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    Fantasy Football PPR Rankings 2024: Top Options at WR Include Ja’Marr Chase, A.J. Brown, and Garrett Wilson

    Wide receivers now rule the land. Should you draft CeeDee Lamb, Tyreek Hill, or Justin Jefferson early? Check out our PPR fantasy WR rankings.

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    Don’t enter your fantasy football drafts without a good set of rankings. While rankings aren’t everything, you need that baseline to help you navigate key decisions throughout your draft. Here are our fantasy WR rankings for PPR leagues, including a couple of highlighted players worth further discussion.

    Ranking the Top Fantasy Wide Receivers

    1) CeeDee Lamb | Dallas Cowboys
    2) Tyreek Hill | Miami Dolphins
    3) Ja’Marr Chase | Cincinnati Bengals
    4) Justin Jefferson | Minnesota Vikings
    5) Amon-Ra St. Brown | Detroit Lions
    6) A.J. Brown | Philadelphia Eagles
    7) Puka Nacua | Los Angeles Rams
    8) Garrett Wilson | New York Jets
    9) Drake London | Atlanta Falcons
    10) Marvin Harrison Jr. | Arizona Cardinals
    11) Chris Olave | New Orleans Saints
    12) Jaylen Waddle | Miami Dolphins
    13) Davante Adams | Las Vegas Raiders
    14) Brandon Aiyuk | San Francisco 49ers
    15) Nico Collins | Houston Texans
    16) Deebo Samuel Sr. | San Francisco 49ers
    17) Cooper Kupp | Los Angeles Rams
    18) Mike Evans | Tampa Bay Buccaneers
    19) DJ Moore | Chicago Bears
    20) DeVonta Smith | Philadelphia Eagles

    21) DK Metcalf | Seattle Seahawks
    22) Michael Pittman Jr. | Indianapolis Colts
    23) Amari Cooper | Cleveland Browns
    24) Tee Higgins | Cincinnati Bengals
    25) Malik Nabers | New York Giants
    26) Tank Dell | Houston Texans
    27) Rashee Rice | Kansas City Chiefs
    28) Zay Flowers | Baltimore Ravens
    29) Stefon Diggs | Houston Texans
    30) Christian Kirk | Jacksonville Jaguars
    31) Keenan Allen | Chicago Bears
    32) Calvin Ridley | Tennessee Titans
    33) Terry McLaurin | Washington Commanders
    34) Diontae Johnson | Carolina Panthers
    35) Xavier Worthy | Kansas City Chiefs
    36) Chris Godwin | Tampa Bay Buccaneers
    37) Jaxon Smith-Njigba | Seattle Seahawks
    38) George Pickens | Pittsburgh Steelers
    39) Jayden Reed | Green Bay Packers
    40) Ladd McConkey | Los Angeles Chargers

    41) Brian Thomas Jr. | Jacksonville Jaguars
    42) Rome Odunze | Chicago Bears
    43) Hollywood Brown | Kansas City Chiefs
    44) DeAndre Hopkins | Tennessee Titans
    45) Jordan Addison | Minnesota Vikings
    46) Keon Coleman | Buffalo Bills
    47) Christian Watson | Green Bay Packers
    48) Courtland Sutton | Denver Broncos
    49) Joshua Palmer | Los Angeles Chargers
    50) Curtis Samuel | Buffalo Bills
    51) Josh Downs | Indianapolis Colts
    52) Jakobi Meyers | Las Vegas Raiders
    53) Mike Williams | New York Jets
    54) Khalil Shakir | Buffalo Bills
    55) Rashid Shaheed | New Orleans Saints
    56) Tyler Lockett | Seattle Seahawks
    57) Romeo Doubs | Green Bay Packers
    58) Ricky Pearsall | San Francisco 49ers
    59) Brandin Cooks | Dallas Cowboys
    60) Gabe Davis | Jacksonville Jaguars

