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Rest Of Season Player Rankings - Wide Receivers: Week 4
John Tuvey September 28, 2011	Print

These player rankings track a player's value for the remainder of the season.

WIDE RECEIVERS

Rank	Player	Team	Bye
1	Andre Johnson	HOU	11
2	Calvin Johnson	DET	9
3	Vincent Jackson	SDC	6
4	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	6
5	Mike Wallace	PIT	11
6	Greg Jennings	GBP	8
7	Roddy White	ATL	8
8	Wes Welker	NEP	7
9	Steve Johnson	BUF	7
10	Hakeem Nicks	NYG	7
11	Brandon Marshall	MIA	5
12	Jeremy Maclin	PHI	7
13	DeSean Jackson	PHI	7
14	Reggie Wayne	IND	11
15	Anquan Boldin	BAL	5
16	Santana Moss	WAS	5
17	Steve Smith	CAR	9
18	Santonio Holmes	NYJ	8
19	Miles Austin	DAL	5
20	Dwayne Bowe	KCC	6
21	Robert Meachem	NOS	11
22	Dez Bryant	DAL	5
23	Mike Williams	TBB	8
24	Brandon Lloyd	DEN	6
25	Nate Washington	TEN	6
26	Mike Thomas	JAC	9
27	Deion Branch	NEP	7
28	David Nelson	BUF	7
29	Denarius Moore	OAK	8
30	Mario Manningham	NYG	7
31	Julio Jones	ATL	8
32	Devery Henderson	NOS	11
33	A.J. Green	CIN	7
34	Plaxico Burress	NYJ	8
35	Lance Moore	NOS	11
36	Jordy Nelson	GBP	8
37	Sidney Rice	SEA	6
38	Eric Decker	DEN	6
39	Victor Cruz	NYG	7
40	Percy Harvin	MIN	9
41	Nate Burleson	DET	9
42	Michael Crabtree	SFO	7
43	Torrey Smith	BAL	5
44	Marques Colston	NOS	11
45	Davone Bess	MIA	5
46	Emmanuel Sanders	PIT	11
47	Johnny Knox	CHI	8
48	Danny Amendola	STL	5
49	Malcom Floyd	SDC	6
50	Andre Caldwell	CIN	7
51	Antonio Brown	PIT	11
52	Donald Jones	BUF	7
53	Pierre Garcon	IND	11
54	Mike Sims-Walker	CHI	8
55	Mohamed Massaquoi	CLE	5
56	Jabar Gaffney	WAS	5
57	Steve Smith	PHI	7
58	Brian Hartline	MIA	5
59	Arrelious Benn	TBB	8
60	Titus Young	DET	9
61	Hines Ward	PIT	11
62	Jerome Simpson	CIN	7
63	Brandon LaFell	CAR	9
64	Dane Sanzenbacher	CHI	8
65	Josh Cribbs	CLE	5
66	Chad Ochocinco	NEP	7
67	Michael Jenkins	MIN	9
68	Danario Alexander	STL	5
69	Austin Collie	IND	11
70	Braylon Edwards	SFO	7
71	Devin Hester	CHI	8
72	Kevin Walter	HOU	11
73	Brandon Gibson	STL	5
74	Greg Little	CLE	5
75	Jason Hill	JAC	9

Reggie Wayne, Colts –
Still heavily targeted, but Kerry Collins couldn't connect with him and Curtis Painter seemed to be laser-locked on Pierre Garçon when he joined the fray. Still talented, still opportunity here, but we need to see more competent quarterback play first.

Nate Washington, Titans –
Washington was moving up the rankings of his own accord, but now that Kenny Britt will miss the rest of the season he has even more chances coming his way.

Denarius Moore, Raiders –
When the Raiders couldn't shake Moore free from Darrelle Revis, they just handed him the ball in the backfield and let him do the rest. You know Al Davis is making at least one call a quarter to Hue Jackson imploring him to get the ball to Moore.

Sidney Rice, Seahawks –
It's not going to be pretty in Seattle, but Rice clearly has Tarvaris Jackson's attention.

Victor Cruz, Giants –
Looks like that preseason game from a couple years back wasn't a fluke; dude can play. He'll be opposite Hakeem Nicks, which isn't a bad place to be.

Percy Harvin, Vikings –
Lightly used in Week 2, where was Harvin when the Vikings needed him in Week 3? On the sidelines, barfing. Just like Vikings fans everywhere. Health and quarterback issues are torpedoing his WR1 opportunity.

Torrey Smith, Ravens –
Not a bad debut, but don't forget it was Smith's struggles in the preseason that prompted Baltimore to trade for Lee Evans. There is also concern that his production will follow an Evans-like arc with big-game spikes followed by two- and three-week lulls.

Donald Jones, Bills –
You know Stevie Johnson, you've gotten to know slot receiver David Nelson; now meet the guy on the other side, who has the same number of targets as DeSean Jackson and Julio Jones.

Jerome Simpson, Bengals –
A big opportunity, up in smoke. The league has yet to officially take action, but on the bright side Simpson is used to running around in orange stripes.

Chad Ochocinco, Patriots –
The touchdown drop was inexcusable. No wonder Tom Brady is finding all kinds of other guys to throw to.

Michael Jenkins, Vikings –
While Percy Harvin heaves and Bernard Berrian sullies the backs of Minnesota milk cartons, Jenkins has been the Vikings' most targeted receiver. Sure, it's like having the best personal hygiene in France, but at least it's something.

COMMENTS (page 1 of 1)

Derek

Posted Sep 30, 2011 12:34am EDT

I'm especially puzzled by Maclin being ranked 12th overall?? I own him and I certainly don't feel that way about him. He had one monster game, but I don't expect him to repeat it. Care to elaborate on your thinking here?

Chris

Posted Sep 29, 2011 8:00pm EDT

Why is DeSean Jackson still at 13 when he has two bad games in a row and a lack of targets? I'm trying to trade him now to someone that still has hope in him.

Jim

Posted Sep 29, 2011 6:09pm EDT

Early Doucet? Sometimes they just seem to put guys on the list.

sage

Posted Sep 28, 2011 6:12pm EDT

2v:
lance moore @ 35? Come on, man!

OCSkins

Posted Sep 28, 2011 12:30am EDT

MIke Thomas at #26, really? Is that just because he's the only guy for Gabbert to throw to?

Posted Sep 27, 2011 10:56pm EDT

Mike, Jones typo fixed. Doucet just missed the list; not in the top 50 targets, couldn't work up any enthusiasm for him to crack the top 75. There must be a Bears joke I'm missing; Knox, MSW, Sanzenbacher and Hester are all ranked. Roy needs to prove he can catch, Bennett needs to get off the milk carton.

Mike G

Posted Sep 27, 2011 9:41pm EDT

Wheres Early Doucet, and Donald jones on AZ? or Buffalo/ and Bears Bum Otzen anywhere?

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