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Top 50 Wide Receiver Rankings & Tiers (New)

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Oct 12, 2026
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A.J. BrownAmon-Ra St. BrownCarnell TateCeeDee LambChris OlaveD.J. MooreDavante AdamsDenzel BostonDeVonta SmithDK MetcalfDrake LondonDrake MayeEmeka EgbukaGarrett Wilson
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A.J. Brown

PositiveValue10:25

AJ Brown is trending upward in rankings as he recovers from injury; he was observed in the locker room without a limp or boot, and his ranking is expected to reach B-tier status soon.

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Amon-Ra St. Brown

PositiveUsage0:27

Amon-Ra St. Brown is the preferred wide receiver behind JSN due to his consistency, averaging 11.5 targets per game. He is known for playing through injuries, and the poor Detroit Lions defense necessitates a high-volume passing attack.

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Carnell Tate

NegativeProjection27:11

Despite his talent, Cardell Tate faces limited touchdown upside due to the Tennessee Titans' status as the league's lowest-scoring offense.

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CeeDee Lamb

NegativeInjury2:09

CeeDee Lamb is an interesting case due to a recent injury that limited him to 57% of snaps. While he could move up the rankings if confirmed 100% healthy, the current injury uncertainty warrants hesitation.

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Chris Olave

PositiveUsage5:26

Chris Olave is ranked as the top B-tier receiver, currently benefiting from a lack of target competition beyond Juwan Johnson and Devon Vele. However, the eventual return of Jordan Travis could negatively impact his target share.

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D.J. Moore

PositiveInjury15:01

DJ Moore is currently dealing with a shoulder injury, which has caused his ranking to drop from the D-tier to the E-tier; he would be a D-tier player if fully healthy.

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Davante Adams

NegativeProjection12:31

Davante Adams is ranked 23rd, with his outlook for the upcoming game uncertain; betting markets currently assign him a 47% chance of scoring a touchdown.

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Denzel Boston

PositiveUsage28:55

Cd Lamb is not a believer in the Cleveland Browns' offense, but notes that the injury to Casey Conception should lead to increased target volume for Denzel Boston.

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DeVonta Smith

NegativeInjury10:02

DeVonta Smith has not practiced in two weeks due to an injury, making it a distinct possibility that he misses Week 6; even if he plays, the offense remains a concern.

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DK Metcalf

NegativeProjection32:01

DK Metcalf is considered a lower-tier fantasy option, averaging only 45 receiving yards per game in an offense that Cd Lamb describes as having a severely capped ceiling.

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Drake London

PositiveProjection4:48

Drake London is a B-tier receiver who performs well when not playing with Cooper Rush, having posted games of 28, 4, and 19 points. Cd Lamb prefers London over Zay Flowers rest-of-season due to the uncertainty surrounding Lamar Jackson's ankle injury.

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Drake Maye

PositiveProjection11:17

Drake Maye is playing good football, and his rest-of-season ranking is expected to rise in upcoming updates.

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Emeka Egbuka

NegativeProjection15:14

Emeka Egbuka is averaging 38 receiving yards per game; his fantasy value is heavily tied to Baker Mayfield's availability, as his outlook would worsen significantly if Mayfield were out for the season.

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Garrett Wilson

PositiveUsage8:02

Garrett Wilson is performing incredibly well, with Cd Lamb highlighting his insane target volume despite the Jets' offense not being elite.

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George Pickens

PositiveBreakout9:05

George Pickens remains a buy-low candidate with top-10 wide receiver upside, despite Cd Lamb noting he is currently the WR2 in his offense.

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Ja'Marr Chase

PositiveProjection0:55

Ja'Marr Chase remains a dominant option in a high-powered offense. Despite a concussion-shortened week four and a week one dud, he has posted scores of 26, 24, and 20 points in his other games, showing no need for regression concerns.

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Jakobi Meyers

NegativeUsage36:55

Cd Lamb considers Jakobi Meyers unstartable, noting that despite averaging 9.5 fantasy points per game, he has only recorded one game with more than four targets.

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Jalen Coker

PositiveBreakout26:55

Jaylen Coker is a riser currently averaging 17 fantasy points per game; he could move into the D-tier pending positive injury reports on his quad. He is compared to Rashee Rice.

