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2026 Fantasy Football WR Rankings (PPR)

Every skill player ranked by our projection model, PPR scoring. Rankings, ADP and last-year stats are free. Our 2026 projections - points, target share, run share and volume - are a Fantasy Pass feature. Click any column header to sort.
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1Puka NacuaWRLAR4.0A 28.6% projected target share in a tier-1 passing offense made Nacua the WR3 in PPR last year, but a 0.05 projected TD rate introduces real regression risk at ADP 4.
2Ja'Marr ChaseWRCIN3.0The WR1 overall in targets and yards-per-game has a 165-target projection in a pass offense that just jumped from tier-3 to tier-1.
3Amon-Ra St. BrownWRDET9.0Three straight years as a WR1, a 97th-percentile target share, and a tier-1 passing offense with no credible threat to his alpha role.
4Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEA6.0A 33% target share at 23 years old made JSN a top-5 PPR finisher in 2025, but a tier-4 pass offense and Sam Darnold at QB make repeating that output a real ask.
5Zay FlowersWRBAL37.0Flowers projects 135 targets with a 93rd-percentile target share in a passing offense that just jumped from tier-6 to tier-3, but the per-route efficiency numbers give pause at ADP 37.
6Justin JeffersonWRMIN11.0A 28.5% target share on 144 projected targets, with the QB situation tier finally climbing from tier-8 to tier-6.
7Rashee RiceWRKC30.0After an 8-game 2025, Rice projects for 144 targets and a 27.3% share in a passing offense that climbed two full tiers.
8CeeDee LambWRDAL15.0After a partial 2025 season, Lamb returns to a tier-2 passing offense with a projected 25.2% target share and a 289.5 ceiling that keeps him firmly in the WR1 conversation.
9Drake LondonWRATL19.0London's 28.1% target share is elite, but a tier-7 passing offense and 8.1 projected YPR cap how much that volume actually pays off.
10A.J. BrownWRNE21.0Brown arrives in New England as Drake Maye's WR1, projecting 111 targets in a pass offense that jumped two full tiers from 2025 to 2026.
11Chris OlaveWRNO27.0Elite target volume in a bottom-tier passing offense: 140 projected targets at a 26% share, but the QB room is a real drag on the ceiling.
12DeVonta SmithWRPHI35.0With A.J. Brown gone to New England, Smith steps into a 25.3% projected target share as the uncontested WR1 in Philadelphia, projecting to 202 fantasy points on 124 targets.
13Nico CollinsWRHOU25.0Elite target volume at 90th-percentile share meets a tier-5 pass offense and a QB room that keeps the ceiling narrow.
14George PickensWRDAL24.0Pickens brings elite YAC and a 94th-percentile EPA mark to Dallas, but a shrinking target share in a crowded passing tree keeps the ceiling honest.
15Davante AdamsWRLAR62.0Adams lands in a tier-1 passing offense at 33, but a projected target share drop from 23.6% to 18.0% tightens the ceiling considerably.
16Tee HigginsWRCIN48.0Higgins projects for 104 targets in a tier-1 passing offense, but a 5th-percentile separation rate and a 16.4% target share floor keep the ceiling tighter than his ADP suggests.
17Parker WashingtonWRJAX86.0A 92nd percentile YAC over expected with target share climbing from 17.6% to 22.4%, though a 31st percentile separation rank is the catch.
18Malik NabersWRNYG34.0A 27.3% target share on 141 projected targets after a partial 2025 season, with a 69.9 floor that shows how much rides on the offense.
19Jameson WilliamsWRDET59.0Williams flashed WR1 form in the second half of 2025, but a 18.8% projected target share in a crowded Lions tree keeps the ceiling honest.
20Emeka EgbukaWRTB36.0Egbuka steps into a full WR1 role with a projected 25.4% target share in a pass offense that jumped from tier-5 to tier-2 in one offseason.
21Garrett WilsonWRNYJ45.0Elite target share in a bottom-tier passing offense creates a classic volume-vs-efficiency standoff for a 25-year-old coming off a partial 2025 season.
