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CeeDee Lamb, DAL: Lamb is the standout in depleted receiving corps.
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A.J. Brown, PHI: Nagging soft tissue injuries may plague his career.
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DK Metcalf, SEA: QB change coming to Seattle.
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Cooper Kupp, LAR: Will continue to be a WR1 with Stafford at the helm.
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Deebo Samuel, SF: Physical style and rushing attempts may shorten his career.
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Davante Adams, LV: Can't expect Adams to duplicate Rodgers chemistry with Carr.
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Tyreek Hill, MIA: QB downgrade to Tua is a concern.
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Jerry Jeudy, DEN: Breakout could be coming with Russ in the mix.
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Jaylen Waddle, MIA: 104 receptions as a rookie. Positive coach speak from McDaniel.
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Terry McLaurin, WAS: Wentz gives a slight boost to QB play.
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Drake London, ATL: Steps into an immediate starting role. QB concerns.
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Chris Godwin, TB: Coming off late-season ACL injury. New QB in Tampa.
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Treylon Burks, TEN: Opportunity is there but run-heavy offense limits upside.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown, DET: A PPR delight in the back half of 2021.
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Michael Pittman Jr., IND: Ryan a better option than Wentz.
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Garrett Wilson, NYJ: Is Zach Wilson any good? Garrett is a good outside complement to Elijah Moore inside.
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Keenan Allen, LAC: 100-plus catches in four out of last five seasons.
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Brandin Cooks, HOU: Seems to produce no matter the circumstances.
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Mike Williams, LAC: New three-year contract with the Chargers.
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Amari Cooper, CLE: Paired with Deshaun Watson in Cleveland.
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Chris Olave, NO: High-floor with big upside depending on Michael Thomas' health.
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Jameson Williams, DET: ACL injury 1/10/22. Expecting limited action in 2022 for the Alabama burner.
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Mike Evans, TB: Brady's return keeps 2022 value in place.
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Michael Thomas, NO: Hasn't played since mid-season of 2020. QB?
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JuJu Smith-Schuster, KC: 2022 off-season went well for JuJu's fantasy value.
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Skyy Moore, KC: Couldn't ask for a better landing spot but a lot competition for Tyreek's targets.
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DeAndre Hopkins, ARI: 6-game suspension to start 2022.
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George Pickens, PIT: A wild-card that should step into three-wide sets immediately.
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Michael Gallup, DAL: Coming ACL injury in early January.
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Christian Watson, GB: Upgrade over MVS. Can easily move up the depth chart with a good camp.
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Hunter Renfrow, LV: PPR breakout in 2021. Role should be similar in 2022.
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Odell Beckham Jr., FA: Back-to-back ACL injuries on same knee.
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Jahan Dotson, WAS: A healthy Curtis Samuel could a thorn in Dotson's fantasy side.
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Adam Thielen, MIN: Production is still there when healthy but age is a concern.
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Allen Robinson, LAR: Will step in as Stafford's No.2 receiver.
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David Bell, CLE: Could start immediately given Browns' sketchy WR room.
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Calvin Ridley, ATL: Off-field issues in 2021, will miss 2022 due to gambling.
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John Metchie, HOU: Slot option in Houston. ACL recovery in progress.
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Wan'Dale Robinson, NYG: Smallish (5-7, 178). Longshot to be a starter.
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Alec Pierce, IND: A short-term deep threat. Value will increase if veteran WR isn't signed.
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Will Fuller, FA: Can't shake the injury bug.
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Romeo Doubs, GB: Best shot at playing time in 2022 could be as a return man.
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Velus Jones Jr., CHI: Kick returner for now. Shaky WR room in Chicago could provide upside.
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Jalen Tolbert, DAL: Unlikely to be fantasy relevant in 2022 unless Gallup struggles with ACL recovery.
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Tyquan Thornton, NE: Speedster which is unique in Patriots' WR room.
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Curtis Samuel, WAS: Groin injury derailed his 2021 season.
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DeVante Parker, NE: Not the best landing spot.
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