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Tier 5

25. Zay Flowers

26. Stefon Diggs

27.  Tank Dell

28. Calvin Ridley

29. DeAndre Hopkins

30. Keenan Allen

31. Terry McLaurin

32. Jayden Reed

33. Malik Nabers

34. Hollywood Brown

35. Jaxon Smith-Njigba

36. Diontae Johnson

Flowers remains a top dog at the position in the Ravens offense after they fail to meaningfully address the WR position this offseason. Look for him to take the next step as the Ravens offense continues to evolve under second year OC Todd Monken.. Hollywood becomes the WR1 for Patrick Mahomes in a flurry of moves the Chiefs made tp upgrade the position. I’m expecting Mahomes and HC Andy Reid to want to air the rock out after not being able to do so much last season.. Calvin Ridley is another WR who’s proven to still be able to produce, and could challenge DHop for the WR1 in Tennessee.. Hopkins may not be the perennial top 5 WR we once knew, but he’s still got it. Levis remains a question mark, but DHop has been QB proof his entire career.. Keenan Allen is a dawg, but a new team, offense, and other legit WR’s might hinder the consistency we’ve grown to love.. McLaurin has always been talented, but his QB hasn’t matched that, until now.. Jayden Reed took off at the end of 2023 and should get the opportunity to continue the trend, though there’s quite a bit of talent up in Green Bay with only one football to go around.. Nabers has a wide range of outcomes. He’s got 120 target upside, but the offense around him is going to make things tough for him to show all that he can do in year 1.. Though Dell certainly performed higher than this ranking suggests, we can’t ignore the acquisition of Stefon Diggs, and he wasn’t brought in to be the WR3 behind Collins also.. While I expect bigger things from JSN as he takes the next step, we can’t ignore the target competition and legitimate run game Seattle has.. Diontae Johnson was a target hog in PIT, but may not be so lucky in CAR with the expectation of a “stubborn” running game under new HC Dave Canales (his wording, not mine)..

Tier 6

37. Chris Godwin

38. Brandin Cooks

39. Jordan Addison

40. Curtis Samuel

41. George Pickens

42. Rashee Rice

43. Courtland Sutton

44. Christian Watson

45. Jakobi Meyers

46. Brian Thomas

47. Adonai Mitchell

48. Josh Palmer

49. Ladd McConkey

50. Rome Odunze

51. Mike Williams

52. Darnell Mooney

53. Michael Wilson

Godwin’s value feels like it’s stagnated a bit over the past couple of years, but that’s not due to talent. A move back to the slot, as has been suggested early this offseason, may due his fantasy value some good.. I see Dallas leading the league in pass attempts, and Cooks is going to play a major part in that.. Addison becomes hindered by the presence of a rookie QB and journeyman Sam Darnold, either of which will likely funnel targets to Jefferson. Still Addison is the clear second option and should hold value.. Curtis Samuel is my sleeper pick this season with an outside shot at leading the Bills in targets.. Pickens is the new WR1 in the Steel City, but that comes in an Arthur Smith offense who would run the ball 60 times a game if given the chance.. Rice is most likely facing a suspension at some point during the season, and with several additions to the passing game, he likely won’t have the same opportunities he did late last season.. Sutton finally got the touchdown volume we’ve been hoping for, however that amounted to WR35, and with rookie first rounder Bo Nix at the helm, it may be a struggle once again.. Watson was once looked at as the future WR1, but a mixture of health and the emergence of Jayden Reed have that in question. He’s never been a volume play, but more of a big play type of option. This doesn’t bode well for a player who’s oft injured.. Meyers is stuck in a middling offense that added stud tight end Brock Bowers to be the number two target for a journeyman veteran.. Thomas has a chance to be the number one target for Jacksonville, though it’s unlikely in year 1.. Mitchell should fit into Indy as a complementary piece to Pittman and the run game.. Palmer has a sneaky high ceiling as he should at least start the year as Herbert’s WR1. McConkey is going to be in the mix as a top target for Herbert as well. It’s a shame they seem set up to run the ball 40x a game.. Odunze has the talent to make an immediate impact, but he’s behind two high end vets, plus some other good pass catching options. He just needs an opportunity and his value should skyrocket.. Williams will try and remain healthy, and if he does, he should have a clear role for the Jets.. Mooney was sneaky good with Chicago, now he gets a QB upgrade and a role as the WR2 that should fit him better than his top dog status for the Bears.. Big fan of Michael Wilson. He showed flashes last year and should improve with a full season of Kyler Murray under center. Wilson is another sleeper to watch out for.

Tier 7

54. Xavier Worthy

55. Jameson Williams

56.  Josh Downs

57.  Adam Thielen

58. Wan’Dale Robinson

59. Romeo Doubs

60. Jahan Dotson

61. Jerry Jeudy

62. Gabe Davis

63. Rashid Shaheed

64. Demario Douglas

65. Ja’Lynn Polk

I like Worthy better in best ball than season long. He’ll have spike games but going to be tough to predict.. although Williams hasn’t shown much in the NFL so far, the Lions still seem to have strong belief in him.. Downs should settle in at the WR3 for Indy. He’s got the talent, but may not have the opportunities..Thielen was better than expected last season, let’s see if he has anything left in the tank.. Wan’Dale has shown flashes, but hasn’t been able to put it all together. Maybe this is the year but the Giants offense is looking tough to trust.. Doubs is going to be in the mix for an improved Green Bay offense, just not sure how much.. Can Dotson finally live up to the first round billing with a new QB?. Same but for Jerry Jeudy? Both are positioned as the WR2 on their respective teams.. We know what Gabe Davis is at this point, all or nothing and good luck figuring out the “all” weeks.. Shaheed is a fun dart throw option, as he’s always a threat for a big play. May be better for best ball.. Douglas has some useful weeks last season. In a revamped offense with a rookie QB and some young WR competition, it might be a tough year all around for New England’s passing offense. This will also affect Polk, who was just drafted a to presumably be the WR1 for Drake Maye.

Tier 8

66. Dontayvion Wicks

67. Ricky Pearsall

68. Jermaine Burton

69. Tyler Boyd

70. Darius Slayton

71. Xavier Legette

72. Luke McCaffrey

73. Troy Franklin

74. Zay Jones

75. Javon Baker

76. Malachi Corley

77. Jalin Hyatt

78. Demarcus Robinson

79. Roman Wilson

80. Jordan Whittingham

81. Kalif Raymond

This tier is also known as “the rest.” This is mixture of young guys trying to make their mark and veterans trying to stick in whatever role they can. There’s not a lot to say at this point, there’s more risk than reward baked into these guys. Pick your poison at the end of your drafts, but I have a few favorites. These include Tyler Boyd and Rondale Moore.. Pearsall is a guy who’s value is ready to increase if Aiyuk or Samuel end up being traded.. If anything happened to Chase or Higgins, you’ll see Burton’s value shoot up as well.

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