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Jameson Williams

NegativeUsage14:32

Jameson Williams is a boom-or-bust fantasy option averaging 5.8 targets per game; he is a viable start in deeper leagues due to the Detroit Lions' horrific defense and resulting high-volume passing needs.

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba

PositiveProjection0:00

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is in a tier by himself as the top rest-of-season wide receiver. He is averaging 28 fantasy points, 10 targets, and over 100 receiving yards per game.

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Jaylen Waddle

NegativeUsage25:44

Jaylen Waddle is averaging six targets per game and serves as a primary wide receiver, though he has not yet cemented himself as a dominant fantasy option.

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Jordan Addison

PositiveProjection32:18

Cd Lamb expects Jordan Addison to continue rising in rankings as he nears a return from a hamstring injury, with the expectation that he will be 100% healthy following the team's Week 8 bye.

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Jordyn Tyson

PositiveBreakout32:25

Cd Lamb views Jordan Tyson as a high-talent player comparable to AJ Brown who is expected to rise in rankings as he nears a return to full health following the team's Week 8 bye.

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Josh Downs

PositiveUsage31:42

Cd Lamb advises avoiding Josh Downs in lineups, as his target volume has decreased significantly since the return of Keenan Allen.

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Justin Jefferson

NegativeProjection3:47

Justin Jefferson is averaging 20 fantasy points per game, but his outlook carries more uncertainty compared to peers due to questions surrounding Kyler Murray's quarterback play.

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Luther Burden

NegativeUsage14:14

Luther Burden is averaging seven targets per game and may benefit from the return of Caleb Williams, though he remains a benchable option in some formats. His outlook is expected to improve with Williams back in the lineup, making him a viable fantasy option despite his boom-bust nature.

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Malik Nabers

NegativeProjection6:21

Malik Nabers is ranked 12th following a 20-target performance, but Cd Lamb expresses caution due to potential injury concerns and the risk of a quarterback change to J.J. McCarthy. Additionally, he notes that while Nabers showed signs of life, the return of DeVonta Smith and the overall poor quality of the Philadelphia offense limit his outlook.

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Marvin Harrison Jr.

PositiveValue33:48

Cd Lamb advises selling Marvin Harrison Jr. if possible, noting that despite high route participation, he averages fewer than one target per 10 routes run. Lamb prefers holding Jordan Addison over Harrison and suggests trading Harrison for players in the D-tier or higher.

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Matthew Golden

NegativeUsage11:58

Matthew Golden is averaging nearly nine targets per game in a pass-heavy offense, though Christian Watson is viewed as the more talented receiver of the two.

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Michael Wilson

NegativeProjection11:24

Michael Wilson is ranked at 20 and deserves respect for averaging over 10 targets per game, but the trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. does not significantly change his fantasy outlook.

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Mike Evans

NegativeProjection12:08

Mike Evans is coming off a 26-point performance and is considered a borderline top-12 receiver, though there is concern regarding his elevated injury risk.

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Nico Collins

NegativeDepth Chart5:18

Nico Collins is ranked 10th; Cd Lamb does not believe the addition of Marvin Harrison Jr. to the wide receiver room will significantly cannibalize Collins' target share.

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Parker Washington

PositiveProjection8:13

Parker Washington is ranked 15th, showing immense talent as the clear WR1 in a good offense, though he averages only seven targets per game, the lowest in his tier.

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Puka Nacua

NegativeInjury3:22

Puka Nacua is expected to be a weekly WR1, but his pre-hernia situation creates an elevated risk for injury, leading to a preference for other top-tier receivers over him.

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Rashee Rice

NegativeInjury13:45

Rashee Rice is difficult to rank due to uncertainty surrounding his hamstring injury; his ranking could easily rise once positive practice reports are confirmed.

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Rome Odunze

NegativeUsage30:29

Cd Lamb expresses concern regarding Rome Odunze's target volume with the return of Caleb Williams, noting that Odunze's previous production was tied to Tyson Bagent and he is currently averaging only 8.5 fantasy points per game.

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Stefon Diggs

NegativeInjury28:28

Stefon Diggs is currently a benchable player in shallow leagues pending further injury updates, though he remains playable when healthy given the quarterback play.

