To differentiate between all the "Start 'Ems" on my Fantasy Football Start Em, Sit Em page, you can check out the Weekly Fantasy Football Rankings, so you can figure out whom to start between Player X and Player Y.
Below are my fantasy WR rankings and a set of links for my positional Weekly NFL Fantasy Football Rankings. Keep in mind that this list is for this week only; not the entire rest of the season.
The rankings are based on a PPR scoring system. Each player has Walterfootball.com's projected stats and standard scoring points.
Below are my fantasy WR rankings and a set of links for my positional Weekly NFL Fantasy Football Rankings. Keep in mind that this list is for this week only; not the entire rest of the season.
The rankings are based on a PPR scoring system. Each player has Walterfootball.com's projected stats and standard scoring points.
Fantasy Football Weekly Rankings: QB | RB | WR | TE | DEF | FLEX |
Fantasy Football Weekly Rankings - PPR: RB | WR | TE | DEF | FLEX |
Fantasy Football Weekly Rankings - Half-PPR: RB | WR | TE | DEF | FLEX |
Updated 9/27/2026 12:38:12 PM - Follow @walterfootball for updates.
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Jaxon Smith-Njigba, WR, Seahawks (at Redskins)- 22 Points
7 Catches, 90 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba is still a top play despite the downgrade at quarterback.
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Ja'Marr Chase, WR, Bengals (at Steelers)- 21 Points
6 Catches, 90 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Ja'Marr Chase predictably bounced back. He could thrive again here.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown, WR, Lions (vs. Jets)- 21 Points
7 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Amon-Ra St. Brown will continue to be a top play.
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Christian Watson, WR, Packers (vs. Falcons)- 21 Points
6 Catches, 90 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Christian Watson will continue to dominate as long as he's healthy.
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Justin Jefferson, WR, Vikings (at Buccaneers)- 21 Points
6 Catches, 90 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Justin Jefferson has another great matchup.
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CeeDee Lamb, WR, Cowboys (vs. Ravens)- 20 Points
6 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
CeeDee Lamb could do some damage in garbage time.
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DeVonta Smith, WR, Eagles (at Bears)- 20 Points
6 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
DeVonta Smith has had great performances when A.J. Brown has been out of the lineup.
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Zay Flowers, WR, Ravens (vs. Cowboys)- 19 Points
5 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Zay Flowers' status is unknown.
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Drake London, WR, Falcons (at Packers)- 18 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Drake London will be targeted heavily in garbage time.
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Davante Adams, WR, Rams (at Broncos)- 18 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Davante Adams will need touchdowns to meet expectations.
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Nico Collins, WR, Texans (at Colts)- 18 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Nico Collins' status is unknown.
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Parker Washington, WR, Jaguars (vs. Patriots)- 16 Points
7 Catches, 90 Receiving Yards.
The offense will go through Parker Washington.
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Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Panthers (at Browns)- 16 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Tetairoa McMillan put on more muscle in the offseason, so he could do well in this game.
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Chris Olave, WR, Saints (vs. Raiders)- 15 Points
6 Catches, 90 Receiving Yards.
Chris Olave will keep seeing tons of targets.
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Mike Evans, WR, 49ers (vs. Cardinals)- 14 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Mike Evans has a very easy matchup.
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Emeka Egbuka, WR, Bucs (vs. Vikings)- 14 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Emeka Egbuka could have a decent game if Baker Mayfield stops playing terribly.
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Garrett Wilson, WR, Jets (at Lions)- 14 Points
6 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards.
Garrett Wilson gets a secondary that is missing both starting safeties.
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Ladd McConkey, WR, Chargers (at Bills)- 13 Points
6 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards.
Ladd McConkey will be healthier this week, so his production should increase.
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George Pickens, WR, Cowboys (vs. Ravens)- 13 Points
5 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards.
George Pickens will have to rebound in garbage time.
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Romeo Doubs, WR, Patriots (at Jaguars)- 13 Points
5 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards.
Romeo Doubs did well to rebound from his Week 1 embarrassment. Continue to play him.
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Tee Higgins, WR, Bengals (at Steelers)- 12 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards.
Tee Higgins is always a threat to have a big game, but this isn't an ideal matchup.
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Jaylen Waddle, WR, Broncos (vs. Rams)- 12 Points
4 Catches, 80 Receiving Yards.
Jaylen Waddle is a pyramid scheme, so I won't love him most weeks.
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Denzel Boston, WR, Browns (vs. Panthers)- 12 Points
2 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards, 1 TD.
Denzel Boston is a great talent, but he'll be inconsistent because of Deshaun Watson.
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Malik Nabers, WR, Giants (vs. Titans)- 12 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards.
Malik Nabers isn't 100 percent yet, but will continue to improve each week.
