •Training camp sees J.J. McCarthy and Kyler Murray competing for QB starting role.
- 4:27 AMYahoo Sports — Vikings’ Jordan Addison drops unbothered reaction after Zay Flowers’ contract extension
"Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison is not focusing on the contract extensions of other players.
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