Fantasy Football Rankings: WRs – 41-60

Jaxon Smith-Njigba had some nice moments as a rookie. He’ll supplant Tyler Lockett as the No. 2 receiver this year.

Diontae Johnson posted poor numbers last year as a result of missing three games and playing with Mitchell Trubisky.

Rashid Shaheed became a consistent presence for Derek Carr after being just a deep threat as a rookie. He should continue to develop well.

Mike Williams has a major problem staying healthy. He’s great when he’s available, but that’s a rare thing these days.

Brian Thomas has great size and speed. His upside is through the roof.

Romeo Doubs didn’t do much in the regular season, but exploded with two great performances in the playoffs.

Gabe Davis continued to be an inconsistent deep threat. He’s much better in best-ball formats.

Josh Downs was able to rack up plenty of receptions in his rookie season.

Jahan Dotson was a huge disappointment in his second year, but perhaps a change at quarterback will help him.

There’s a chance Chris Godwin could be Tampa’s No. 1 receiver next year if Mike Evans leaves via free agency.

Courtland Sutton was Denver’s top receiver last year, though that’s not saying much.

Tyler Lockett failed to reach 1,000 yards for the first time since 2018. With Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s role bound to grow, Lockett will continue to regress.

Xavier Worthy is a shifty receiver who can score on any play. He has a decent chance of being a first-round pick.

Joshua Palmer has proven that he can be productive when one of Keenan Allen or Mike Williams are out of the lineup, which is quite often.

Dontayvion Wicks had some big games as a rookie, particularly when Christian Watson was sidelined. He has some serious upside.

There are rumors that Jerry Jeudy could be traded after his highly disappointing season.

Marquise Brown struggled with bad quarterbacking for most of 2023. He’s an impending free agent.

Brandin Cooks turns 31 in September, so regression is coming. He’s difficult to trust at this stage of his career.

Adam Thielen had a surprise 1,000-yard season in Carolina, but he turns 34 this summer.

Tim Patrick missed all of 2022 with a torn ACL and then all of 2023 with a torn Achilles. He should be healthy next year.