22DJ MooreWRBUF38.0Target share jumps from 14.3% to 20.9% in a tier-1 QB situation, with 86th percentile separation to justify the workload.
23Jaylen WaddleWRDEN55.0A 21.6% target share and 118 projected targets in Denver, though a tier-4 pass offense holds the ceiling to 221.
24Jordyn TysonWRNO98.0A rookie projected for a 19.5% target share and 105 targets, though a tier-7 pass offense caps the ceiling at 206.6.
25Ladd McConkeyWRLAC49.0A 21.9% projected target share and elite YAC production make McConkey the clear volume anchor in a thin Chargers passing tree, but a tier-4 pass offense caps the ceiling.
26Christian WatsonWRGB68.0A 92nd-percentile EPA receiver with a 20.8% projected target share, but a partial 2025 season and thin separation numbers keep the floor fragile.
27Rome OdunzeWRCHI63.0A 22.2% target share and 116 projected targets at age 23, though a 52.5% projected catch rate is the worry.
28Luther Burden IIIWRCHI42.0Elite separation (96th percentile) and a 15.8% projected target share tell the real story; the 42 ADP does not.
29Terry McLaurinWRWAS57.0A partial 2025 season clouds a legitimate WR1 alpha role; 116 projected targets and a 24.2% target share in a thin passing tree make McLaurin the fulcrum of Washington's offense.
30Jakobi MeyersWRJAX105.0An 84th percentile target rank with share slipping to 17.7%, in a receiver room where four options compete for the same throws.
31Tetairoa McMillanWRCAR44.0A 22-year-old WR1 with a 90th-percentile target share sitting in a tier-7 pass offense with a developing QB ceiling.
32Michael PittmanWRPIT101.0A 21.3% projected target share in a tier-6 passing offense means 111 targets that may not translate to fantasy points worth the cost.
33Alec PierceWRIND96.0A 4-year extension and a jump to 20.5% projected target share make Pierce intriguing, but a tier-4 pass offense and 13.3% spike rate keep the ceiling honest.
34Marvin Harrison Jr.WRARI80.0A 23-year-old alpha WR on a tier-5 pass offense with a new QB room and a projected jump to 19.2% target share after a partial 2025 season.
35Chris Godwin Jr.WRTB84.0After a partial 2025 season, Godwin Jr. steps into a tier-2 pass offense with 96 projected targets and elite YAC production, but a thin ceiling limits the upside.
36Mike EvansWRSF60.0A partial 2025 season reset his ADP, but a tier-2 pass offense and 32-year-old receiving profile with an 8th-percentile separation rate demand skepticism.
37Wan'Dale RobinsonWRTEN76.0A 26.3% target share last season shrinks to 21.9% projected in 2026, and the QB room is a tier-8 problem that caps every upside scenario.
38Brian Thomas Jr.WRJAX70.0A 23-year-old WR with a 75th-percentile target rate playing third on his own depth chart in a tier-3 passing offense after a partial 2025 season.
39Jayden ReedWRGB114.0After a partial 2025 season, Reed returns with elite separation grades and a projected 86-target workload in a pass offense that just jumped to tier-2.
40Courtland SuttonWRDEN83.0Target share drops from 19.2% to 16.7% at age 30, with a 22nd percentile separation rank underneath it.
41Josh DownsWRIND109.0Target share climbing from 16.1% to 18.2% on 98 projected targets, held back by a 0.0% career spike-week rate.
42Jordan AddisonWRMIN112.0Target share jumps from 15.8% to 20.6% on 104 projected targets, with an 82nd percentile YAC over expected behind it.
43Michael WilsonWRARI71.0A 21.8% target share in 2025 shrinks to 16.1% in 2026 as a tier-5 pass offense and a crowded target tree squeeze his ceiling.
44DK MetcalfWRPIT92.0A 98th-percentile YAC weapon dropped into a tier-6 passing offense, projecting a shrinking 16.8% target share that caps what the tape promises.
45Xavier WorthyWRKC121.0Elite separation at age 22 drives a 4.7-point target share jump, but a 68-point floor and zero spike weeks demand patience before trust.