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Tee Higgins

NegativeInjury9:39

Tee Higgins warrants a slight fantasy discount due to his current injury, but Cd Lamb expects him to be fully healthy and productive following the team's bye week.

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Terry McLaurin

NegativeInjury28:28

Terry McLaurin is currently a benchable player in shallow leagues pending further injury updates, though he remains playable when healthy given the quarterback play.

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Wan'Dale Robinson

NegativeProjection37:16

Cd Lamb views Wan'Dale Robinson as a low-upside fantasy asset, noting he is a WR2 on what is potentially the worst offense in the league.

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Xavier Worthy

NegativeProjection35:47

Despite being the last healthy wide receiver option for Patrick Mahomes, Cd Lamb is skeptical of Xavier Worthy's fantasy value, stating he does not appear to have the necessary talent.

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Zay Flowers

NegativeProjection4:48

Zay Flowers remains a set-it-and-forget-it top-10 wide receiver due to his elite efficiency, but Cd Lamb expresses concern that Lamar Jackson's ankle injury could cause a dip in production similar to last year.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00I am so excited to talk about these wide receiver rankings this week. Starting with JSN in a tier by himself, right?
0:07Like there is no wide receiver you could convince me to have over JSN rest of season. He was the wide receiver two in
0:14fantasy last year at 23 years old and at 24 years old he's taken it to a new level averaging 28 fantasy points per
0:21game, 10 targets a game and over 100 receiving yards a game. Going over to our A tier, this is where things get to
0:27flatten out. And you could convince me a bunch of different wide receivers for wide receiver 2. I would prefer Aman Ross St. Brown over anybody not named
0:35JSN, though, just for the consistency.
0:38This is somebody that's averaging 11 and a half targets per game right now. We know he never gets hurt. Even nagging
0:45injuries, he will just go through. He will play through them. And this Detroit Lions defense is so bad that their offense is gonna have to continue to
0:55throw the ball over and over and over again. Going over to Jamar Chase, Jamar Chase has a weird little statline here
1:03because week four he only scored five and a half fantasy points because he got knocked out with a concussion, right? He
1:09only played 20% of the snaps. Week one obviously was a dud game, but if we look at the games that he's actually played,
1:16which is week one included, you have three points, but then 26, 24, and 20.
1:22He's incredible. This is a really good offense. Obviously, we have a very large sample with him being dominant as well.
1:29So, we don't have to worry about regression. Now, with CD Lamb, Lamb is a little bit of an interesting case. Dealt
1:36with an injury this past week against Tampa. only played 57% of the snaps. If we get told on Wednesday that CD Lamb is
1:44truly 100% A-OK, okay, good to go, then honestly, I think you could convince me to go ahead and move CD Lamb ahead of
1:53the other wide receivers in this tier. I think that'd be a very fair argument.
1:57But with the injury stuff that we had this past week, I'm going to be a little bit hesitant before we make that call.
2:02And then Pukuna obviously will be playing in the game tonight. We don't know what's going to happen. I'm assuming he's going to go nuclear.
2:11Expectations are he's probably a wide receiver one, two, or three in the weekly rankings every week. But with the weird pre hernia situation that he has,
2:20it does sound like he's at an elevated risk for injury. So with that in mind, I think I would prefer the other guys
2:27ahead of him. And then Justin Jefferson, the last wide receiver in this tier.
2:31Jefferson very similar to CD, I'm sorry, Jamar Chase. the points per game are thrown off a little bit just because we
2:38go back and that game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he got knocked out early, right, with the ankle injury.
2:45Only played 12% of the snaps, he had scored five points, gets taken out. The games that he has actually played against the Packers week one, he dropped
2:5331 points. Against the Bears, week two, he scored eight and a half. Very weird weather game. Also, you had Carson Wentz. And then this week, he dropped
3:0119. So if we really average this out, he is averaging about 20 fantasy points per game so far this season. But you do have
3:09more uncertainty with him given the quarterback play of Kyler still being a little bit of a question mark in comparison to the quarterback play of
3:16Stafford, Dak, Burrow, or Goff. Now moving over to our B tier, it gets really flat here. You can make a ton a
