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Tyreek Hill, MIA: Back-to-back seasons of 1700 receiving yards. One of the top three fantasy options at the position.
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CeeDee Lamb, DAL: Top fantasy wideout in 2023. More of the same expected in 2024.
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Justin Jefferson, MIN: Had 1074 yards in only 10 games last season.
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Ja'Marr Chase, CIN: Been a top-12 fantasy wideout in each of his first three seasons.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown, DET: Took another leap in Year 3. Established himself as a top ten fantasy wideout.
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Puka Nacua, LAR: 105 catches and almost 1500 yards as a rookie. A WR1 even with Kupp on the other side.
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A.J. Brown, PHI: Back-to-back 1400 receiving seasons. Concentrated pass offense around Brown and Smith.
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Garrett Wilson, NYJ: Should be top 5 among all receivers in targets in 2024.
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Davante Adams, LV: Four-straight 100-catch seasons for Adams. Age 31 and QB concerns.
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Chris Olave, NO: Holds WR2 value as the Saints to pass catcher.
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Mike Evans, TB: 10-straight seasons over 1000 receiving yards for Mike Evans.
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Brandon Aiyuk, SF: Looking for a new deal. 49ers best pure receiver. High-end WR2.
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DeVonta Smith, PHI: Concentrated pass offense around Brown and Smith. 7 TDs each of the last two seasons for Smith.
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Deebo Samuel, SF: Dual-threat weapon with 1117 yds and 12 total TDs last season.
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Marvin Harrison Jr., ARI: Rookie steps into a dominant target role.
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Drake London, ATL: Should set a career high in targets as long as he remains healthy.
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George Pickens, PIT: Pickens moves into the No.1 WR role with Diontae Johnson gone.
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DK Metcalf, SEA: With three capable wideouts in Seattle, Metcalf has settled into a strong fantasy WR2.
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Nico Collins, HOU: Nico is not likely to repeat his WR12 finish with Diggs in town and a healthy Tank Dell.
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Michael Pittman Jr., IND: Top 15 in targets each of the last three seasons. Low-end WR1 with upside.
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Jaylen Waddle, MIA: New contract extension. Three-straight seasons of 1000 yards.
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Zay Flowers, BAL: WR 2/3 that lacks volume of a typical No.1 wideout.
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Cooper Kupp, LAR: Injuries have hampered his last two seasons. Now playing second fiddle to Puka.
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Stefon Diggs, HOU: Great depth for Texans but must be comfortable sharing the spotlight with two younger, talented receivers.
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Amari Cooper, CLE: 1000-yard seasons in five out of last six years for Cooper.
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DeAndre Hopkins, TEN: Hopkins more of a high-end WR2 at this point is his career. Ridley and Boyd could steal targets.
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Chris Godwin, TB: Expected to see more slot action which should increase his PPR value.
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Christian Kirk, JAC: Groin injury cost him 5 games last season. WR2 upside with Ridley gone.
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D.J. Moore, CHI: Still top wideout on team but Keenan Allen's presence will be a factor.
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Jayden Reed, GB: Green Bay's WR room is full of options making them volatile for fantasy owners.
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Tee Higgins, CIN: Higgins wants a new deal. Has yet to sigh franchise tag. Could be last year in CIN.
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Malik Nabers, NYG: Most talented receiver on Giants roster. Should step into a starting role.
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Marquise Brown, KC: Should open up the Chiefs downfield passing attack. Could take on a bigger role if Rice is suspended.
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Terry McLaurin, WAS: Four-straight 1000-yard seasons. New coach and rookie QB to deal with.
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Tank Dell, HOU: Broken leg in early December. Should be ready for camp.
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Calvin Ridley, TEN: Titans upgrade WR room with Ridley on a sizeable deal. Unlikely to see 1000 yards with Hopkins in town.
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Jordan Addison, MIN: Established himself as a solid contributor in rookie year. No.2 wideout role locked up.
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Diontae Johnson, CAR: Should be No.1 wideout in CAR but probably more of a fantasy WR2, with most value in PPR leagues.
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Tyler Lockett, SEA: Role seems set but Lockett is 31 years old. And slowing signs could lead to more JSN.
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Keenan Allen, CHI: Won't see the same target share he enjoyed with LAC. 32 years old.
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Courtland Sutton, DEN: 10 TDs in 2023 sparked Sutton's best fantasy season since 2019.
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Brandin Cooks, DAL: Has the No.2 wideout spot locked down.