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Jameson Williams, WR, Lions (vs. Jets)- 12 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards.
Jameson Williams has struggled with drops thus far.
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Matthew Golden, WR, Packers (vs. Falcons)- 12 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards.
Matthew Golden could have a big second season, and he got off to a nice start the past couple of weeks.
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Jalen Coker, WR, Panthers (at Browns)- 12 Points
5 Catches, 70 Receiving Yards.
Jalen Coker just had a monster game in Week 1. He's Bryce Young's favorite target.
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Khalil Shakir, WR, Bills (vs. Chargers)- 11 Points
5 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Khalil Shakir will take a back seat to D.J. Moore, but that could help him get open.
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K.C. Concepcion, WR, Browns (vs. Panthers)- 11 Points
5 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
The Browns want to get the ball into K.C. Concepcion's hands as much as possible.
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DeVaughn Vele, WR, Saints (vs. Raiders)- 11 Points
5 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
DeVaughn Vele will get plenty of targets in garbage time.
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Jordan Addison, WR, Vikings (at Buccaneers)- 11 Points
5 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Jordan Addison should bounce back this year.
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Deebo Samuel, WR, 49ers (vs. Cardinals)- 10 Points
10 Rushing Yards, 4 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Deebo Samuel should thrive again.
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Michael Wilson, WR, Cardinals (at 49ers)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Michael Wilson could thrive in garbage time again.
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Xavier Worthy, WR, Chiefs (at Dolphins)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Xavier Worthy was hurt for most of last year, so he could bounce back.
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Josh Downs, WR, Colts (vs. Texans)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Josh Downs is now Indianapolis' No. 1 receiver.
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Caleb Douglas, WR, Dolphins (vs. Chiefs)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Caleb Douglas got banged up last week.
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Dontayvion Wicks, WR, Eagles (at Bears)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Dontayvion Wicks will be the No. 2 option if Dallas Goedert is out.
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Tre Tucker, WR, Raiders (at Saints)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Tre Tucker is the Raiders' No. 1.
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Rashod Bateman, WR, Ravens (vs. Cowboys)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Rashod Bateman can be started versus a weak secondary.
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DK Metcalf, WR, Steelers (vs. Bengals)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
DK Metcalf isn't a good fit in this offense.
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Carnell Tate, WR, Titans (at Giants)- 10 Points
4 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
It's hard to be optimistic about Carnell Tate.
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Wan'Dale Robinson, WR, Titans (at Giants)- 10 Points
5 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Wan'Dale Robinson will rack up lots of receptions, rebounding from his Cooper DeJean matchup.
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Luther Burden, WR, Bears (vs. Eagles)- 9 Points
4 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Luther Burden is the receiver to own in Chicago.
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Courtland Sutton, WR, Broncos (vs. Rams)- 9 Points
4 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Courtland Sutton is still the 1B receiver.
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Johnston Quentin, WR, Chargers (at Bills)- 9 Points
3 Catches, 60 Receiving Yards.
Always a threat to catch a deep pass.
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Rashee Rice, WR, Chiefs (at Dolphins)- 9 Points
4 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Rashee Rice struggles to beat man coverage.
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Jakobi Meyers, WR, Jaguars (vs. Patriots)- 9 Points
4 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Better in real life than in fantasy.
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Keon Coleman, WR, Bills (vs. Chargers)- 8 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
I'm not trusting Keon Coleman.
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Chris Godwin, WR, Bucs (vs. Vikings)- 8 Points
4 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
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Ryan Flournoy, WR, Cowboys (vs. Ravens)- 8 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
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Malik Washington, WR, Dolphins (vs. Chiefs)- 8 Points
4 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
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Brian Thomas Jr., WR, Jaguars (vs. Patriots)- 8 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Brian Thomas will be very inconsistent this year.
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Mack Hollins, WR, Patriots (at Jaguars)- 8 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Mack Hollins will be in play to catch a deep pass.
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Terry McLaurin, WR, Redskins (vs. Seahawks)- 8 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Terry McLaurin has a tough matchup with a backup quarterback.
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Antonio Williams, WR, Redskins (vs. Seahawks)- 8 Points
3 Catches, 50 Receiving Yards.
Antonio Williams looked great in his first game, but things are more difficult now.
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Stefon Diggs, WR, Redskins (vs. Seahawks)- 8 Points
4 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
Stefon Diggs doesn't have much upside.
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Michael Pittman, WR, Steelers (vs. Bengals)- 8 Points
4 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
Status unknown after missing Week 2.
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Jerry Jeudy, WR, Browns (vs. Panthers)- 7 Points
3 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
Why is he still on the team?