3:26ton of arguments for which wide receiver should be at seven. I am going to put Chris Alav because we have had a lav as
3:34that elite option all season long. He's averaging about 11 fantasy points per game. And I know you're going to roll your eyes when I say this, but I will
3:43mention that I still think Jordan Tyson coming in in a few weeks will negatively impact the target share that you eventually get for Chris Ave. Whereas of
3:53now, I mean, it's either you throw it to a Jawan Johnson or Devon Vele. So every single ball is going in a Lav's
4:00direction. So he's absolutely incredible. Very similar to Puka. Maybe you're at a slightly raised injury risk though in comparison to some of the
4:08other guys, but the top end production is for sure there. And while Shuck looked horrible this past week, I think it was just due to the matchup against
4:14the Vikings. Now Drake London we are going to put here as well. So, we had Michael Penn get banged up in the game
4:22last night, but it sounds like Penn is going to be a-ok. Okay, based on the tiny little glimpse that we got into
4:31Tua, I think the hope is that we never have to see Tua under center again. The games in which London's played with
4:38non-Cooper Rush quarterbacks, he's had 28,4 and 19 fantasy points. obviously with the consistent target volume as well. Z
4:48Flowers here at nine. I know we talked about selling Z Flowers for Nico Collins and for Drake London last week. Um I
4:57still think I would prefer London over Flowers rest of season given the uncertainty that we have with the Lamar ankle injury. I am slightly concerned
5:06that Lamar's play does take a dip similar to what we saw last year once he had a lower body injury. But Zay
5:11Flowers, just like what we said last week, still a set it and forget it top 10 wide receiver. He is playing out of
5:18his mind so far this season with the efficiency. And then Nico Collins at 10.
5:24Difference from last week to this week is Marvin Harrison gets added into this wide receiver room. Fact of the matter is I don't think Marvin Harrison is a
5:31phenomenal talent. We'll talk about him later on. I don't think he's going to eat that much from Nico, but I have seen
5:39enough at this point where I think we can move Z Flowers ahead of Nico Collins. I probably should have had it
5:44that way last week. It's probably just straight up wrong. Now, going over to Ted McMillan, the benefit that you get with McMillan, and you'll see this with
5:53our rankings in general, is that he has already gone through the by-week. So if you compare McMillan to these guys like
6:01Nico Z Flowers, Drake London, you are going to get one extra game from Tedo and McMillan in comparison to these other names. So for me, I think it's
6:12always interesting if you could go through and um target them in a way uh on the cheap. Now, Malik Neighbors here
6:22at 12 for Neighbors specifically. We also had him as that sell high candidate trying to pivot over to Nico Collins. He
6:30was wide receiver 12 in my rankings coming into this past week. I wanted to move him higher after he just went
6:37absolutely nuclear with 20 targets and I literally pulled up my rankings to go, "Okay, well, we got to move him higher
6:43than where we had him." I don't know how I can like if you wanted to put him ahead of McMillan, by all means do it.
6:50My holdup here just slightly is going to be with Malik Neighbors, you have two different concerns. One, the injury stuff if that ends up being something we
7:00maybe need to be worried about later on.
7:02And two, on top of that, maybe we end up getting a concerning um switch at quarterback away from Jameus Winston and instead we transition
7:13this over to Gigi McCarthy for whatever reason, which obviously would be horrific.
7:20Then going to Christian Watson, I have Christian Watson on my own fantasy team.
7:26I will say the next two weeks, this dude's going to be insane. He gets the Dallas Cowboys and the Detroit Lions
7:33over the next two. So, of course, don't share that I'm saying this, but my plans with my own fantasy team is I'm going to
7:41start him, assume that he's going to be pretty damn close to a top five wide receiver the next two weeks. And then
7:46afterwards, I may try to flip him and look to see if I can move over and get to a name like Drake London and get to a
7:54name like honestly, we'll see how McMillan plays, but I mean with McMillan, I mean, he would have already gone through his buy. Then going to
8:02Garrett Wilson. Garrett Wilson's been incredible. This Jets offense is better than we are expecting it to be coming into the season. Still not a great
8:09offense, but Garrett Wilson's target volume is insane.
8:13And then the last wide receiver in this tier, it seems crazy low to have them here at 15, but
8:23what do you want from me? There are so many great wide receivers here. This B tier you can reorder in any way that you