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Jameson Williams, DET: Can we get a full season of Jameson please? Door is open for him to be the No.2 wideout.
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Jaxon Smith-Njigba, SEA: Wouldn't be surprised to see a Year 2 jump for JSN but will have to come at the expense of Lockett.
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Rashee Rice, KC: Off-field trouble. Suspension expected but how many games remains unclear.
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Josh Palmer, LAC: Opportunity for a starting role. Averaged 15.3 yards per catch last season.
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Jakobi Meyers, LV: Been a solid 800-yard receiver the last three seasons. No.2 wideout role secured.
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Rome Odunze, CHI: Rookie looks promising but will have to wait his turn behind Moore and Allen.
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Kendrick Bourne, NE: ACL injury in late October.
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Rashid Shaheed, NO: Big-play threat should see an increased snap share in 2024.
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Jerry Jeudy, CLE: Jeudy got paid like a valuable part of the offense. His best fantasy season was WR22 in 2022.
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Curtis Samuel, BUF: Should crack the starting lineup as the Bills piece together their WR room.
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Keon Coleman, BUF: Rookie has good opportunity to carve out a role. We'll get a better idea of his role during camp.
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Ladd McConkey, LAC: Rookie could find himself in starting lineup given weak WR room. Keenan Allen role?
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Jahan Dotson, WAS: Moves into No.2 wideout role with Curtis Samuel gone.
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Romeo Doubs, GB: 8 TDs kept Doubs in the fantasy conversation but he failed to crack 700 receiving yards last season.
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Adam Thielen, CAR: 33-year-old veteran coming off his best season since 2020. Won't repeat those numbers with Diontae Johnson in town.
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Demario Douglas, NE: Not a prototypical No.1 wideout at only 5-8, 179 lbs.
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Xavier Worthy, KC: Speedster. Fantasy output will be spotty given history of rookie WRs in this offense.
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Darnell Mooney, ATL: Should slide right into the No.2 wideout role. Inconsistent flex option as he's 4th in line for touches.
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Gabe Davis, JAC: Deep threat option in Jags offense. Likely to start opposite Kirk.
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Demarcus Robinson, LAR: Valuable third WR to the Rams but fantasy value will be spotty.
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Marvin Mims, DEN: Expect Mims to see the field more in 2024. 35.8% snap share last season.
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Mike Williams, NYJ: ACL recovery. Likely to be limited in camp but Week 1 availability is realistic.
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Josh Downs, IND: Should have the No.2 wideout role. Low aDOT, PPR type.
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Christian Watson, GB: Took a deep dive into his hamstring issues this off-season. Will it help?
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Brian Thomas Jr., JAC: Fourth option in passing offense behind Kirk, Engram and Gabe Davis.
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Wan'Dale Robinson, NYG: Slot receiver. Short receptions and lack of TDs aren't great for his fantasy value.
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Michael Wilson, ARI: Second-year wideout will struggle to see volume.
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Darius Slayton, NYG: A 700-yard receiver the last two seasons. Upside is limited.
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Ja'Lynn Polk, NE: Thin WR room in New England with uninspiring fantasy prospects could be beneficial for rookie.
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Rashod Bateman, BAL: Coaching staff expects Bateman to more involved this season. Weekly flex option is best outcome.
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Quentin Johnston, LAC: Chargers don't have much of a choice. Must play Johnston despite shaky rookie season.
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Adonai Mitchell, IND: Rookie will battle Pierce for WR3 role.
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Dontayvion Wicks, GB: Staff loves him but will need more snaps to stay fantasy relevant.
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Jermaine Burton, CIN: Third WR role is open for business as Tyler Boyd (TEN) has moved on.
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Odell Beckham Jr., MIA: Third option in passing game. Unlikely to have significant fantasy value.
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Tyler Boyd, TEN: Boyd's arrival pushes Burks down the food chain. Boyd barely cracked the top 50 WRs in PPR leagues last season.
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Xavier Legette, CAR: Rookie has opportunity in weak WR room but fantasy value is weak.
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Zay Jones, ARI: Should easily start in three-WR sets.
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Roman Wilson, PIT: No.2 wide receiver spot is up for grabs. Wilson, Austin, Callaway and Jefferson could all win the job.
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Calvin Austin, PIT: No.2 wide receiver spot is up for grabs. Austin, Wilson, Callaway and Jefferson could all win the job.
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JuJu Smith-Schuster, NE: Battled injuries last season. Will likely go undrafted in most leagues.
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