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Cooper Kupp, LAR: Blew the lid off the receiver position last season. A top five pick depending on league style.
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Justin Jefferson, MIN: One of the elites. 1400 and 1600-yard seasons to start his career.
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Ja'Marr Chase, CIN: 5th in PPR scoring among WRs as a rookie. Sky is the limit.
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Stefon Diggs, BUF: Solid high-end WR1 in a stable, high-scoring offense.
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CeeDee Lamb, DAL: It's no longer a mystery. Lamb is the No.1 receiver in Dallas.
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Tyreek Hill, MIA: QB drop-off is real but Hill should feast in the short-to-intermediate range. More of a mid-range WR1.
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Deebo Samuel, SF: Wanted out of SF this off-season. Rushing role (8 TDs) was key to his success in 2021.
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Davante Adams, LV: Won't have the same chemistry as he did with Rodgers, but too talented not to be a WR1.
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Mike Evans, TB: At least 1000 yards every year he's been in the league (8). Double-digit TDs the last two years with Brady.
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Tee Higgins, CIN: Could be the No.1 WR on most teams. Shoulder surgery this off-season.
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D.J. Moore, CAR: Good receiver on a bad team. Three-straight 1100-yard seasons.
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Mike Williams, LAC: One of the most undervalued players in 2021. Won't get him in Round 10 this season.
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A.J. Brown, PHI: Brown moves from one run-heavy team to another. Fewer nagging injuries would do wonders.
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Michael Pittman Jr., IND: Solid WR2 but lacks upside in Colts' run-heavy attack.
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DK Metcalf, SEA: A third double-digit TD season could be in jeopardy due to shaky QB play.
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Keenan Allen, LAC: Isn't going to beat you deep but Allen's posted 100-plus catches in four out of the last five seasons.
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Courtland Sutton, DEN: Looking to get back to the glory days of 2019 (72-1112-6) when he finished as the WR29 (PPR).
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Brandin Cooks, HOU: The man just keeps producing regardless of circumstances. Clear No.1 option in Houston.
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Diontae Johnson, PIT: Riskier pick due to QB situation but should still lead the team in receptions.
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Terry McLaurin, WAS: Solid WR2 even with Wentz at the helm.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown, DET: Can the slot receiver hold his volume with all the new additions in Detroit?
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Darnell Mooney, CHI: Not a true No.1 but is on the Bears. 4 TDs in each of his first two seasons.
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Jerry Jeudy, DEN: Bothered by an ankle injury in 2021. Better QB play should improve fantasy outlook.
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JuJu Smith-Schuster, KC: Won't replace Hill but has the best chance of any KC wideout to lead the team in yardage & TDs.
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Gabriel Davis, BUF: Should move into No.2 wideout role this season.
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Michael Thomas, NO: Hasn't played since the 2020 season. Difficult to project his attitude and role.
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Allen Robinson, LAR: Will replace OBJ as the team's No.2 wideout. The move out of Chicago should be beneficial.
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Rashod Bateman, BAL: De facto top WR option for Lamar with Marquise Brown gone.
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Jaylen Waddle, MIA: Coming off a 100-catch season. Loses some ceiling with Hill in the mix. A low-end WR2.
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Chris Godwin, TB: Coming off mid-December ACL tear. Ready for Week 1?
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Adam Thielen, MIN: He's fallen in the pecking order behind Jefferson but Cousins trusts him around the goaline. 24 TDs the last two seasons.
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Elijah Moore, NYJ: Will play more of slot role this year with Wilson and Davis on the outside. Worth a look in PPR leagues.
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Amari Cooper, CLE: Undisputed WR1 in Cleveland but could be a volatile season given QB situation.
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Hunter Renfrow, LV: Coming off a career year (103-1038-9). Figures to be busy in the slot.
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Drake London, ATL: Rookie has little competition for targets. Expected to start Week 1.
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Christian Kirk, JAC: The contract that sent shockwaves across the league. Unlikely to live up to the deal.
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Kadarius Toney, NYG: Talented player in Year 2 with a wide range of outcomes.
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Marquise Brown, ARI: Could have WR1 value while D-Hop sits.
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Robert Woods, TEN: Veteran presence that will likely be undervalued and overshadowed by flashy rookie.
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Allen Lazard, GB: Wide range of outcomes makes Lazard a risky redraft pick.