46Malik WashingtonWRMIA186.0Elite separation (94th percentile) meets a target-share nearly doubling to 21%, but a tier-4 pass offense and zero spike-week history demand caution.
47Quentin JohnstonWRLAC113.0Johnston's 17% target share held steady after a partial 2025 season, but a 67-point floor in a tier-4 passing offense makes the ceiling the only real argument here.
48Jauan JenningsWRMIN174.0A 76th percentile target rank and 82 projected targets at an ADP of 174, though a 17th percentile separation rank explains the price.
49Carnell TateWRTEN79.0The fourth pick projects 88 targets and 132.5 points in Tennessee, elite draft capital meeting a tier-8 passing game.
50Rashid ShaheedWRSEA122.0A 20% target share in a tier-4 pass offense with an 18th-percentile EPA rank makes Shaheed a volume play built on shaky efficiency.
51Travis HunterWRJAX213.0A 22-year-old with elite separation in a crowded target tree, Hunter's 2025 was cut short after just 7 games, leaving his true ceiling untested.
52Khalil ShakirWRBUF143.0Elite separation and top-tier YAC meet a shrinking target share as D.J. Moore's arrival reshinks Shakir's ceiling.
53Romeo DoubsWRNE125.0An 86-target role in a tier-2 QB situation with A.J. Brown now running routes above him: the WR2 floor is real, the ceiling is capped.
54Makai LemonWRPHI110.0A.J. Brown's departure opens genuine WR2 snaps in Philadelphia for a first-round rookie with 73 projected targets and a 203.8 ceiling.
55Matthew GoldenWRGB133.0A 22-year-old rookie-year WR3 whose YAC ability grades elite but whose 0% spike rate and thin target history demand patience at current ADP.
56Germie BernardWRPIT273.0A 13.9% target share and 73 targets in Pittsburgh give Bernard 124.8 points, the largest rookie role available this late.
57KC ConcepcionWRCLE132.0A tier-7 passing offense and a 50.8 floor make this rookie boom-or-bust, but a 192.6 ceiling keeps him firmly on the radar in best ball.
58Jayden HigginsWRHOU146.0A 23-year-old rookie-year WR2 in Houston projects for 79 targets in 2026, but a tier-5 passing offense and 0% spike-week rate make the ceiling a real question.
59Jerry JeudyWRCLE165.0Bottom-tier passing offense, 0% spike-week rate, and projected TDs near zero make Jeudy a volume mirage at his ADP.
60Troy FranklinWRDEN296.0Waddle's arrival shrinks Franklin's target share from 17% to a projected 14.5%, but late-round ADP leaves room for a dart throw on a 22-year-old with WR3 upside.
61Tre TuckerWRLV195.0An 88th percentile separation rank and a 17.6% target share, trapped in an offense where the pass tier grades tier-8.
62De'Zhaun StriblingWRSF160.0A rookie WR2 in a tier-2 passing offense, Stribling projects 59 targets at age 22 with a 198-point ceiling well above his ADP.
63Ryan FlournoyWRDAL243.0A legitimate receiver buried on Dallas's depth chart, Flournoy's 81st-percentile separation and 84th-percentile YAC over expected suggest the talent outpaces a 11.2% target share that keeps his ceiling capped.
64Omar Cooper Jr.WRNYJ176.0A rookie WR3 on a tier-7 passing offense with an 11.5% target share projection and a 41.2 floor that barely clears replacement level.
65Jaylin NoelWRHOUTarget share nearly doubles from 6.7% to 11.3% with a 78th percentile EPA rank, though a 17th percentile target rank shows how small the role has been.
66Denzel BostonWRCLE182.0A rookie receiver in a tier-7 passing offense with a 44.5 floor, Boston's 192.6 ceiling is the entire argument.
67Adonai MitchellWRNYJ218.0A 23-year-old with an 85th-percentile target share in a bottom-tier passing offense, Mitchell offers raw volume with a ceiling that depends heavily on a QB upgrade landing.
68Darius SlaytonWRNYGA 90th percentile YAC over expected with target share rising to 16.1%, inside a pass offense grading tier-7.
