NFL Fantasy 2026

WR Fantasy Rankings 2026 — PPR Draft Tiers, Projections & ADP

Wide receiver is the deepest position in fantasy — and in PPR it's the engine of your roster. Targets are the most stable stat year over year, receptions add a weekly floor, and useful WRs keep appearing into the double-digit rounds. Value over replacement (VOR) reads that shape honestly: the elite target hogs rate very highly because their volume is both huge and repeatable, while the position's middle class ranks lower than its raw points suggest, because a comparable receiver is nearly always available. In full-PPR builds it's common to leave the first five rounds with three or four receivers; in Standard the position flattens and rushing volume gains ground.

Scoring:PPR Half-PPR Standard

Biggest ADP values at WR

Players our board ranks meaningfully higher than the market drafts them — the gap between VOR-based rank and public ADP is where draft value lives.

Cooper Kupp — market ADP ~#153 overall, our board #84 (+69 picks of value)
Keenan Allen — market ADP ~#138 overall, our board #77 (+61 picks of value)
Jauan Jennings — market ADP ~#136 overall, our board #87 (+49 picks of value)

Tier breaks (T2, T3, …) mark real drop-offs in projected value — players inside a tier are close; between tiers the gap is big enough to change your pick.

#	Player	Team	Proj pts	VOR	TD%	ADP	’25 finish
1	T1Ja'Marr Chase	CIN	220	107	40%	4.7	WR5
2	Puka Nacua	LA	216	103	41%	4.2	WR1
3	Amon-Ra St. Brown	DET	186	73	35%	9.0	WR3
4	Justin Jefferson	MIN	169	56	29%	15.5	WR29
5	A.J. Brown	NE	162	49	33%	18.9	WR15
6	Davante Adams	LA	157	44	34%	35.8	WR8
7	T2Nico Collins	HOU	154	41	30%	20.8	WR9
8	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	SEA	147	33	27%	6.0	WR2
9	Zay Flowers	BAL	146	33	32%	24.6	WR7
10	Jameson Williams	DET	146	33	31%	32.9	WR10
11	George Pickens	DAL	145	32	31%	19.1	WR4
12	Brian Thomas Jr.	JAX	143	30	26%	70.4	WR44
13	T3Drake London	ATL	142	29	32%	13.4	WR17
14	Tee Higgins	CIN	141	28	37%	32.6	WR11
15	Courtland Sutton	DEN	139	26	28%	61.2	WR12
16	DK Metcalf	PIT	139	25	34%	62.6	WR20
17	Stefon Diggs	WAS	138	24	25%	98.7	WR23
18	Chris Olave	NO	137	24	33%	25.0	WR6
19	T4Terry McLaurin	WAS	136	23	32%	43.7	WR51
20	CeeDee Lamb	DAL	136	23	32%	13.8	WR21
21	Ladd McConkey	LAC	135	22	28%	43.1	WR31
22	Jakobi Meyers	JAX	135	22	31%	90.3	WR36
23	DeVonta Smith	PHI	129	16	25%	37.2	WR24
24	DJ Moore	BUF	128	15	24%	48.8	WR26
25	T5Deebo Samuel Sr.	SF	125	12	31%	94.4	WR30
26	Jordan Addison	MIN	123	10	32%	82.9	WR42
27	Mike Evans	SF	122	9	36%	53.4	WR75
28	Keenan Allen	IND	122	8	26%	140.8	WR38
29	Jaylen Waddle	DEN	121	7	31%	51.4	WR19
30	Tetairoa McMillan	CAR	120	7	26%	32.3	WR13
31	T6Cooper Kupp	SEA	120	6	30%	152.3	WR56
32	Xavier Worthy	KC	118	5	25%	90.7	WR58