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Tyler Lockett, SEA: Three-straight 1000-yard seasons with Russ. Can't expect the same given QB situation.
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Brandon Aiyuk, SF: New offensive style under Lance may not be able to support two fantasy wideouts.
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DeAndre Hopkins, ARI: Suspended the first six games.
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Russell Gage, TB: Should have some value early in the season filling in for Godwin.
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Chris Olave, NO: Landry signing takes some of the shine off Olave. Expected to be involved in three-WR sets.
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Treylon Burks, TEN: Rookie has been buried on the depth chart during camp but should start at somepoint during the season.
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Chase Claypool, PIT: TDs took a dive last season. Talent is there to make a splash.
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Tyler Boyd, CIN: WR4 unless something happens to Chase or Higgins.
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Nico Collins, HOU: Should start on the outside opposite Cooks. Late-round dart throw.
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Mecole Hardman, KC: Groin injury on 8/17. Will he see an increased role now that Tyreek is gone?
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DeVonta Smith, PHI: Likely to take a step back with A.J. Brown in town.
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Marquez Valdes-Scantling, KC: Deep threat that could provide some week-winning value. Likely volatile.
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Kenny Golladay, NYG: Hasn't been fantasy relevant since 2019. Still, the lead WR on the team and should come cheap in drafts.
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Jakobi Meyers, NE: Finally go over the TD hump in 2022. Won't be consistent in New England's run-first offense.
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Robbie Anderson, CAR: Coming off his worst season since 2016. Deep ball has disappeared since he moved to CAR.
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DeVante Parker, NE: Parker is an upgrade for the Patriots' receiving corps but it's where receivers go to die.
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George Pickens, PIT: Round 2 pick should see the field early likely on the outside opposite Claypool with Diontae in the slot.
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Michael Gallup, DAL: Coming off ACL injury. Not expected to be ready for Week 1.
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Skyy Moore, KC: Rookie could have significant role in Year 1 but he'll likely be overvalued in redraft leagues.
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Van Jefferson, LAR: Knee issue during camp. Could be ready for Week 1. A late-round consideration.
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Jarvis Landry, NO: A veteran presence this group sorely needed. Coming off his worst season as a pro.
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Rondale Moore, ARI: Should have more opportunity with Kirk gone.
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Julio Jones, TB: 33-year-old lands in a decent spot depending on health of Godwin. Unlikely to be a target hog in this offense.
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Garrett Wilson, NYJ: Rookie is likely to start but fantasy appeal isn't great given team environment.
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Romeo Doubs, GB: Rookie is getting praise from Rodgers. Should see playing time Week 1.
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Jahan Dotson, WAS: Volume will be a concern for the rookie especially if Samuel can stay injury free.
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Corey Davis, NYJ: Davis is the forgotten man in the starting lineup with Wilson and Moore getting most of the hype.
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Christian Watson, GB: Knee issue isn't a great sign for his Year 1 fantasy impact.
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Parris Campbell, IND: Run-heavy offense likely won't support more than one fantasy wideout.
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Curtis Samuel, WAS: Never got fully healthy last season. Commanders may want production for the contract they gave him.
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Marvin Jones, JAC: 32 years old. Could get lost in the shuffle with all the new faces.
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Alec Pierce, IND: 2nd round draft pick but unlikely to have much fantasy value this season.
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Jameson Williams, DET: ACL injury in early January. Will miss at least 4 games. DET has a bye in Week 6. Unrealistic to expect big things in rookie season.
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D.J. Chark, DET: Value should be highest early in the season while Jameson Williams (ACL) rehabs.
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Sammy Watkins, GB: Watkins could led the team in receiving or but cut during camp.
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Donovan Peoples-Jones, CLE: Deep threat will need Watson at the helm to maximize value.
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Zay Jones, JAC: Deep leagues only. Could be relevant if new staff likes what they see in camp.
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Velus Jones Jr., CHI: Rookie will make an impact on Special Teams. How much he plays on offense remains to be seen.
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Jamison Crowder, BUF: Lost his grip on the slot role to Isaiah McKenzie.
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Sterling Shepard, NYG: Coming off Achilles injury in mid-December.
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Byron Pringle, CHI: Doubtful Fields can support two fantasy wide receivers and a tight end.
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David Bell, CLE: Rookie has opportunity to start. Camp will be crucial.
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Laviska Shenault, CAR: Seems stuck in a low-ADoT role with some rushing yards mixed in.
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