Fantasy Football Rankings 2020: Half-PPR tiers for each position

Fantasy Football Rankings: Wide Recievers

1. Michael Thomas, NO
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2. Davante Adams, GB
3. Tyreek Hill, KC
4. Julio Jones, ATL
5. DeAndre Hopkins, ARI
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6. Chris Godwin, TB
7. Kenny Golladay, DET
8. Mike Evans, TB
9. Allen Robinson, CHI
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10. Amari Cooper, DAL
11. A.J. Brown, TEN
12. D.J. Moore, CAR
13. Cooper Kupp, LAR
14. Adam Thielen, MIN
15. Robert Woods, LAR
16. Odell Beckham Jr., CLE
17. JuJu Smith-Schuster, PIT
18. Calvin Ridley, ATL
19. Keenan Allen, LAC
20. D.J. Chark, JAC
21. Terry McLaurin, WAS
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22. DeVante Parker, MIA
23. Courtland Sutton, DEN
24. D.K. Metcalf, SEA
25. Will Fuller, HOU
26. Stefon Diggs, BUF
27. Tyler Boyd, CIN
28. Julian Edelman, NE
29. T.Y. Hilton, IND
30. Michael Gallup, DAL
31. Marquise Brown, BAL
32. Marvin Jones, DET
33. Tyler Lockett, SEA
34. Deebo Samuel, SF
35. Christian Kirk, ARI
36. Brandin Cooks, HOU
37. Jarvis Landry, CLE
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38. A.J. Green, CIN
39. John Brown, BUF
40. Sterling Shepard, NYG
41. Mike Williams, LAC
42. Darius Slayton, NYG
43. DeSean Jackson, PHI
44. Golden Tate, NYG
45. CeeDee Lamb, DAL*
46. Jalen Reagor, PHI *
47. Preston Williams, MIA
48. Robby Anderson, CAR
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49. Jerry Jeudy, DEN *
50. Diontae Johnson, PIT
51. N’Keal Harry, NE
52. Jamison Crowder, NYJ
53. Anthony Miller, CHI
54. Mecole Hardman, KC
55. Sammy Watkins, KC
56. Allen Lazard, GB
57. Parris Campbell, IND
58. Emmanuel Sanders, NO
59. Henry Ruggs III, LV *
60. Justin Jefferson, MIN *
61. Bryan Edwards, LV *
62. Dede Westbrook, JAC
63. Corey Davis, TEN
64. Breshad Perriman, NYJ
65. Larry Fitzgerald, ARI
66. John Ross, CIN
67. Michael Pittman Jr., IND*
68. Laviska Shenault Jr., JAC*
69. Brandon Aiyuk, SF*
70. Hunter Renfrow, LV
71. Cole Beasley, BUF
72. Kendrick Bourne, SF
73. Curtis Samuel, CAR
74. Russell Gage, ATL
75. Tre’Quan Smith, NO

As stated before, Micheal Thomas is the only wide receiver to target in first round. However, when running backs fly off the board, wise fantasy managers in the middle of the second round should snare a top-shelf wide receiver instead of reaching for a questionable running back.

Wide receiver is the deepest position in fantasy football, so ripe positional value will invariably be there for the picking in the middle and late rounds. Yet, it’s still vital to haul in a few top-shelf options in the early part of drafts.

The name of the game in fantasy football drafts is “value,” and there is tremendous wide receiver value to be had in the late second through fifth rounds of traditional 12-team leagues. Fantasy managers should aim to leave the first five rounds with at least two stud running backs and two sensational wide receivers.