33	Jerry Jeudy	CLE	118	5	21%	122.7	WR54
34	Jauan Jennings	MIN	115	2	23%	139.1	WR28
35	Michael Wilson	ARI	114	1	34%	75.1	WR14
36	Emeka Egbuka	TB	113	0	25%	35.1	WR18
37	T7Khalil Shakir	BUF	112	-2	24%	112.1	WR40
38	Marvin Harrison Jr.	ARI	112	-2	29%	66.4	WR48
39	Luther Burden III	CHI	111	-3	20%	60.3	WR49
40	Josh Downs	IND	106	-7	23%	99.9	WR50
41	Wan'Dale Robinson	TEN	105	-8	25%	105.4	WR22
42	Parker Washington	JAX	105	-9	27%	64.8	WR32
43	T8Michael Pittman	PIT	103	-10	22%	90.5	WR27
44	Garrett Wilson	NYJ	101	-12	28%	40.7	WR64
45	Alec Pierce	IND	101	-12	23%	55.7	WR16
46	Rome Odunze	CHI	99	-14	25%	45.6	WR37
47	Romeo Doubs	NE	99	-14	24%	96.7	WR33
48	Quentin Johnston	LAC	98	-15	27%	78.2	WR25
49	T9Malik Nabers	NYG	98	-16	31%	29.8	WR95
50	Darnell Mooney	NYG	96	-18	20%	—	WR79
51	Kayshon Boutte	HOU	93	-21	21%	155.9	WR43
52	Calvin Ridley	TEN	90	-24	26%	133.7	WR113
53	Tre Tucker	LV	89	-24	21%	125.4	WR35
54	Marvin Mims Jr.	DEN	89	-25	18%	—	WR78
55	T10Jayden Reed	GB	88	-25	25%	88.6	WR116
56	Tyreek Hill	MIA	88	-25	34%	—	WR106
57	Chimere Dike	TEN	87	-26	24%	—	WR57
58	Mack Hollins	NE	86	-27	20%	—	WR59
59	Christian Watson	GB	85	-28	31%	49.9	WR39
60	Rashee Rice	KC	85	-28	33%	19.5	WR41
61	T11Adonai Mitchell	NYJ	81	-32	24%	157.7	WR71
62	Rashod Bateman	BAL	80	-33	19%	130.8	WR104
63	Chris Godwin Jr.	TB	80	-33	26%	81.8	WR80
64	Adam Thielen	MIN	79	-34	22%	—	WR137
65	Demarcus Robinson	SF	78	-35	18%	—	WR105
66	Elic Ayomanor	TEN	76	-37	24%	—	WR52
67	T12Darius Slayton	NYG	74	-39	20%	165.2	WR69
68	Jayden Higgins	HOU	73	-40	21%	—	WR46
69	DeAndre Hopkins	BAL	73	-40	22%	—	WR86
70	Christian Kirk	SF	72	-41	20%	—	WR115
71	Tyler Lockett	LV	72	-41	22%	—	WR103
72	Keon Coleman	BUF	71	-42	22%	174.7	WR63
73	T13Jalen Coker	CAR	70	-43	27%	115.4	WR70
74	Tre Harris	LAC	70	-43	16%	—	WR93
75	Jalen Nailor	LV	70	-44	21%	143.3	WR55
76	Troy Franklin	DEN	69	-45	19%	—	WR34
77	Malik Washington	MIA	68	-45	19%	147.7	WR60
78	Brandin Cooks	BUF	68	-45	20%	—	WR118
79	T14Dontayvion Wicks	PHI	67	-47	21%	154.6	WR83
80	Rashid Shaheed	SEA	64	-49	13%	109.0	WR47
81	Pat Bryant	DEN	63	-50	14%	—	WR87
82	Jalen Tolbert	MIA	63	-51	17%	—	WR120
83	Xavier Legette	CAR	63	-51	18%	—	WR76
84	Andrei Iosivas	CIN	62	-51	17%	—	WR72
85	T15Ryan Flournoy	DAL	62	-52	19%	166.3	WR53
86	Jalen McMillan	TB	61	-52	27%	129.9	WR141
87	Olamide Zaccheaus	ATL	61	-53	16%	—	WR84
88	DeMario Douglas	NE	59	-54	13%	—	WR61
89	Isaiah Williams	NYJ	58	-55	16%	—	WR126
90	Calvin Austin III	NYG	58	-55	17%	—	WR73
91	T16Devaughn Vele	NO	57	-56	22%	168.4	WR89
92	Ricky Pearsall	SF	57	-56	19%	—	WR77
93	Matthew Golden	GB	56	-57	13%	95.5	WR91
94	KaVontae Turpin	DAL	56	-57	13%	—	WR67
95	Sterling Shepard	TB	56	-58	20%	—	WR85
96	Jack Bech	LV	55	-58	14%	—	WR127
97	T17Marquise Brown	PHI	55	-58	20%	—	WR45
98	JuJu Smith-Schuster	KC	55	-58	19%	—	WR92