8:31want. Parker Washington just looked incredible, dropping 30 points against the Philadelphia Eagles. My hold up that
8:40I may have is he is averaging seven targets per game which is the fewest amount of any other wide receiver that
8:49we have in this tier. So that's a small little note for the volume but clearly from a talent perspective he looks
8:56unbelievable and he's the clear wide receiver one in a very good offense while Trevor Lawrence is playing damn good football. Now moving to the C tier
9:05we are going to be led off with George Pickins. So Pickkins went absolutely nuclear this past week, but it was also
9:11in a game in which CD Lamb only played like 50% of the snaps. So I know we've talked a lot about buying George Piggin
9:18on the low, buying George Pickins on the low. And honestly, I think you can reiterate that same statement. This is somebody that still very much has top 10
9:26wide receiver upside. But I almost want to make these rankings for pickings under the assumption that CD Lamb is at 100%. And he's the first guy that we've
9:34talked about so far in this rankings video that is the wide receiver two in his offense. Now Tiggins is also the
9:40wide receiver two in his offense. I know a lot of people were upset with us having Tiggins this low in our rankings
9:46last week, but what we said last week was, hey, he's injured, right? So with the Tigens injury, I do think that you
9:53have to put a slight discount on him. I would expect Tiggins though to be good to go after the by-week. Um, so week
10:00seven onwards, he'll be a-ok. Okay.
10:02Don't worry about the bad game that he had in week five. Devont Smith is currently injured as well. He hasn't practiced in a couple weeks, so it would
10:12not be the most surprising thing in the world if he did end up missing week six.
10:17But even if he plays, while the target volume's going to be there, I mean, this is just a nasty ass offense.
10:25Now, AJ Brown is going to be that riser.
10:28Again, how I make my rankings is maybe going to be a little bit different because I mean, my rankings power the
10:34trade calculator on flockfantasy.com with all the other rankings of other people as well. So, typically like you'll see this AG Brown value obviously
10:44gets knocked when he gets injured. My rankings look a little bit different than the expert average. Like AJ Brown, we knocked him way the hell down um
10:53right after his injury and every single week he's gone up higher and higher and higher for us where eventually he is
11:00going to be a Btier level wide receiver.
11:03The reports that we have as of uh this week were that AJ Brown was seen walking around the locker room a-ok. Okay. No
11:10limp, no boot, nothing like that. Um, he is eligible to come back this week, but he's probably not going to be coming
11:17back for a few. I will say it's encouraging though seeing Drake May play good football. And in our rest of season
11:23rankings video next week, he'll be even higher than he is here. Now, going to the D tier, we have Michael Wilson at
11:3120. I know a lot of people are going to bump Michael Wilson way the hell up with the Marvin Harrison trade. And I think
11:39Michael Wilson deserves his respect given the fact that he is averaging over 10 targets per game. But I honestly don't think you need to move him up
11:47because Marv is traded. Like Marv had nothing in this offense beforehand.
11:51That's not going to really impact like what you throw all the more points on Michael Wilson. It doesn't make a difference. Going over to Matthew
11:59Golden. Matthew Golden averaging almost nine targets per game. I obviously it looks like Christian Watson's the more talented wide receiver between the two,
12:08but Golden is averaging more targets and this is still a very passy offense. Mike Evans looked incredible this past week.
12:16Mike Evans, I do worry that you're at an elevated risk of injury in comparison to some of these other names, but as it
12:22stands right now, he's coming off a 26 point performance and like he's fully healthy. So, I mean, he's probably going to be a borderline
12:31top 12 receiver in my rankings this week. Devonte Adams here at 23. I do not know what Devonte Adams going to do in
12:38tonight's game. I'll pull up the markets on Poly Market US. Right now, the Rams have a 62% chance of winning this. If we
12:46go over and look at what we have for some of the player props, you actually do have Devonte Adams with a 47% chance
12:52of scoring a touchdown. Now, I'm a little bit biased. I cannot have Devonte Adams outscore Daltton Concincaid by 12 or more points this week. If that
13:02doesn't happen, I get the highest scoring team in the Flock League yet again. I win another 5,000. We're going to donate it all to an animal shelter in
