2026 Fantasy Football WR Rankings (PPR)

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1Puka NacuaWRLAR4.0Three straight WR1 finishes with a 30% target share in a tier-1 pass offense, but the market is pricing him two rounds ahead of our projection.
2Ja'Marr ChaseWRCIN3.0The market has Chase as a top-3 pick, but a projected target share dip and pass offense upgrade suggest fair value, not a bargain.
3Amon-Ra St. BrownWRDET7.4Three straight WR3-or-better finishes, a 30.8% target share in a tier-1 passing offense, and near-zero bust risk make ARSB the safest WR2 on the board.
4Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEA5.2JSN owns a 33.5% target share and 100th-percentile target rate, but ADP prices him roughly two rounds ahead of where our model lands him.
5CeeDee LambWRDAL11.0A tier-1 pass offense WR4 at ADP 11.2 with 150 projected targets and a 196 floor that makes a bust nearly impossible.
6A.J. BrownWRNE19.4Brown lands in a tier-1 passing offense with Drake Maye ascending, projecting 127 targets and a 178-point floor as the clear WR1 alpha in New England.
7Nico CollinsWRHOU23.0Collins posted a 216-point WR1 season on a tier-4 passing offense; the 2026 projection holds near that line, but the QB situation just got weaker.
8Zay FlowersWRBAL35.0Flowers projects 28.7% target share and sits roughly two rounds ahead of ADP, making him one of the clearest market discounts at WR in 2026.
9Rashee RiceWRKC27.8Rice returns a 27.4% target share and 258 actual points in 2025, but the model sees a slight role dip and projects him roughly nine picks ahead of his ADP value.
10Chris OlaveWRNO28.0A 28% target share in a tier-6 pass offense kept Olave at WR11 in 2025, and the 2026 projection slides backward to 26.2% with a shaky QB room.
11George PickensWRDAL24.0Pickens lands in a tier-1 passing offense with elite YAC and EPA grades, but a projected target-share dip from 23% to 21.1% keeps the ceiling honest.
12Drake LondonWRATL17.6London's 30% target share and elite volume floor are real, but the market is pricing him nearly two rounds ahead of where our model lands.
13Justin JeffersonWRMIN10.2Elite target share in a bottom-tier passing offense makes Jefferson the most frustrating WR14 on the board.
14DeVonta SmithWRPHI28.4A.J. Brown's departure hands Smith a 25% target share and the clear WR1 role, but the market is pricing him roughly two rounds ahead of our projection.
15Tee HigginsWRCIN38.0Higgins projects 110 targets in a tier-2 passing offense, but that 6th-percentile separation grade is a real flag on a 199-point WR2 near the third round.
16Courtland SuttonWRDEN82.6Waddle's arrival shrinks Sutton's target share to 18.8%, but the market is pricing him nearly two rounds too late to ignore.
17Davante AdamsWRLAR51.8Adams posted 234 fantasy points in 2025 and lands in a tier-1 pass offense at an ADP roughly two rounds above our projection, making the value case real but narrow.
18Garrett WilsonWRNYJ40.2A 30.1% target share in a tier-8 passing offense last year is the exact ceiling, and 2026 projects a step down to 27.4%.
19Ladd McConkeyWRLAC40.8McConkey's 21% target share and elite YAC profile are real, but a tier-4 passing offense and ADP roughly 17 picks ahead of our projection make the price hard to justify.
20Alec PierceWRIND83.6Pierce's 4-year extension locks in WR2 role on a weak offense, but a 95th-percentile EPA rank and rising 19.6% target share say the production is real.
21Jameson WilliamsWRDET54.4Williams posted 186.6 actual points in 2025 and ranks in the 90th percentile for YPG, yet the market still prices him nearly a round above where we land.
22Christian WatsonWRGB60.2Watson's 92nd-percentile EPA and a projected jump to 22% target share make him a legit WR2 value sitting roughly two rounds past his ADP.
23Jaylen WaddleWRDEN50.0Waddle arrives in Denver as the clear WR1, but a tier-4 pass offense and a 0.05 projected TD rate make this a volume-over-upside bet near WR19.
24Tetairoa McMillanWRCAR40.8The market prices McMillan as a WR2, but a tier-7 pass offense and a shrinking target share make that ADP a tough sell.
