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Puka Nacua, LAR: In the running for overall WR1.
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Ja'Marr Chase, CIN: Overall WR1 upside.
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Jaxon Smith-Njigba, SEA: Gigantic target share (37.9%) last season. More of the same in 2026.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown, DET: Target monster. Double-digit TDs each of the last three seasons.
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Drake London, ATL: Should be a target hog as long as he stays healthy.
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Justin Jefferson, MIN: Average QB play will go a long way to restoring JJ's fantasy value.
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CeeDee Lamb, DAL: Injury and Pickens dulled the shine off Lamb in 2025.
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Nico Collins, HOU: Consistent WR1 when healthy over the last three seasons.
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A.J. Brown, NE: Reunited with Mike Vrabel in New England.
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Rashee Rice, KC: Off-field and knee issues are cause for concern.
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Chris Olave, NO: 5th in targets among all WRs last season.
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George Pickens, DAL: Finished 3rd among WRs in receiving yards last season.
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Jameson Williams, DET: Big play receiver. Volatile mid-range WR2.
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Zay Flowers, BAL: Flowers' biggest fantasy output in 2025 came in Week 18.
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DeVonta Smith, PHI: Smith poised for a leap with A.J. Brown out of the WR room.
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Davante Adams, LAR: TD machine at the goaline is 33 years old.
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Tetairoa McMillan, CAR: Stepped into lead wideout role as a rookie.
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Emeka Egbuka, TB: Tailed off the 2nd half of rookie season. Big opportunity in 2026 with Evans gone.
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Garrett Wilson, NYJ: Coming off mid-October knee injury.
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Tee Higgins, CIN: Double-digit TDs each of the last two seasons.
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Christian Watson, GB: Green Bay WR room lost a key piece. Watson breakout coming?
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Mike Evans, SF: Nice fit for the veteran in San Francisco.
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Rome Odunze, CHI: Door is open for a big role in third season.
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Malik Nabers, NYG: Coming off knee injury. Not sure he'll be ready for Week 1.
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Ladd McConkey, LAC: Looking for a rebound after subpar sophomore season.
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Jaylen Waddle, DEN: Big addition blocks the ascension of young DEN wideouts.
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D.J. Moore, BUF: Can he be a WR1 in Buffalo?
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Terry McLaurin, WAS: Should lead Commanders in targets.
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DK Metcalf, PIT: WR25 in first year with Rodgers.
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Marvin Harrison Jr., ARI: Can new HC LaFleur maximize MHJ's talent?
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Luther Burden III, CHI: Expecting a second-year leap. WR2 status is attainable.
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Alec Pierce, IND: Off-season ankle surgery. Colts paid him like a No.1 wideout. Is he?
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Courtland Sutton, DEN: Sutton's value takes a hit with the addition of Waddle.
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Jayden Reed, GB: Missed 10 games last season due to a broken collarbone.
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Michael Pittman Jr., PIT: Steelers upgrade their No.2 wideout. Can they support two wideouts?
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Carnell Tate, TEN: Uneasy WR2 in a questionable offense with developing QB.
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Brian Thomas Jr., JAC: Puzzling sophomore season, but is the best fit for the X role.
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Chris Godwin, TB: Just 16 games played over the last two seasons. 30 years old.
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Xavier Worthy, KC: 2025 season derailed by Week 1 shoulder injury.
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Jakobi Meyers, JAC: Contract extension means Meyers will see significant snaps.
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Quentin Johnston, LAC: 8 TDs each of the last two seasons.
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Romeo Doubs, NE: No.2 option behind A.J. Brown.
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Michael Wilson, ARI: 2nd half darling of the 2025 fantasy season.
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Jordan Addison, MIN: Still expect him to be No.2 option for Vikings' passing game.
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Wan'Dale Robinson, TEN: Slot man with more value in PPR leagues.
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Jordyn Tyson, NO: Hard not to envision a starting role for the Round 1 pick.
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Khalil Shakir, BUF: Targets could take a hit with D.J. Moore in town.
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Parker Washington, JAC: Picked up the slack left by BTJ. Creates a crowded WR room.
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Matthew Golden, GB: Only 44 targets and zero TDs as a rookie.
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Ricky Pearsall, SF: It's been a struggle staying healthy in first two seasons.
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Josh Downs, IND: Should see a target boost with Pittman gone.
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KC Concepcion, CLE: 1st round rookie that should be a starter in a mediocre offense.
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Jerry Jeudy, CLE: Still under contract and likely to see a lot of playing time.
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Tre Tucker, LV: Raiders are searching for answers at WR.
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Jalen McMillan, TB: Should win No.3 wideout role.
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Rashod Bateman, BAL: Veteran trying to holdoff the rookies.
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Malik Washington, MIA: Dolphins without a legit No.1 at the moment.
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Jayden Higgins, HOU: Tough to find value if Texans continue to use five WRs.
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Calvin Ridley, TEN: May be odd man out in Titans passing game.
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Makai Lemon, PHI: 1st round pick should make a Year 1 impact.
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Adonai Mitchell, NYJ: Could have some useful weeks if Jets are constantly playing from behind.
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Jalen Coker, CAR: Not sure the Panthers can support two fantasy relevant wideouts.
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Omar Cooper Jr., NYJ: Hard to envision Jets offense supporting more than two pass catchers.
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Jalen Nailor, LV: Raiders are searching for answers at WR.
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Jauan Jennings, MIN: Penciled in as the Vikings No.3 option in the passing game.
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Caleb Douglas, MIA: One of three rookie wideouts drafted by Miami.
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Cooper Kupp, SEA: Hard to have meaningful fantasy value on just 70 targets.
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Darius Slayton, NYG: 500-700 yards with minimal TDs has been his range the last 4 seasons.
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Travis Hunter, JAC: Knee injury limited him to 7 games last season. How big will his offensive role be?
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Kayshon Boutte, NE: May lose his spot now that A.J. Brown is in town.
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Tyreek Hill, FA: Bad knee injury limited to 4 games last season.
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Brandon Aiyuk, SF: Expect him to sign with Washington sometime this summer.
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