13:10Austin. So, I really want that to happen. Um, but yeah, so hopefully the no side hits on the Devonte Adams touchdown on Poly Market US. But
13:19obviously, if you want to check out any of those markets, you can find the link in the description comment section as
13:25well as live chat. Sign up with promo code flock and you'll get $25 added to your account after you deposit your
13:31first 10. But I will be live after the game tonight going through and updating Devonte Adams in these rankings and we
13:41can discuss that. Then moving to Rasheed Rice.
13:46Tough spot to rank Rice. We don't know the update with the hamstring injury.
13:51So, I could see Rice moving up these rankings very easily, but with the pulled hamstring, I want to be a little
13:57bit hesitant of where we're putting them until we see the practice reports. Now, going to the E tier, this is where we
14:04get to the range where you could bench these wide receivers if you would like.
14:08Like, all these guys 24 and above are just absolute set it and forget it. You got to jam them in. Luther Burton, you
14:15could bench him. He is averaging seven targets a game though. And I do expect that this offense is probably going to
14:21be better now that we're getting Caleb Williams back in. So, um I think it's going to be fine here for Burden, but
14:27obviously if you were to bench him, I'm not going to question why. Going over to Jameson Williams, I have JMO on my own
14:36fantasy team. It's a deeper league, so I'm starting him every single week. I'm taking the duds, I'm taking the booms, and I'm just rolling with the punches.
14:44Um he's only averaged 5.8 eight targets per game so far this season. But the deal that we get now is we just know the Detroit Lions defense
14:55is horrific. We know that this Lions team's going to have to throw the ball a ton. But again, I think Burden and J Mo
15:01kind of boom bust options. DJ Moore currently dealing with a shoulder injury. If DJ Moore was fully healthy, I think he would be in the D tier, not the
15:09E tier. But we are going to be pricing in the injury discount going to Eggbuka.
15:15Um with Eggbuka, he is also on my own roster. Thank god we had the actual decent fantasy day this past week, but
15:23he's still averaging only 38 receiving yards. Now, if Baker Mayfield was out for the entire season, Abuku would be much lower in my rest of season ranks.
15:35The reason I'm ranking him here, even though it'll be lower in my weekly ranks with Jaylon Daniels, is the timetable for Baker was three to seven games. He's
15:44already missed two games. So maybe there's a chance we get Baker back in a couple weeks. Now Jaylen Wadd averaging six targets per game, right in line with
15:54what we have with Ibuka. again um just clearly hasn't dominated himself, I'm sorry, cemented himself as a dominant option here for this Denver Broncos
16:05offense. Like he is the wide receiver one, but it's not by a massive massive gap. Then moving to Jaylen Coker.
16:15Coker is going to be very much like Rasheed Rice. We need to see what the update is with the quad injury and the
16:22practice reports. There is a world in which we are moving Jaylen Coker up to the top of this tier or potentially to
16:29the D tier by the end of this next week.
16:31I mean, hell, he's averaging 17 fantasy points per game. And then Cardinal Tate, the last guy. Um, with Tate, phenomenal role in his offense. I still think that
16:40he's an incredible player, but like markets had the Tennessee Titans is the lowest scoring offense in the league this week. And what ended up happening,
16:49um, the Tennessee Titans were the lowest scoring offense in the league by far.
16:53So, I do think that you have to be a little bit worried that just we're never going to get touchdown upside here in
17:01this Tennessee unit. Now, going to the F tier, these are guys that if you're in like a 10 team league, you're probably
17:08benching. Deeper league, obviously, you can play them. Stefon Diggs and Terry McLaren are going to be backtoback. It's going to be tough to set these rankings
17:18right now. We're going to have to wait until we get some more injury information for them. I will say Jaden Daniels, outside of the horrific
17:26decision that he made this week, um did look pretty good from a quarterback perspective that I think Diggs and Terry can definitely be playable when they're
17:35healthy. The problem's going to be when are they going to be healthy? Denzel Boston, I'm still not a massive believer in the Cleveland Browns offense and he's
17:43still only averaging 4.8 eight targets per game. But the Casey Conception injury probably does make Denzel Boston a bigger target earner here in
17:54Cleveland. Lad Manki at 35. Lad, I think technically was active, but he didn't really get on the field this past week.
18:03The problem that you have is this Chargers team is just horrific.
18:09So, I don't have much interest in you going through and you playing lad until we actually see the production. But you also have
