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Justin Jefferson, MIN: Fantasy's No.1 receiver in 2022. Led position in targets, receptions and yards.
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Ja'Marr Chase, CIN: Elite talent. Almost topped 1000 yards in 11 games.
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A.J. Brown, PHI: Perfect fit in Philadelphia.
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CeeDee Lamb, DAL: Established himself as a Top 10 fantasy option.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown, DET: 196 catches over the last two seasons. Established as a PPR WR1.
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Garrett Wilson, NYJ: Established himself as the No.1 Jets receiver in his rookie season.
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Jaylen Waddle, MIA: Big-play ability was unleased in McDaniel offense.
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Tee Higgins, CIN: One of the best WR2s in the game.
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DeVonta Smith, PHI: Almost topped 1200 receiving yards playing opposite AJ Brown.
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Tyreek Hill, MIA: 54 more targets than Waddle last season.
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Drake London, ATL: More passing volume would make London an easy WR2.
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Chris Olave, NO: Solid rookie season despite shaky QB play.
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Stefon Diggs, BUF: 5-straight 1000-yard seasons. Back-to-back double-digit TD seasons.
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DK Metcalf, SEA: Hasn't missed a game in his four seasons.
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Davante Adams, LV: 100-plus receptions 4 out of last 5 seasons.
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Cooper Kupp, LAR: Was dominating prior to ankle injury.
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D.J. Moore, CHI: Not a great landing spot. Will need to be efficient.
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Jerry Jeudy, DEN: More dynamic than Sutton.
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Jaxon Smith-Njigba, SEA: Lockett replacement in 2024?
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Treylon Burks, TEN: Battled injuries in his rookie season. Desperately needs a QB that can throw.
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Christian Watson, GB: Best receiver on the team, but is ceiling limited without Rodgers?
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Jameson Williams, DET: Six-game suspension to start 2023.
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Quentin Johnston, LAC: Chargers starting to inject some youth into their receiver group.
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Marquise Brown, ARI: Default No.1 wideout with Hopkins gone.
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Deebo Samuel, SF: Plethora of weapons may cap his ceiling. 49ers QB?
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Michael Pittman Jr., IND: Haunted by QB play in 2022 but ranked 12th in targets.
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Brandon Aiyuk, SF: Impressive 2022. Capable of filling No.1 WR when Deebo is out.
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Zay Flowers, BAL: More passing volume in BAL needed to realize reliable fantasy value.
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Jordan Addison, MIN: Should earn No.2 role sooner rather than later.
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George Pickens, PIT: Need more volume and better QB play to be a consistent WR2.
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Amari Cooper, CLE: Clear No.1 receiving option in Cleveland.
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Rashod Bateman, BAL: Likely to be volatile in this offense.
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Chris Godwin, TB: Managed a 100-catch season while recovering from knee injury.
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Mike Williams, LAC: New OC and staying healthy will be key moving forward.
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Terry McLaurin, WAS: Three-straight seasons of 1000-yards despite revolving door at QB.
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Gabriel Davis, BUF: Highly volatile.
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Kadarius Toney, KC: Intriguing talent, but has missed 15 games the last two seasons.
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Mike Evans, TB: Nine-straight seasons of 1000-yards. Brady gone.
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Christian Kirk, JAC: Contract may have been too rich, but he delivered his best season as a pro.
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Calvin Ridley, JAC: Can he hit the ground running in JAX after missing most of the last two seasons?
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DeAndre Hopkins, TEN: Meh landing spot in TEN. Should see ample targets.
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Jahan Dotson, WAS: Ran hot on TDs in rookie season but should be inline for larger role moving forward.
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Jalin Hyatt, NYG: The Giants now have a speed component to their offense.
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Diontae Johnson, PIT: Zero TDs on 147 targets last season.
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Skyy Moore, KC: In the mix for more playing time in 2023.
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Keenan Allen, LAC: Hamstring issue derailed Allen's first 10 weeks of 2022.
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Josh Downs, IND: Will battle McKenzie for slot snaps.
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Rashee Rice, KC: JuJu replacement but volume is in question.
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JuJu Smith-Schuster, NE: Patriots top WR last season (Meyers) finished as WR29.
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Tyler Lockett, SEA: Four-straight 1000-yard seasons.
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Nico Collins, HOU: The top receiving option in Houston.
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Brandin Cooks, DAL: Decent landing spot for the veteran.
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Courtland Sutton, DEN: WR45 and WR71 in FPts/G the last two seasons.
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Marvin Mims, DEN: Field-stretcher. Good chance to be 3rd receiver with Patrick injury.
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Jakobi Meyers, LV: Likely No.2 in LV but can't see him being a fantasy factor.
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Elijah Moore, CLE: Had a rocky 2022. Could be helped by an upgrade at QB.
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Jayden Reed, GB: Opportunity is available to crack the top three.
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Josh Palmer, LAC: Sneaky value given injury concerns of Keenan and Big-Mike.
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Darnell Mooney, CHI: Coming off ankle injury that cost him six games.
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Jonathan Mingo, CAR: Potential future X receiver.
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Romeo Doubs, GB: Ho-hum rookie season. Chemistry with Love?
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Wan'Dale Robinson, NYG: ACL injury on 11/20/22.
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Donovan Peoples-Jones, CLE: On the upswing. Had his best season to date in 2022.
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Alec Pierce, IND: QB concerns will limit ceiling for the time being.
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Michael Thomas, NO: 10 games played in the last three seasons.
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Tyquan Thornton, NE: Offense rotates receivers frequently making their value shaky.
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Zay Jones, JAC: Addition of Ridley may kill Zay's value.
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Chase Claypool, CHI: Had a difficult time picking up the scheme in CHI.
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Cedric Tillman, CLE: Fourth on the depth chart for now.
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Tyler Boyd, CIN: Third option in CIN puts him on the WR3/WR4 borderline.
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Hunter Renfrow, LV: Fell off the fantasy map with Adams in town.
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Curtis Samuel, WAS: Showed well in 2022 after injury-plagued 2021.
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Rashid Shaheed, NO: Efficiency monster that started to gain traction down the stretch.
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Khalil Shakir, BUF: TE Kincaid may be a thorn in Shakir's side.
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John Metchie, HOU: Missed 2022. Return in 2023?
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Michael Gallup, DAL: 2023 should prove to be better now a season removed from ACL injury.
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Marquez Valdes-Scantling, KC: Rotational player that has little fantasy upside.
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Allen Lazard, NYJ: Uninspiring WR3/4.
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Adam Thielen, CAR: Starting to lose steam as he approaches age 33 season.
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Allen Robinson, PIT: Hard to see a big fantasy impact as 3rd/4th receiving option in PIT.
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Parris Campbell, NYG: Got some traction last season but lands in crowded WR room.
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Corey Davis, NYJ: Jets have yet to release him.
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Tyler Scott, CHI: Likely won't realize any value until 2024.
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Odell Beckham Jr., BAL: 30-year-old with multiple ACL injuries. No thanks.
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Mecole Hardman, NYJ: Speedy but what is his role in New York?
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Michael Wilson, ARI: Too many mouths to feed at the moment.
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Van Jefferson, LAR: Currently No.2 in a weak WR room.
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Tutu Atwell, LAR: Speedy and small. Likely capped at WR3 value.
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Darius Slayton, NYG: May contribute moving forward but not likely to be a focal point.
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Kyle Philips, TEN: One of the worst WR rooms in the NFL.
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Robert Woods, HOU: Veteran presence that will likely be gone in 2024.
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Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, TEN: One of the worst WR rooms in the NFL.
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