Fantasy Football Rankings: WRs – Top 10

CeeDee Lamb just had his career year. He’s still young enough to keep improving. There’s an argument for him to be the No. 2 player chosen in fantasy.

Tyreek Hill nearly had a record-breaking season, but dealt with an injury late in the year. He or CeeDee Lamb should be the first receiver off the board this year.

Justin Jefferson missed seven games last year, yet he still cracked 1,000 receiving yards. He’s proven that he can produce with any quarterback, though it’ll help if Kirk Cousins is retained.

Ja’Marr Chase was playing with an injured or absent Joe Burrow for most of 2023, yet he still was able to log 1,216 receiving yards and seven touchdowns. He’ll be great with Burrow once again.

A.J. Brown was incredible in the first half of the season. He slowed down a bit toward the end, but should still be a great option if he remains in Philadelphia.

Amon-Ra St. Brown is coming off his best season in which he continued to be a PPR machine. He should continue to improve.

Those who expected huge numbers from Garrett Wilson last year were disappointed when Aaron Rodgers was knocked out for the season on the fourth play from scrimmage. Wilson once again looks promising, but Rodgers has to remain on the field.

Mike Evans is coming off a big year, but he turns 31 in August. He’s also an impending free agent, so we don’t know who his quarterback will be.

Stefon Diggs had a miserable second half of the season. It’s possible that he was dealing with an undisclosed injury. He should be able to bounce back.

D.J. Moore had some massive games when Justin Fields was healthy. His numbers could be even better in 2024 if his starting quarterback remains healthy all year.