99	Nick Westbrook-Ikhine	MIA	55	-59	14%	—	WR167
100	John Metchie III	CAR	54	-59	19%	—	WR97
101	Greg Dortch	ARI	54	-59	20%	—	WR82
102	Isaac TeSlaa	DET	54	-59	43%	—	WR68
103	T18Van Jefferson	TEN	53	-60	17%	—	WR90
104	Xavier Hutchinson	HOU	52	-62	14%	—	WR65
105	David Sills	TB	52	-62	21%	—	WR110
106	Jahan Dotson	ATL	51	-63	18%	—	WR107
107	Josh Palmer	BUF	51	-63	14%	—	WR112
108	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	PIT	50	-63	19%	—	WR140
109	T19Dyami Brown	WAS	48	-65	12%	—	WR108
110	Allen Lazard	NYJ	48	-65	18%	—	WR153
111	Tim Patrick	NYJ	48	-66	14%	—	WR101
112	Elijah Moore	PHI	48	-66	13%	—	WR134
113	Kalif Raymond	CHI	47	-66	12%	—	WR99
114	Tyrell Shavers	BUF	46	-67	16%	—	WR111
115	T20Ray-Ray McCloud	CHI	46	-68	12%	—	WR172
116	Isaiah Bond	CLE	45	-69	9%	—	WR100
117	Cedric Tillman	CLE	43	-70	12%	—	WR96
118	Kyle Williams	NE	42	-71	14%	—	WR94
119	Tez Johnson	TB	42	-72	19%	—	WR62
120	Kendrick Bourne	ARI	41	-72	12%	—	WR74
121	T21Tutu Atwell	LA	40	-73	12%	—	WR123
122	Chris Moore	WAS	37	-77	17%	—	WR119
123	Lil'Jordan Humphrey	DEN	34	-79	18%	—	WR128
124	Noah Brown	WAS	34	-79	17%	—	WR170
125	Xavier Smith	LA	34	-79	8%	—	WR114
126	Curtis Samuel	BUF	33	-80	15%	—	WR149
127	T22Jordan Whittington	LA	33	-81	6%	—	WR138
128	Gabe Davis	BUF	32	-82	25%	—	WR136
129	Travis Hunter	JAX	32	-82	18%	164.5	WR102
130	Tyler Johnson	NYJ	32	-82	16%	—	WR122
131	Roman Wilson	PIT	31	-82	20%	—	WR117
132	Konata Mumpfield	LA	31	-83	11%	—	WR146
133	T23Dont'e Thornton Jr.	LV	31	-83	12%	—	WR152
134	David Moore	CAR	30	-83	18%	—	WR205
135	Mitchell Tinsley	CIN	30	-84	22%	—	WR124
136	Jaylin Noel	HOU	29	-84	10%	—	WR88
137	Malachi Corley	CLE	29	-84	8%	—	WR131
138	Tory Horton	SEA	29	-85	33%	—	WR81
139	T24Hunter Renfrow	CAR	28	-85	22%	—	WR129
140	Savion Williams	GB	27	-87	11%	—	WR143
141	Gage Larvadain	CLE	27	-87	9%	—	WR171
142	Tyquan Thornton	KC	26	-87	11%	—	WR66
143	Justin Watson	HOU	25	-88	16%	—	WR193
144	Jimmy Horn Jr.	CAR	25	-88	8%	—	WR142
145	T25Luke McCaffrey	WAS	25	-88	16%	—	WR98
146	Jaylin Lane	WAS	25	-89	9%	—	WR125
147	Josh Reynolds	NYJ	23	-91	16%	—	WR161
148	Cedrick Wilson Jr.	MIA	22	-91	12%	—	WR183
149	Treylon Burks	WAS	22	-91	14%	—	WR135
150	Gunner Olszewski	NYG	21	-93	8%	—	WR121
151	T26Isaiah Hodgins	NYG	21	-93	21%	—	WR144
152	Arian Smith	NYJ	19	-94	7%	—	WR175
153	Ashton Dulin	IND	19	-94	7%	—	WR147
154	Ben Skowronek	PIT	19	-94	6%	—	WR154
155	Zay Jones	ARI	19	-95	15%	—	WR139
156	KhaDarel Hodge	ATL	19	-95	10%	—	WR192
157	T27KeAndre Lambert-Smith	LAC	18	-95	11%	—	WR157
158	Darius Cooper	PHI	18	-95	10%	—	WR166
159	Derius Davis	LAC	18	-95	7%	—	WR206
160	Tylan Wallace	CLE	18	-96	7%	—	WR160
161	Dante Pettis	NO	18	-96	13%	—	WR155
162	DJ Turner	LV	17	-96	18%	—	WR240
163	T28Kevin Austin Jr.	NO	17	-97	13%	—	WR132
