Fantasy football wide receiver rankings

What changes in this view

Wide receivers are the position PPR scoring changes most. A point per catch rewards volume, so a receiver who catches eight short passes can out-score one who catches three long ones, and most default leagues use PPR or half-PPR.

This view keeps only wide receivers and re-numbers them 1 upward in PPR scoring. Leagues also start more receivers than any other position, so the useful part of this list runs much deeper than the quarterback or tight end lists.

How to draft wide receivers this season

A point per catch pays volume, and volume is what wide receivers produce. A receiver who catches eight short passes scores more in PPR than one who catches three long ones for the same yardage, which is why the PPR order of this list differs noticeably from the standard order rather than being the same names shuffled. Most default leagues use PPR or half PPR, so PPR is the order this board opens in.

Receiver is also the position leagues start the most of. Between the dedicated receiver slots and the flex slot, a twelve team league is usually starting thirty to forty receivers every week, which means the useful part of this list runs deep. Where a quarterback board stops being interesting after fifteen names and a tight end board after about ten, a receiver board is still making real distinctions at sixty.

That depth changes how you should read a small difference in pick number. Two receivers half a round apart in the middle of this list are much closer to interchangeable than two running backs half a round apart, because the receiver slope is gentler. The tier column is the faster way to see that: it tells you whether the gap you are looking at is a real step down or just list order.

Where the tier breaks fall, and what they mean

Receiver tiers are long, and that is correct rather than lazy. A long tier means the draft market genuinely cannot separate those names, so inside one you should take the player whose situation you prefer and not agonise over our ordering. The breaks that matter most are the first two, where full time targets separate from part time ones.

1. Tier 1 (10 players): Justin Jefferson, Chris Olave, DeVonta Smith, Malik Nabers, Ladd McConkey, Jaylen Waddle, DJ Moore, Parker Washington and 2 more

Tiers recomputed from the live board on Oct 7, 2026 at 10:11 PM ET, inside this view's own pool.