69Tank DellWRHOU201.0Coming off a partial 2025 season, Dell projects at just 118.5 points inside a tier-5 pass offense with a 7.1% spike rate and real separation concerns.
70Pat BryantWRDEN309.0A 23-year-old WR4 in a tier-5 passing offense with a 0% spike rate, Bryant's value lives entirely in the gap between a 106-point projection and a 309 ADP.
71Tyquan ThorntonWRKCThornton projects 54 targets and 93.5 points attached to a tier-2 quarterback, the definition of a free upside swing.
72Jalen CokerWRCAR142.0A 14.8% target share is the largest role of any receiver this late, and it produces 95.8 points for Coker in Carolina.
73Andrei IosivasWRCINA 10% target share in a tier-1 passing offense sounds fine until you see a 0.0% spike-week rate and a 37.8 floor that barely clears replacement level.
74Bo MeltonWRGBA partial 2025 season wiped his stat line, but Green Bay's pass offense jumped a full tier and Melton profiles as a legitimate WR4 spike-week play at a thin ADP.
75Xavier LegetteWRCARA 15.9% projected target share in a tier-7 pass offense with an 18th-percentile EPA rate makes Legette a volume story without the efficiency to back it up.
76Josh PalmerWRBUFA WR4 in a tier-1 passing offense with a 161.6 ceiling, Palmer's value is entirely contingency-based in a crowded target tree.
77Jalen McMillanWRTB173.0A 9.8% target share in a tier-2 passing offense is a thin base, but elite EPA and 86th-percentile YAC over expected hint at untapped upside after a four-game 2025.
78Ja'Kobi LaneWRBAL251.0A rookie WR3 with a 195 ceiling and an ADP in the late rounds, Lane offers legitimate upside behind a tier-1 QB at a throwaway price.
79Cooper KuppWRSEA255.0Seahawks veteran addition at 20% target share. Tier-3 pass-O with Darnold. Age-30 plus health history; .36 spike kept weekly ceiling alive but JSN dominates.
80Konata MumpfieldWRLAR
81Kayshon BoutteWRNE169.0Elite efficiency marks mask a 10.5% target share and a 6.7% spike rate that make him a poor best-ball asset behind three mouths to feed.
82Rashod BatemanWRBAL294.0
83Jalen TolbertWRMIA229.0Dolphins WR3 at 11% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Tua. Within-team rank #3 — Hill/Waddle dominance limits weekly path.
84KaVontae TurpinWRDAL
85DeMario DouglasWRNEElite separation and 93rd-percentile EPA sit behind an 8.8% target share and a near-zero TD projection, making Douglas a ceiling-chaser at best.
86Devaughn VeleWRNO291.0
87Greg DortchWRDETA 97th percentile separation rank and 99th percentile YAC over expected on 42 targets, in a tier-1 passing offense.
88Luke McCaffreyWRWAS
89Tre HarrisWRLAC222.0Chargers rookie WR at 6% target share. Tier-4 pass-O with Herbert. Within-team rank #4 — no projected path to weekly relevance with McConkey/Johnston above.
90Keon ColemanWRBUF300.0Bills WR2 at 13% target share. Tier-2 pass-O with Allen. .00 spike sample. ADP at 100 is ahead of model — sophomore leap baked in but limited share growth.
91Dontayvion WicksWRPHI242.0A 12.3% target share in Philadelphia gives Wicks 93.8 points and a 166.3 ceiling at effectively no cost.
92Treylon BurksWRWASA tier-6 pass offense, a 0.0% career spike rate, and bottom-5 efficiency marks make Burks a roster filler with almost no best-ball upside.
93Mack HollinsWRNE
94Caleb DouglasWRMIA269.0A third-round rookie in a bottom-tier passing game, Douglas projects 46 targets and 89.8 points, which is a real role at a throwaway cost.
95Kalif RaymondWRCHI
96Simi FehokoWRARI
97Olamide ZaccheausWRATL
98Jordan WhittingtonWRLARElite separation (97th percentile) and a tier-1 passing offense, but 5.6% target share in 2025 makes the role projection the whole bet.