164	Jalen Brooks	ARI	17	-97	8%	—	WR179
165	Kameron Johnson	TB	17	-97	8%	—	WR150
166	Mason Tipton	NO	17	-97	10%	—	WR165
167	Brycen Tremayne	CAR	17	-97	7%	—	WR145
168	Malik Heath	GB	16	-98	9%	—	WR168
169	T29Jamari Thrash	CLE	16	-98	12%	—	WR159
170	Efton Chism III	NE	16	-98	10%	—	WR151
171	Ryan Miller	MIA	16	-98	12%	—	WR163
172	Nikko Remigio	KC	15	-98	8%	—	WR190
173	Myles Price	MIN	15	-99	8%	—	WR228
174	Jonathan Mingo	DAL	14	-99	8%	—	WR197
175	T30Dylan Drummond	ATL	14	-99	10%	—	WR184
176	Devontez Walker	BAL	14	-99	11%	—	WR109
177	Austin Trammell	JAX	14	-99	11%	—	WR182
178	Jake Bobo	SEA	14	-100	9%	—	WR203
179	LaJohntay Wester	BAL	13	-100	8%	—	WR221
180	Jalin Hyatt	NYG	13	-100	11%	—	WR189
181	T31Mecole Hardman	BUF	13	-100	13%	—	WR236
182	Jahdae Walker	CHI	13	-101	14%	—	WR130
183	Scott Miller	PIT	13	-101	14%	—	WR176
184	James Proche	TEN	13	-101	9%	—	WR174
185	Skyy Moore	GB	13	-101	6%	—	WR162
186	Dee Eskridge	MIA	12	-101	7%	—	WR177
187	T32Tai Felton	MIN	12	-101	6%	—	WR198
188	Xavier Weaver	ARI	12	-101	9%	—	WR173
189	Trent Sherfield	ARI	12	-101	11%	—	WR201
190	Devin Duvernay	ARI	12	-102	8%	—	WR195
191	Alex Bachman	LV	12	-102	8%	—	WR210
192	Ke'Shawn Williams	CIN	11	-102	8%	—	WR207
193	T33Casey Washington	CAR	11	-102	12%	—	WR164
194	Charlie Jones	CIN	11	-102	9%	—	WR223
195	Anthony Gould	IND	10	-103	9%	—	WR214
196	Cody White	SEA	10	-103	7%	—	WR148
197	Robbie Chosen	WAS	9	-104	17%	—	WR178
198	Jamal Agnew	ATL	9	-104	8%	—	WR225
199	T34Britain Covey	PHI	9	-104	7%	—	WR202
200	Simi Fehoko	ARI	8	-105	8%	—	WR226
201	Mason Kinsey	TEN	8	-105	7%	—	WR180
202	Tom Kennedy	DET	8	-105	7%	—	WR188
203	Shedrick Jackson	LV	8	-105	19%	—	WR156
204	Deven Thompkins	ATL	7	-106	7%	—	WR191
205	T35Bryce Oliver	TEN	7	-106	10%	—	WR212
206	Dareke Young	LV	7	-106	8%	—	WR181
207	Braxton Berrios	HOU	7	-106	10%	—	WR186
208	Xavier Gipson	NYG	7	-106	9%	—	WR215
209	Beaux Collins	ATL	7	-106	9%	—	WR196
210	Malik Turner	SF	7	-107	10%	—	WR220
211	T36Andre Baccellia	ARI	7	-107	8%	—	WR213
212	Michael Bandy	DEN	6	-107	10%	—	WR158
213	Laquon Treadwell	IND	6	-107	9%	—	WR229
214	DeAndre Carter	CLE	6	-107	9%	—	WR235
215	Jason Brownlee	KC	6	-107	13%	—	WR231
216	River Cracraft	WAS	6	-107	11%	—	WR222
217	T37Parris Campbell	DAL	6	-107	13%	—	WR238
218	Ronnie Bell	NO	4	-109	17%	—	WR169
219	Tim Jones	JAX	4	-109	10%	—	WR209
220	Steven Sims	ARI	3	-110	9%	—	WR230
221	Samori Toure	PHI	2	-111	9%	—	WR217
	TChris Bell	MIA	—	—	—	171.2	—
	Carnell Tate	TEN	—	—	—	73.0	—
	KC Concepcion	CLE	—	—	—	113.2	—
	Makai Lemon	PHI	—	—	—	119.5	—
	De'Zhaun Stribling	SF	—	—	—	121.9	—
	Denzel Boston	CLE	—	—	—	137.8	—
	Tank Dell	HOU	—	—	—	157.2	—
	Ja'Kobi Lane	BAL	—	—	—	157.8	—
	Caleb Douglas	MIA	—	—	—	158.5	—
	Cyrus Allen	KC	—	—	—	158.6	—
	Jordyn Tyson	NO	—	—	—	158.9	—
	Bub Means	FA	—	—	—	163.5	—