What the market prices for these wide receivers

#	Player	Tier	Bye	Market
1	Justin JeffersonWR MIN	1	6	37% TD
2	Chris OlaveWR NO	1	8	81.6 rec yds, 6.5 catches, 33% TD
3	DeVonta SmithWR PHI	1	10	29% TD
4	Malik NabersWR NYG	1	8	55.6 rec yds, 5.4 catches, 33% TD
5	Ladd McConkeyWR LAC	1	7	30% TD
6	Jaylen WaddleWR DEN	1	10	51.7 rec yds, 4.5 catches, 32% TD
7	DJ MooreWR BUF	1	7	34% TD
8	Parker WashingtonWR JAX	1	7	60.6 rec yds, 4.6 catches, 37% TD
9	Marvin Harrison Jr.WR ARI	1	14	34.5 rec yds, 2.7 catches, 23% TD
10	Chris Godwin Jr.WR TB	2	10	28.6 rec yds, 3.5 catches, 16% TD
11	Puka NacuaWR LAR	2	11	92.6 rec yds, 7.4 catches, 54% TD
12	Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR SEA	2	11	93.5 rec yds, 6.6 catches, 50% TD
13	Amon-Ra St. BrownWR DET	2	6	80.6 rec yds, 7.5 catches, 57% TD
14	Stefon DiggsWR WAS	2	7	54.5 rec yds, 36% TD
15	CeeDee LambWR DAL	2	14	80.7 rec yds, 6.5 catches, 50% TD
16	Drake LondonWR ATL	2	-	81.7 rec yds, 5.5 catches, 42% TD
17	Nico CollinsWR HOU	2	8	79.8 rec yds, 5.5 catches, 42% TD
18	Davante AdamsWR LAR	2	11	62.6 rec yds, 4.4 catches, 49% TD
19	Michael WilsonWR ARI	2	14	74.8 rec yds, 5.6 catches, 37% TD
20	Keon ColemanWR BUF	2	-	46.5 rec yds, 27% TD
21	Garrett WilsonWR NYJ	2	13	69.6 rec yds, 6.3 catches, 39% TD
22	Khalil ShakirWR BUF	2	7	43.5 rec yds, 28% TD
23	George PickensWR DAL	2	14	61.7 rec yds, 4.5 catches, 43% TD
24	Malik WashingtonWR MIA	2	-	40.5 rec yds, 30% TD
25	Zay FlowersWR BAL	2	13	67.5 rec yds, 5.4 catches, 32% TD
26	Christian WatsonWR GB	2	11	60.5 rec yds, 4.4 catches, 34% TD
27	Josh DownsWR IND	2	13	58.5 rec yds, 5.5 catches, 29% TD
28	Jameson WilliamsWR DET	2	6	53.6 rec yds, 3.6 catches, 34% TD
29	Matthew GoldenWR GB	2	11	55.5 rec yds, 4.5 catches, 31% TD
30	Romeo DoubsWR NE	2	11	51.6 rec yds, 3.6 catches, 34% TD
31	DK MetcalfWR PIT	2	9	51.6 rec yds, 4.5 catches, 34% TD
32	Mike EvansWR SF	2	8	48.6 rec yds, 3.6 catches, 31% TD
33	Denzel BostonWR CLE	2	11	47.6 rec yds, 3.4 catches, 31% TD
34	Luther Burden IIIWR CHI	2	10	48.5 rec yds, 4.5 catches, 27% TD
35	Carnell TateWR TEN	2	9	52.6 rec yds, 4.5 catches, 22% TD
36	Jakobi MeyersWR JAX	2	7	42.5 rec yds, 3.5 catches, 25% TD
38	Courtland SuttonWR DEN	2	10	36.4 rec yds, 3.4 catches, 31% TD
39	Tre TuckerWR LV	2	-	41.5 rec yds, 3.5 catches, 23% TD
40	Rome OdunzeWR CHI	2	10	38.6 rec yds, 3.5 catches, 27% TD
41	Emeka EgbukaWR TB	2	10	34.6 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 26% TD
42	Deebo Samuel Sr.WR SF	2	8	31.5 rec yds, 3.5 catches, 30% TD
43	Devaughn VeleWR NO	2	-	36.5 rec yds, 3.5 catches, 22% TD
44	Roman WilsonWR PIT	2	-	33.5 rec yds, 2.8 catches, 24% TD
45	Ryan FlournoyWR DAL	2	-	31.6 rec yds, 3.4 catches, 24% TD
46	Tee HigginsWR CIN	2	6	52% TD
47	Wan'Dale RobinsonWR TEN	2	-	33.4 rec yds, 3.6 catches, 17% TD
48	Kalif RaymondWR CHI	2	-	29.5 rec yds, 3.5 catches, 21% TD
49	Ja'Marr ChaseWR CIN	2	6	51% TD
50	Michael Pittman Jr.WR PIT	2	9	26.3 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 23% TD
51	Keenan AllenWR IND	2	13	27.5 rec yds, 2.5 catches, 19% TD
52	Isaiah WilliamsWR NYJ	2	-	28.5 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 18% TD
53	Cooper KuppWR SEA	2	11	25.5 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 21% TD
54	Brian Thomas Jr.WR JAX	2	7	24.5 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 21% TD
55	Isaac TeSlaaWR DET	2	-	25.5 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 18% TD
56	Kayshon BoutteWR HOU	2	8	25.5 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 17% TD
57	Kendrick BourneWR ARI	2	-	23.5 rec yds, 2.6 catches, 16% TD
58	Ted HurstWR TB	2	-	22.4 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 17% TD
59	Rashid ShaheedWR SEA	2	11	19.6 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 20% TD
60	Rashod BatemanWR BAL	2	13	19.5 rec yds, 1.5 catches, 17% TD
61	Jahan DotsonWR ATL	2	-	19.5 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 16% TD
62	Jaylin NoelWR HOU	2	-	17.5 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 18% TD
63	Xavier HutchinsonWR HOU	2	-	18.5 rec yds, 1.5 catches, 16% TD
64	Darnell MooneyWR NYG	2	-	0.4 rush yds, 18.6 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 13% TD
65	Terry McLaurinWR WAS	2	7	36% TD
66	Troy FranklinWR DEN	2	-	18.6 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 12% TD
67	Elic AyomanorWR TEN	2	-	16.5 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 14% TD
68	Marvin MimsWR DEN	2	-	13.5 rec yds, 1.6 catches, 13% TD
69	Tez JohnsonWR TB	2	-	13.5 rec yds, 1.5 catches, 13% TD
70	Jordan AddisonWR MIN	2	6	30% TD
71	Quentin JohnstonWR LAC	2	7	26% TD
72	Calvin RidleyWR TEN	2	9	8.4 rec yds, 1 catches, 8% TD
73	Makai LemonWR PHI	2	10	17% TD
74	Jerry JeudyWR CLE	2	11	12% TD

Wide receiver rankings

• 1. Justin JeffersonWR1 · MIN · Tier 1 · bye 6 · 17 draftsno draft data
• 2. Chris OlaveWR2 · NO · Tier 1 · bye 8 · 15 draftsno draft data
• 3. DeVonta SmithWR3 · PHI · Tier 1 · bye 10 · 28 draftsno draft data
• 4. Malik NabersWR4 · NYG · Tier 1 · bye 8 · 21 draftsno draft data
• 5. Ladd McConkeyWR5 · LAC · Tier 1 · bye 7 · 30 draftsno draft data
• 6. Jaylen WaddleWR6 · DEN · Tier 1 · bye 10 · 19 draftsno draft data
• 7. DJ MooreWR7 · BUF · Tier 1 · bye 7 · 29 draftsno draft data
• 8. Parker WashingtonWR8 · JAX · Tier 1 · bye 7 · 25 draftsno draft data
• 9. Marvin Harrison Jr.WR9 · ARI · Tier 1 · bye 14 · 21 draftsno draft data
• 10. Chris Godwin Jr.WR10 · TB · Tier 1 · bye 10 · 26 draftsno draft data

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The pick numbers come from consensus average draft position across thousands of live drafts (Fantasy Football Calculator consensus ADP), covering 219 draftable players in total. Nobody here is given an invented projection.