    61) Dontayvion Wicks | Green Bay Packers
    62) Jerry Jeudy | Cleveland Browns
    63) Jameson Williams | Detroit Lions
    64) DeMario Douglas | New England Patriots
    65) Adonai Mitchell | Indianapolis Colts
    66) Xavier Legette | Carolina Panthers
    67) Greg Dortch | Arizona Cardinals
    68) Ja’Lynn Polk | New England Patriots
    69) Andrei Iosivas | Cincinnati Bengals
    70) Adam Thielen | Carolina Panthers
    71) Jahan Dotson | Washington Commanders
    72) Marvin Mims Jr. | Denver Broncos
    73) Roman Wilson | Pittsburgh Steelers
    74) Odell Beckham Jr. | Miami Dolphins
    75) Javon Baker | New England Patriots
    76) Troy Franklin | Denver Broncos
    77) Quentin Johnston | Los Angeles Chargers
    78) Malachi Corley | New York Jets
    79) Wan’Dale Robinson | New York Giants
    80) Kalif Raymond | Detroit Lions

    81) Michael Wilson | Arizona Cardinals
    82) Tim Patrick | Denver Broncos
    83) Jermaine Burton | Cincinnati Bengals
    84) Luke McCaffrey | Washington Commanders
    85) Elijah Moore | Cleveland Browns
    86) Treylon Burks | Tennessee Titans
    87) Zay Jones | Arizona Cardinals
    88) DJ Chark Jr. | Los Angeles Chargers
    89) Rashod Bateman | Baltimore Ravens
    90) Jalin Hyatt | New York Giants
    91) Jalen Tolbert | Dallas Cowboys
    92) Tyler Boyd | Tennessee Titans
    93) Darnell Mooney | Atlanta Falcons
    94) Darius Slayton | New York Giants
    95) Jonathan Mingo | Carolina Panthers
    96) Van Jefferson | Pittsburgh Steelers
    97) Michael Thomas | Free Agent
    98) Alec Pierce | Indianapolis Colts
    99) Cedric Tillman | Cleveland Browns
    100) Devontez Walker | Baltimore Ravens

    Who Are the Best Wide Receivers To Draft in Fantasy?

    Garrett Wilson, New York Jets

    This year is a year like no other. We have not one, not two, but three wide receivers mostly drafted inside the top 12 that have no track record of elite production. We’ll focus on two of them today.

    The first is Garrett Wilson, who averaged 12.7 fantasy points per game as a rookie and 12.5 as a sophomore. Wilson hasn’t come close to finishing as a WR1, yet he’s being drafted as one for the second consecutive season.

    As a rookie, Wilson actually was a WR1. Not over the whole season, of course, but if you isolate the games he didn’t play with Zach Wilson, Garrett averaged over 17 fantasy points per game.

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    Last year, everything about Wilson’s usage screamed WR1. He commanded an elite 30.1% target share, but the problem was once again his QB play.

    Wilson’s efficiency metrics were awful, but not because of him. He averaged just 1.56 yards per route run because fewer than 70% of his targets were catchable. He had 42.7% of the Jets’ air yards.

    With a healthy Aaron Rodgers, Wilson’s efficiency should skyrocket. Although he’s never done it before, fantasy managers can draft Wilson confidently and expect a WR1 season.

    Drake London, Atlanta Falcons

    The second WR in the top 12 who has never come close to performing at that level is Drake London (the third is Marvin Harrison Jr. for those wondering).

    As bad as Wilson was last season, London was worse, finishing outside the top 40 fantasy receivers. Yet, the fantasy community as a whole clearly believes in London’s talent.

    Kirk Cousins is a massive QB upgrade, but if we didn’t think London was talented, he wouldn’t have jumped from a guy with a mid-WR3 ADP to a low-WR1.

    No one will argue the fact that London was held back by poor coaching and quarterback play. Desmond Ridder, as we’ve seen, is not an NFL-caliber starting QB. Yet, London was able to pull off a 10-catch, 172-yard game with him at quarterback. Bad wide receivers don’t do that.

    Will the combination of Cousins and a new coaching staff propel London from borderline unstartable to every-week WR1? That remains to be seen, but given Cousins’ track record and my belief in London’s talent, I’m buying in.

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