99Dyami BrownWRWASCommanders WR5 at 6% target share. Tier-7 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — depth-only with no realistic weekly path.
100Kendrick BourneWRARI
101Xavier HutchinsonWRHOU
102Roman WilsonWRPIT
103Tyler ScottWRLAR
104Marvin Mims Jr.WRDENA 94th percentile separation rank on only 47 projected targets, buried in a receiver room with three options ahead of him.
105Marquise BrownWRPHI
106Zachariah BranchWRATL225.0A 22-year-old rookie WR2 in a tier-7 passing offense, Branch carries a 42-point floor and a 178-point ceiling that rewards patience in best-ball formats.
107Jahan DotsonWRATL278.0
108Tory HortonWRSEA272.0
109Tez JohnsonWRTBBuccaneers rookie WR depth at 6% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — projection reflects no realistic path to weekly relevance.
110Elic AyomanorWRTENTitans rookie WR at 13% target share. Tier-8 QB/pass-O is brutal — within-team rank #2 means share but the offensive environment cratters the projection.
111Malik CunninghamWRDET
112Nick Westbrook-IkhineWRIND
113Jalen NailorWRLV154.0
114Jack BechWRLV297.0
115Zavion ThomasWRCHIA third-round rookie with a 166.8 ceiling and 10.3% projected target share in a Caleb Williams offense that desperately needs playmakers to emerge.
116Mitchell TinsleyWRCIN
117Chimere DikeWRTEN
118Antonio WilliamsWRWAS210.0A rookie WR3 in a tier-6 passing offense, Williams offers a wide 45-to-192 ceiling spread and ADP-driven upside worth monitoring late in drafts.
119Xavier SmithWRLARRams WR3 at minimal projected share. Tier-1 pass-O with Stafford. Within-team rank #3 — strong offense but Nacua/Adams eat virtually all of the share.
120Van JeffersonWRWAS
121Calvin RidleyWRTEN155.0Titans WR3 at 11% target share. Tier-8 pass-O. ADP at 57 is heavily ahead — model fades hard on the situation and within-team rank #3.
122Chris BellWRMIA299.0
123Isaiah BondWRCLE
124NAWRSF
125Demarcus RobinsonWRSF
126Savion WilliamsWRGB
127Calvin Austin IIIWRNYGGiants WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #4 — Nabers/Slayton dominance limits Austin's role to deep-depth weekly path.
128Isaac TeSlaaWRDET224.0Lions WR4 rookie at 6% target share. Tier-1 pass-O with Goff. Within-team rank #4 — depth-only path; high-end offense doesn't reach this far down the depth chart.
129Christian KirkWRSF268.0
130Tyrell ShaversWRBUFBills WR6 at 3% target share. Tier-2 pass-O with Allen. Within-team rank #6 — elite QB context wasted on a depth player with no realistic weekly path.
131Cedric TillmanWRCLE
132Isaiah WilliamsWRNYJ
133Bub MeansWRNO
134Kendrick LawWRDET
135Ashton DulinWRIND
136Brenen ThompsonWRLAC304.0
137Darnell MooneyWRNYG245.0
138Brandon JohnsonWRLV
139Jimmy Horn Jr.WRCAR
140Malachi FieldsWRNYG198.0A rookie WR4 in a tier-8 passing offense, Fields projects just 27 targets in 2026, but a 179-point ceiling keeps the late-round dart interesting.
141Dont'e Thornton Jr.WRLV
142Elijah MooreWRPHI
143Skyy MooreWRGB
144Xavier WeaverWRARI
145CJ WilliamsWRJAX
146John Metchie IIIWRCAR
147Jalen RoyalsWRKC
148Chris MooreWRBAL
149Kyle WilliamsWRNEPatriots WR6 at 3% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Maye. Within-team rank #6 — pure depth, no realistic weekly path.