25Mike EvansWRSF54.4A tier-2 passing offense upgrade fuels a modest projection bump from 148 actual to 168, but a 20.6% target share at age 33 caps the ceiling tighter than ADP suggests.
26Khalil ShakirWRBUF129.6Shakir's elite separation and YAC ability are real, but D.J. Moore's arrival shrinks his target share from 20.5% to 17.6% and caps his ceiling at 195.8 points.
27Jakobi MeyersWRJAX105.0Listed at WR3 on the depth chart behind Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter, Meyers is nonetheless the team's top projected target earner and roughly 33 picks cheaper than where the model values him.
28Malik NabersWRNYG37.0Nabers posted a 29.9% target share and 204 half-PPR points in 2025, but a tier-5 pass offense and shrinking projected share make the WR20 price tag a tough sell.
29Brian Thomas Jr.WRJAX65.8At 23 with 100 projected targets in a tier-2 pass offense, Thomas is a WR2 priced just inside his actual value with a crowded target tree keeping the ceiling honest.
30DK MetcalfWRPIT80.2Pittsburgh's new offense under Mike McCarthy projects a shrinking 18.9% target share for Metcalf, and the tier-5 pass offense makes that math hard to ignore at WR36.
31Terry McLaurinWRWAS49.2McLaurin's 23.6% target share holds steady, but a tier-5 pass offense and negative ADP value make him a market fade at his current price.
32Wan'Dale RobinsonWRTEN106.0Elite target volume in a thin tree, but a tier-8 pass offense and near-zero spike rate make Robinson a high-floor, low-ceiling WR3 available roughly two rounds ahead of where the market prices him.
33Rome OdunzeWRCHI61.4Odunze's 23.6% target share held firm in year one, but a projecting catch rate and flat role make him a WR3 priced like a WR2.
34Marvin Harrison Jr.WRARI72.4The market prices Harrison as a WR2, but a tier-7 QB situation and shrinking 16.2% target share make him a risky reach roughly 30 picks ahead of our projection.
35Quentin JohnstonWRLAC89.2Johnston finished WR2 in LAC in 2025 at 193 points, but a thinner projected target share and a tier-4 pass offense keep the ceiling honest at 202.
36Jordan AddisonWRMIN104.4Addison projects nearly the same 2025 output in a tier-7 pass offense with a murky QB room, making him a WR4 priced like a WR3.
37Michael WilsonWRARI90.8Arizona's WR1 in a tier-2 pass offense, but a bottom-19th-percentile separator on a tier-7 QB with zero spike-week history is a tough sell at ADP 90.
38Emeka EgbukaWRTB36.4Egbuka leads a tier-4 passing offense at just 22, but the market is pricing him roughly 13 picks ahead of where our model lands.
39Chris Godwin Jr.WRTB91.4The market is roughly 35 picks ahead of where we price him, and a shrinking target share in a tier-4 pass offense makes that gap hard to bridge.
40Romeo DoubsWRNE123.0A.J. Brown's arrival as the alpha WR1 frees Doubs into a tier-1 passing offense at roughly 30 picks of ADP value, but the separation concerns are real.
41Michael PittmanWRPIT99.2A tier-5 pass offense, a tier-7 QB room, and a shrinking target share make Pittman's 141-point projection hard to trust near ADP.
42DJ MooreWRBUF50.4The market is nearly 30 picks ahead of where we sit on Moore, and a 20.1% projected target share in a crowded Buffalo tree explains the gap.
43Jordyn TysonWRNO76.6A rookie WR2 landing in a thin target tree with 100 projected targets and a best-ball score that nearly matches his ADP.
44Luther Burden IIIWRCHI45.0Elite separation and elite YAC mark a 22-year-old ascending to WR2 duties in Chicago, but the market is pricing him nearly two rounds ahead of where we see him.
45Josh DownsWRIND102.8Downs leads the Colts target tree with a projected 20.9% share, but a tier-4 pass offense and 14.3% spike rate make him a volume-floor WR3 with limited upside.
46Jayden ReedWRGB100.2Elite separation (98th percentile) and a tick-up to 17.9% target share make Reed a WR2 worth grabbing roughly a round ahead of his ADP.