Data baseline from the projection models · refreshed 02 Sept 2026.

Per-game projections from prior-season form, usage and opponent strength — a data baseline, not a betting edge. Rookies without NFL production are placed by market ADP, not model-projected. For entertainment / draft research — 18+.

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WR fantasy rankings — FAQ

How many WRs should I draft in a PPR league?

More than feels natural. In a typical 12-team full-PPR league with three starting WR/flex spots, drafting four or five receivers in the first eight rounds is a normal, board-driven outcome — receptions raise the position's weekly floor, and WR scoring travels through injuries better than RB scoring because targets follow talent rather than depth-chart position. Use the tiers: when a WR tier is about to break, take the receiver; when a tier is deep, you can afford the RB or TE first.

Why do WR ranks move so much between PPR and Standard?

One point per reception is a huge swing for high-volume receivers: a 100-catch slot receiver gains 100 points in PPR versus Standard, while a deep threat with 45 catches gains less than half of that. Switch the scoring above and watch the board reshuffle — possession receivers and pass-catching backs climb in PPR, while TD-dependent field-stretchers and two-down rushers rank relatively better in Standard.

Are rookie wide receivers included in these rankings?

Rookies appear on the board, but honestly labelled: our projections are built from actual NFL production (prior-season form, usage, opponent strength), so a rookie with no NFL sample can't be model-projected. Rookies are placed by market ADP instead and shown without a projection-backed profile link. That's deliberate — we'd rather show you where the market drafts them than dress a guess up as a model output.