Week 3 vs. Seahawks
Osborn has been one of the biggest surprises of the season so far, catching 12-of-15 targets for 167 yards and a touchdown. He's playing on 71.53% of the snaps with an 18.99% target share, so it's clear that the Vikings have moved towards more 3-WR sets, which bodes well for Osborn's outlook going forward. You also have to like how he's second on the team with 118 air yards.
Osborn can be considered an upside WR4, especially in full-PPR formats because his 7.9 average target depth will give him opportunities to rack up shorter receptions. You can also use him in DFS if you want to stack players in this projected shootout, especially in tournaments, since players will gravitate towards Jefferson or Thielen.