47Carnell TateWRTEN68.2A bottom-tier passing offense and a shrinking projected target share push this rookie WR well below his ADP of 67.4.
48Parker WashingtonWRJAX74.2Travis Hunter's arrival compresses Washington's target share from 18.9% to a projected 15.6%, and the market hasn't fully priced in that dilution.
49Ricky PearsallWRSF105.2Pearsall's target share is projected to shrink from 17.8% to 14.7% even as the QB situation jumps from tier-8 to elite, making him a crowded-roster story more than a breakout one.
50Jauan JenningsWRMIN156.0Jennings projects as a WR3 roughly 50 picks ahead of his ADP, but a tier-7 pass offense and shrinking target share make the gap narrower than it looks.
51Troy FranklinWRDEN226.0Waddle's arrival in Denver shrinks Franklin's target share to a projected 15%, but the market is pricing him nearly two rounds too cheap.
52Travis HunterWRJAX173.8Hunter's 81st-percentile separation and a roughly 78-pick ADP gap make him one of the clearest late-round values at the WR position.
53Xavier WorthyWRKC109.6Elite separation but a tier-4 passing offense and 16% target share keep Worthy capped as a WR4 priced like a WR3.
54Jerry JeudyWRCLE176.6A tier-6 passing offense with a rookie QB makes Jeudy's 94-target projection feel generous, but the market is still pricing him 47 picks too low.
55Tre TuckerWRLV163.4Tucker sits at the 88th percentile in separation but lands in a tier-7 passing offense with Kirk Cousins, making the 33-pick ADP gap the real story.
56Malik WashingtonWRMIA182.8Elite separation (94th percentile) in a tier-6 passing offense creates a frustrating puzzle: the route-running is real, but the supporting cast is not.
57Matthew GoldenWRGB120.0Golden's target share jumps from 11.6% to 16.3% in year two, but a tier-4 QB situation keeps the ceiling honest at 160.
58Cooper KuppWRSEA220.8Kupp costs roughly three rounds less than his projected output suggests, but a tier-5 QB situation and a 0.052 projected TD rate make that discount earned.
59Jalen CokerWRCAR134.6The market is about 30 picks too early on a WR3 in a tier-7 passing offense with a 0.049 projected touchdown rate.
60Jayden HigginsWRHOU130.8A 22-year-old rookie-year WR2 in Houston projects 77 targets in a tier-4 pass offense, with the market already pricing him 13 picks ahead of our number.
61Rashid ShaheedWRSEA137.8A tier-3 pass offense upgrade masks a shrinking 15.4% target share and a TD projection near zero, making Shaheed a ceiling-chaser with a shaky floor.
62KC ConcepcionWRCLE126.0A tier-6 passing offense and a shrinking 14.5% projected target share make Concepcion a tough sell despite the first-round pedigree.
63Makai LemonWRPHI92.2The market is nearly 60 picks high on a rookie stepping into a target tree that still runs through DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert.
64Ryan FlournoyWRDAL178.6A tier-1 passing offense's WR3 with elite separation and YAC numbers, available roughly two rounds later than his projection suggests he should go.
65Keon ColemanWRBUF245.6DJ Moore's arrival shrinks Coleman's target share from 17.7% to a projected 15.0%, but the market has him buried roughly seven rounds below where the model values him.
66Devaughn VeleWRNO266.0A 78th-percentile EPA receiver going at pick 277 in a target tree that just added a high-upside rookie opposite Chris Olave.
67Rashod BatemanWRBAL264.0The market is nearly 100 picks too low on a WR2 projecting 68 targets in a Lamar Jackson offense, but the efficiency numbers make this a ceiling play, not a floor one.
68Omar Cooper Jr.WRNYJ156.8A rookie WR4 in a tier-8 passing offense, Cooper Jr. projects for just 52 targets and a 10.8% target share while the market prices him 33 picks too high.
69Jaylin NoelWRHOU250.6A 77th-percentile EPA receiver hiding behind a 17th-percentile target share, Noel is roughly 83 picks cheaper than his projection suggests he should cost.
70Kendrick BourneWRARI303.0An ADP of 318 makes Bourne a near-free dart on a tier-2 pass offense, with a ceiling nearly 50 points above his price tag.