18:20Quinton Johnson injured. You also have Trey Harris now injured. Everybody's injured for the Chargers.
18:29Now, Roma Dunce at 36 over the past few weeks, he's had a considerable amount of target volume, but I am concerned that
18:38you may be in a spot in which Caleb comes back and then all of a sudden those targets that Rome was getting from
18:45Tyson Beant, they're no longer there and they're instead going over to Luther Burton. And Rome's also averaging only eight and a half fantasy points per
18:54game. And we have seen him now for three years only be viable for one monthl long stretch. Now Josh DS did look like he
19:02was trending in the right direction when Keenan Allen got injured but now that Keenan is back just the overall target volume that you have for Downs is down
19:11significantly. So I would prefer to avoid Josh DS in our lineup till maybe Keenan gets like suspended or so and then DS can go back. DK Mechaf here at
19:2238. Um, METAF honestly should probably be ahead of Josh Downs here. I'll go ahead and update that. He probably should be all the way up at like 34 or
19:3035, but still METAF's only averaging 45 receiving yards per game. This is just an offense that does have a severely cap
19:38ceiling. I don't expect it to get that that much better. And then our last wide receiver in this tier, very similar to
19:45AG Brown. He is going to continue to move up rankings every week that goes by, Jordan Tyson. Um, they initially gave us the two-month timetable about
19:56eight, nine weeks ago.
19:58So, technically Jordan Tyson could have already been back at practice by now.
20:03Was never really the expectation. Um, I think the real expectation is that Jordan Tyson comes back after the week eight buy and he is 100% healthy. but
20:14top 10 NFL draft pick. A lot of people made the argument that he is a better talent than Cardell Tate, but it was
20:20just the hamstring injuries on why he fell so far in the draft. Now, going over to our last tier that we have,
20:28Marvin Harrison at 40. I'm going to be honest, I have Jordan Tyson in my lineup. If I got offered Marvin Harrison
20:35for him right now, I wouldn't want him.
20:38I understand this may be a better situation in Houston and he can only go in one direction because right now he's
20:44averaging 4.9 fantasy points per game.
20:48The problem is he was running a ridiculous amount of routes in Arizona.
20:5233 28 44 32. Like hell he was averaging 34 routes per game and he was averaging
21:003.3 targets. So out of every 10 targets that Marvin I'm sorry 10 routes Marvin Harrison had he had fewer than one
21:10target per 10 route but obviously the usage may be better going over to Houston. I wouldn't expect that it happens immediately and it can only go
21:19in one direction. It can only go better.
21:21But if you could sell Marv for anybody in the E tier or above D F tier it's up to you you consider. But I am very
21:30confident in saying that if you could sell Marvin Harrison high with this tradey Houston for Tate Coker Waddle Ibuka Moore Williams Burden or obviously
21:41anybody in Dtier above you should probably do it now. Jordan Addison dealing with a hamstring injury.
21:47Jefferson's back he's probably not startable either. Xavier Worthy while technically yes we have multiple wide receiver injuries. So Worthy's the last
21:57guy standing here for Mahomes. Worthy just doesn't look like he has the talents. Then going over to Mai Limmon.
22:07He showed some signs of life this past game for the Philadelphia Eagles, but at the same time like Devonte Smith is
22:15eventually going to come back and this is a horrific offense as well. Then going to Jacobe Meyers, nine and a half
22:22fantasy points per game. But in terms of games with more than four targets, he's had one. I can't start him. He's like a
22:29handcuffed wide receiver. Romeo Dobs, boom, bust. AJ Brown's about to come back. Debo Samuel looks like he has a pretty serious injury. Juan Del
22:38Robinson, the wide receiver, too, and possibly the worst offense in the league. Dantavian Wixs. I probably need to move Malik Washington up ahead of
22:48Wix. Then we have Godwin and Bernard.
22:50I'll talk about Jeremy Bernard in the Waverwire video that's going to come out tomorrow. But obviously, um, please, if you haven't already, subscribe to the
22:58channel. I'm going to be live streaming every single day answering your fantasy football questions. And yeah, I don't think I have anything else for y'all. I
23:05really appreciate you. I am really rooting for your team. I hope that you're doing well. I had a phenomenal week this week and I am riding a
23:14massive, massive high right now. But much love, ladies and gentlemen. I really appreciate you and hope I get to see you out in the live stream later

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