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Malachi Fields, WR, Giants (vs. Titans)- 7 Points
3 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
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Roman Wilson, WR, Steelers (vs. Bengals)- 7 Points
3 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
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Jaylin Noel, WR, Texans (at Colts)- 7 Points
3 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
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Rome Odunze, WR, Bears (vs. Eagles)- 6 Points
2 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
Rome Odunze may continue to underwhelm.
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Marvin Harrison Jr., WR, Cardinals (at 49ers)- 6 Points
2 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
Marvin Harrison Jr. will probably continue to be a disappointment.
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Alec Pierce, WR, Colts (vs. Texans)- 6 Points
2 Catches, 40 Receiving Yards.
Alec Pierce got hurt again last week.
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Keenan Allen, WR, Colts (vs. Texans)- 6 Points
3 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
A suspension should be coming at some point.
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Demario Douglas, WR, Patriots (at Jaguars)- 6 Points
3 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Cooper Kupp, WR, Seahawks (at Redskins)- 6 Points
3 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
Not much of a factor.
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Pat Bryant, WR, Broncos (vs. Rams)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Jalen McMillan, WR, Bucs (vs. Vikings)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Kendrick Bourne, WR, Cardinals (at 49ers)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Chris Bell, WR, Dolphins (vs. Chiefs)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
Chris Bell has major upside, but he's coming off a torn ACL.
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Jahan Dotson, WR, Falcons (at Packers)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Jake Bech, WR, Raiders (at Saints)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Kayshon Boutte, WR, Texans (at Colts)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
I'm not expecting much right away.
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Elic Ayomanor, WR, Titans (at Giants)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Jauan Jennings, WR, Vikings (at Buccaneers)- 5 Points
2 Catches, 30 Receiving Yards.
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Zavion Thomas, WR, Bears (vs. Eagles)- 4 Points
10 Rushing Yards, 1 Catch, 20 Receiving Yards.
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Sterling Shepard, WR, Jets (at Lions)- 4 Points
2 Catches, 20 Receiving Yards.
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Jalen Nailor, WR, Raiders (at Saints)- 4 Points
2 Catches, 20 Receiving Yards.
Just a slot receiver.
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Kalif Raymond, WR, Bears (vs. Eagles)- 3 Points
1 Catch, 20 Receiving Yards.
I doubt Kalif Raymond will repeat what he did last week.
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Tyquan Thornton, WR, Chiefs (at Dolphins)- 3 Points
1 Catch, 20 Receiving Yards.
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Rashid Shaheed, WR, Seahawks (at Redskins)- 3 Points
1 Catch, 20 Receiving Yards.
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Isaiah Bond, WR, Browns (vs. Panthers)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
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Cyrus Allen, WR, Chiefs (at Dolphins)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
I don't expect Cyrus Allen to do much right away.
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Makai Lemon, WR, Eagles (at Bears)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
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Zachariah Branch , WR, Falcons (at Packers)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
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Odell Beckham, WR, Giants (vs. Titans)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
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Travis Hunter, WR, Jaguars (vs. Patriots)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
Playing mostly cornerback this year.
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Isaaih Williams, WR, Jets (at Lions)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
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Isaac TeSlaa, WR, Lions (vs. Jets)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
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Dez Walker, WR, Ravens (vs. Cowboys)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
On injured reserve.
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Bryce Lance, WR, Saints (vs. Raiders)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
Bryce Lance has high upside and could do some damage in a few games this year.
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Germie Bernard, WR, Steelers (vs. Bengals)- 2 Points
1 Catch, 10 Receiving Yards.
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Demarcus Robinson, WR, 49ers (vs. Cardinals)- 0 Points
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Andrei Iosivas, WR, Bengals (at Steelers)- 0 Points
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D.J. Moore, WR, Bills (vs. Chargers)- 0 Points
Status unknown after getting hurt.
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Marvin Mims, WR, Broncos (vs. Rams)- 0 Points
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Ted Hurst, WR, Bucs (vs. Vikings)- 0 Points
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Kavonte Turpin, WR, Cowboys (vs. Ravens)- 0 Points
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Adonai Mitchell, WR, Jets (at Lions)- 0 Points
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Jayden Reed, WR, Packers (vs. Falcons)- 0 Points
Jayden Reed got banged up last week.
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Xavier Legette, WR, Panthers (at Browns)- 0 Points
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A.J. Brown, WR, Patriots (at Jaguars)- 0 Points
Out five more weeks.
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Puka Nacua, WR, Rams (at Broncos)- 0 Points
Puka Nacua is banged up, so we'll have to see what his status is.
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Tutu Atwell, WR, Rams (at Broncos)- 0 Points
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Elijah Sarratt, WR, Ravens (vs. Cowboys)- 0 Points
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Tory Horton, WR, Seahawks (at Redskins)- 0 Points
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