71Elic AyomanorWRTEN297.3Ayomanor costs almost nothing at ADP 299 but projects nearly identical points to his 2025 output, making him a legitimate late-round dart in a thin Tennessee receiver room.
72Andrei IosivasWRCIN297.3Iosivas sits roughly six rounds cheaper than his projection suggests, but a 9.8% target share on a crowded depth chart keeps the floor razor-thin.
73Pat BryantWRDEN258.2A 22-year-old WR4 in a tier-4 pass offense, Bryant's 100-point ADP gap makes him one of the clearest late-round values on the board.
74Adonai MitchellWRNYJ182.8A 23-year-old WR2 in a tier-8 passing offense with a shrinking target share, near-zero spike rate, and negative VORP; the market is already pricing him fairly.
75Jalen TolbertWRMIA291.0Dolphins WR3 at 11% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Tua. Within-team rank #3 — Hill/Waddle dominance limits weekly path.
76Darius SlaytonWRNYG308.7NA
77Dontayvion WicksWRPHI214.2NA
78Denzel BostonWRCLE161.6A rookie WR2 on a tier-6 passing offense with a 43-point floor and near-zero TD projection, Boston is a ceiling-or-bust dart at his ADP.
79Xavier LegetteWRCAR346.0A tier-7 passing offense, a 0.0% spike rate, and a projected TD rate near zero make Legette a deep-league dart worth taking roughly four rounds ahead of ADP.
80Josh PalmerWRBUF329.5Bills WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-2 pass-O with Allen. Within-team rank #4 — elite QB context but Shakir/Coleman/Cooper above limit path.
81Germie BernardWRPIT209.4A rookie WR3 going roughly three rounds ahead of his ADP, Bernard offers a 157.9 ceiling in a weak passing offense where opportunity remains thin.
82Kalif RaymondWRCHI274.0Elite separation rate at the 95th percentile can't overcome 7.4% projected target share and a near-zero spike rate in a crowded Chicago receiver room.
83Chimere DikeWRTEN274.5NA
84Kayshon BoutteWRNE206.0Patriots WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Maye. Within-team rank #4 — elite young-QB context but room is crowded above him.
85Marvin Mims Jr.WRDEN342.5Broncos WR4 at 7% target share. Tier-4 pass-O with Nix. Within-team rank #4 — depth play only with no realistic path to weekly relevance.
86Jalen NailorWRLV154.6NA
87Tyquan ThorntonWRKC260.6Chiefs WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-5 pass-O with Mahomes. Within-team rank #4 — depth only with Rice/Worthy/Hopkins competing for projected share.
88Olamide ZaccheausWRATL356.5A tier-7 passing offense, shrinking target share, and near-zero TD projection make Zaccheaus a dart throw worth taking 150 picks early.
89De'Zhaun StriblingWRSF200.8A 22-year-old rookie WR in a tier-1 QB situation, Stribling projects conservatively but his 2025 target share already outpaced the projection.
90Tre HarrisWRLAC176.6Elite YAC ability (96th percentile) on a crowded depth chart; Harris projects just 49 targets in a tier-4 passing offense, making upside contingent on role expansion.
91Calvin RidleyWRTEN186.2Titans 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.
92Xavier HutchinsonWRHOU305.5A 10.9% target share and a tier-4 pass offense make Hutchinson a low-floor, low-ceiling dart throw who costs almost nothing at ADP 314.
93Christian KirkWRSF215.8NA
94Mack HollinsWRNE338.5NA
95Jack BechWRLV278.8NA
96Marquise BrownWRPHINA
97Tez JohnsonWRTB336.0Elite separation in a tier-4 pass offense keeps Johnson buried at WR78, but his ADP sits roughly 165 picks later than our projection.
98Jahan DotsonWRATL300.8NA
99Van JeffersonWRWAS375.0NA
100Ashton DulinWRIND290.0NA
101DeMario DouglasWRNE311.0Elite separation and 93rd-percentile EPA in a tier-1 passing offense, but a shrinking 9.7% target share makes Douglas a ceiling-only dart at WR4.
102Treylon BurksWRWAS289.0NA
103Darnell MooneyWRNYG213.2NA
104Konata MumpfieldWRLAR290.0NA
105Antonio WilliamsWRWAS175.6A rookie WR2 in a weak passing offense, Williams offers thin volume at 52 targets but costs almost nothing at ADP 174.