150Scott MillerWRCHI
151River CracraftWRWAS
152Marquez Valdes-ScantlingWRDAL
153Josh CameronWRJAX
154Ainias SmithWRCAR
155Johnny WilsonWRPHI
156Jamari ThrashWRCLE
157Jaylin LaneWRWAS
158Colbie YoungWRCIN
159Trey PalmerWRNO
160Dante PettisWRBUF
161David SillsWRTB
162Lewis BondWRHOU
163Tutu AtwellWRMIA276.0
164Elijah SarrattWRBAL
165Ted HurstWRTB280.0A rookie WR4 on a tier-2 passing offense with a 165-point ceiling and ADP deep enough to treat him as nearly free.
166Cyrus AllenWRKC266.0
167Kevin Austin Jr.WRNO
168Chris Brazzell IIWRCAR292.0
169Darius CooperWRPHI
170Tyler JohnsonWRDALBuccaneers rookie WR depth at 6% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — projection reflects no realistic path to weekly relevance.
171Emmanuel Henderson Jr.WRSEA
172Quez WatkinsWRPHI
173Deion BurksWRIND
174Mason TiptonWRNOSaints WR5 at 5% target share. Tier-6 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — pure depth play with no realistic path to weekly relevance.
175Tim PatrickWRNYJ
176JuJu Smith-SchusterWRNYG
177K.J. OsbornWRTEN
178Dylan DrummondWRATL
179Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMIA
180Kaden WetjenWRPIT
181Brycen TremayneWRCAR
182Malik BensonWRLV
183Reggie VirgilWRARI
184Isaiah HodginsWRNYG
185Bryce LanceWRNO
186Jalen ReagorWRMIA
187Odell Beckham Jr.WRNYG
188Jalin HyattWRNYG
189Terrace Marshall Jr.WRMIA
190Devontez WalkerWRBAL
191Jordan WatkinsWRSF
192Ke'Shawn WilliamsWRCINPatriots WR6 at 3% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Maye. Within-team rank #6 — pure depth, no realistic weekly path.
193Jonathan MingoWRDAL
194Efton Chism IIIWRNE
195NAWRDET
196Tom KennedyWRDET
197Malik TurnerWRSF
198Austin TrammellWRJAX
199Jahdae WalkerWRCHI
200Coleman OwenWRIND
201Gage LarvadainWRCLE
202Trent SherfieldWRBUF
203Kameron JohnsonWRTB
204Derius DavisWRLAC
205Jared WayneWRHOU
206Anthony GouldWRIND
207Tai FeltonWRMIN
208Charlie JonesWRCIN
209Skyler BellWRBUF282.0
210CJ DanielsWRLAR
211Britain CoveyWRPHI
212Tim JonesWRJAX
213Cody WhiteWRSEA
214Jason BrownleeWRKC
215Jake BoboWRSEA
216Nikko RemigioWRKC
217Michael BandyWRDEN
218Mecole HardmanWRBUF
219Samori ToureWRPHI
220Tylan WallaceWRCLE
221Casey WashingtonWRCAR
222Anthony SmithWRDAL
223Xavier GipsonWRNYG
224Dareke YoungWRLV
225Beaux CollinsWRNYG
226Devin DuvernayWRARI
227Ronnie BellWRNO
228Ryan MillerWRNYG
229Barion BrownWRNO
230Jacoby JonesWRWAS
231Theo Wease Jr.WRMIA
232Shedrick JacksonWRLV
233Malachi CorleyWRCLE
234Tahj WashingtonWRMIA
235Jalen BrooksWRARI
236Deven ThompkinsWRLV
237Justin WatsonWRHOU
238Mason KinseyWRTEN
239Bryce OliverWRTEN
240Arian SmithWRNYJ
241Cedrick Wilson Jr.WRDET
242Xavier RestrepoWRTEN
243Braxton BerriosWRNYG
244David MooreWRCARBills WR3 at 12% target share. Tier-3 pass-O with Allen. Within-team rank #3 limits, .24 spike. Flex upside only — most target share goes to Shakir/Cooper.
245Lil'Jordan HumphreyWRDEN
246KeAndre Lambert-SmithWRLACChargers WR5 rookie at 4% target share. Tier-4 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — pure depth, no projected weekly path even in best-case scenario.