106Caleb DouglasWRMIA275.8A rookie WR2 on a bottom-tier passing offense, Douglas is a deep-league flier whose 99-point ADP gap gives him real best-ball upside if Tua stays healthy.
107Greg DortchWRDET269.0Lions WR depth at 8% target share. Tier-2 pass-O. Within-team rank #3 — limited path with St. Brown/Williams/LaPorta above him on projected depth.
108Chris BellWRMIA239.4NA
109Dyami BrownWRWAS299.5Commanders WR5 at 6% target share. Tier-7 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — depth-only with no realistic weekly path.
110Ja'Kobi LaneWRBAL282.8A third-round rookie WR2 in Baltimore going 107 picks after our projection thinks he should, with a 133.6 ceiling and near-zero TD expectation baked in.
111Cedric TillmanWRCLE341.5NA
112Zavion ThomasWRCHI272.7A rookie with 83 picks of ADP value over projection, but a 15% spike rate and 128-point ceiling make him a cheap best-ball dart in a tier-3 Chicago passing offense.
113Mitchell TinsleyWRCIN430.0NA
114Zachariah BranchWRATL192.4A 22-year-old rookie in a tier-7 passing offense with shrinking projected target share, Branch is a deep-league flier with a 137 ceiling worth the price at ADP 193.
115Isaiah BondWRCLE315.0NA
116Roman WilsonWRPIT353.0NA
117Chris Brazzell IIWRCAR263.4NA
118Ted HurstWRTB242.8NA
119Malachi FieldsWRNYG234.2NA
120Tyler JohnsonWRDALBuccaneers rookie WR depth at 6% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — projection reflects no realistic path to weekly relevance.
121Jaylin LaneWRWAS327.0NA
122KaVontae TurpinWRDAL278.5NA
123Tyrell ShaversWRBUF386.0Bills 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.
124Calvin Austin IIIWRNYG329.0Giants 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.
125Isaac TeSlaaWRDET177.6Lions 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.
126Jalen McMillanWRTB149.0Buccaneers WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #4 limits projection — pure depth play unless Evans or Godwin misses time.
127David SillsWRTBNA
128Isaiah WilliamsWRNYJ374.0NA
129Kevin Austin Jr.WRNONA
130Brycen TremayneWRCARNA
131John Metchie IIIWRCAR337.0NA
132KeAndre Lambert-SmithWRLAC338.0Chargers 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.
133Kyle WilliamsWRNE343.0Patriots WR6 at 3% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Maye. Within-team rank #6 — pure depth, no realistic weekly path.
134Scott MillerWRCHI415.0NA
135Mason TiptonWRNOSaints WR5 at 5% target share. Tier-6 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — pure depth play with no realistic path to weekly relevance.
136Darius CooperWRPHINA
137JuJu Smith-SchusterWRNYG380.0NA
138Demarcus RobinsonWRSF379.0NA
139Casey WashingtonWRATLNA
140Elijah SarrattWRBAL263.8NA
141Tim PatrickWRNYJ401.0NA
142Brenen ThompsonWRLAC304.5NA
143Kaden WetjenWRPITNA
144Reggie VirgilWRARI359.0NA
145Colbie YoungWRCIN313.0NA
146Marquez Valdes-ScantlingWRDALNA
147Dylan DrummondWRATLNA
148Bryce LanceWRNO301.7NA
149Skyler BellWRBUF280.3NA
150Isaiah HodginsWRNYGNA
151Xavier 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.
152Lil'Jordan HumphreyWRDENNA
153Deion BurksWRIND352.0NA
154Jalin HyattWRNYGNA
155Josh CameronWRJAX365.0NA
156CJ WilliamsWRJAXNA
157Malik BensonWRLV282.5NA
158Theo Wease Jr.WRMIANA
159Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMIA290.0NA
160Anthony SmithWRDALNA
161Emmanuel Henderson Jr.WRSEANA
162Kendrick LawWRDETNA
163Cyrus AllenWRKC289.0NA
164Barion BrownWRNO383.0NA
165Lewis BondWRHOU417.0NA
166CJ DanielsWRLAR335.0NA
167Braxton BerriosWRNYGNA
168Xavier RestrepoWRTENNA