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Rest Of Season Player Rankings - Wide Receivers: Week 7
John Tuvey October 18, 2011	Print

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

WIDE RECEIVERS

Rank	Player	Team	Bye
1	Calvin Johnson	DET	9
2	Wes Welker	NEP	7
3	Greg Jennings	GBP	8
4	Vincent Jackson	SDC	6
5	Hakeem Nicks	NYG	7
6	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	6
7	Mike Wallace	PIT	11
8	Steve Smith	CAR	9
9	Steve Johnson	BUF	7
10	Roddy White	ATL	8
11	Miles Austin	DAL	5
12	Dwayne Bowe	KCC	6
13	Andre Johnson	HOU	11
14	A.J. Green	CIN	7
15	DeSean Jackson	PHI	7
16	Jeremy Maclin	PHI	7
17	Dez Bryant	DAL	5
18	Anquan Boldin	BAL	5
19	Brandon Marshall	MIA	5
20	Brandon Lloyd	STL	5
21	Pierre Garçon	IND	11
22	Santana Moss	WAS	5
23	Jordy Nelson	GBP	8
24	Santonio Holmes	NYJ	8
25	Julio Jones	ATL	8
26	Marques Colston	NOS	11
27	Deion Branch	NEP	7
28	Eric Decker	DEN	6
29	Reggie Wayne	IND	11
30	Victor Cruz	NYG	7
31	Nate Washington	TEN	6
32	Michael Crabtree	SFO	7
33	Percy Harvin	MIN	9
34	Sidney Rice	SEA	6
35	Mike Williams	TBB	8
36	Mario Manningham	NYG	7
37	Robert Meachem	NOS	11
38	Darius Heyward-Bey	OAK	8
39	David Nelson	BUF	7
40	Mike Thomas	JAC	9
41	Early Doucet	ARI	6
42	Malcom Floyd	SDC	6
43	Plaxico Burress	NYJ	8
44	Doug Baldwin	SEA	6
45	James Jones	GBP	8
46	Jerome Simpson	CIN	7
47	Jacoby Jones	HOU	11
48	Steve Breaston	KCC	6
49	Lance Moore	NOS	11
50	Greg Little	CLE	5
51	Arrelious Benn	TBB	8
52	Torrey Smith	BAL	5
53	Nate Burleson	DET	9
54	Demaryius Thomas	DEN	6
55	Johnny Knox	CHI	8
56	Damian Williams	TEN	6
57	Jason Avant	PHI	7
58	Jason Hill	JAC	9
59	Mohamed Massaquoi	CLE	5
60	Michael Jenkins	MIN	9
61	Donald Jones	BUF	7
62	Devery Henderson	NOS	11
63	Devin Hester	CHI	8
64	Preston Parker	TBB	8
65	Jerome Kerley	NYJ	8
66	Kevin Walter	HOU	11
67	Donald Driver	GBP	8
68	Eddie Royal	DEN	6
69	Andre Caldwell	CIN	7
70	Earl Bennett	CHI	8

Andre Johnson, Texans –
AJ says his hamstring injury will keep him out "six weeks, tops". That's another month, which would put him on the field just in time for Houston's Week 11 bye.

A.J. Green, Bengals –
Green has been everything the Bengals wanted in their top draft pick, without all of Ochocinco's baggage. Or T.O.'s. Or, come to think of it, Jerome Simpson's.

Marques Colston, Saints –
You can't go too deep in the New Orleans receiving corps with Jimmy Graham and Darren Sproles housing so many looks, but Colston seems to be the one wideout fantasy owners can depend on.

Eric Decker, Broncos –
Brandon Lloyd is gone, and while Eddie Royal and Demaryius Thomas are back at practice Decker looks to be the guy Tim Tebow will focus on.

Darius Heyward-Bey, Raiders –
Make it three straight quality outings for the much-maligned former first-rounder. And now he'll have Carson Palmer throwing to him.

Greg Little, Browns –
Came within inches of scoring in his first NFL start, and was the team's most targeted wide receiver. That's still a little bit like having the most teeh in an Arkansas trailer park.

Demaryius Thomas, Broncos –
Was drafted ahead of Decker, and probably has more pure athletic ability than his Denver counterpart. But it's also been almost a full year since we've seen him on the football field, and he has a knack for finding the trainer's room.

Jerome Kerley, Jets –
Elevated from return man to third receiver, replacing the departed Derrick Mason. Probably won't make nearly as many waves.

COMMENTS (page 1 of 1)

OCSkins

Posted Oct 21, 2011 2:30am EDT

I'm curious about the potential of the Jags WRs, specifically Mike Thomas and Mike Sims-Walker. Both guys are available in my league and I'm wondering if either is a sneaky pickup. I know it's still Gabbert at QB, but how does MSW being back in Jax affect their value moving forward? Thanks, always look forward to the new rankings!

squirrel

Posted Oct 19, 2011 9:26pm EDT

Matt Moore!

Posted Oct 19, 2011 4:51pm EDT

Why is Marshall so low and Fitzgerald so high given similar seasons to date?

skhyatt

Posted Oct 19, 2011 3:17am EDT

Cheers for taking the time to explain your position. Much appreciated.

Posted Oct 19, 2011 2:49am EDT

Hawk, Lloyd's team was changed in one place but not another; that's been corrected. And the Rams haven't been able to generate a consistently contributing fantasy wideout since Amendola went down, so they trade for one; that's not going to give Alexander a chance at better fantasy production. Maybe he emerges from Gibson, Salas, et. al. as a secondary target--in essence, the role Eddie Royal played last year. But like I said with the Steelers below, there's no consistency there that can be trusted. I don't want to chase points; if I'm going to use a committee wideout I'll use one of the Saints, since that offense is more likely to put up points.

Posted Oct 19, 2011 2:41am EDT

SecondString, both Ward and Brown were kicked around near the bottom of the list. Ward has exactly one useful fantasy game thus far, and Brown has three catches the last two games. Throw in Sanders and Heath Miller and it's a mess; you really want to count on one of those guys? Maybe one or both will have a game that registers on the fantasy radar, but I don't want to bank on one of them. That's why the more targeted, more consistently productive guys are on the list and Ward and Brown aren't.

Hawk

Posted Oct 18, 2011 8:19pm EDT

have Lloyd listed as DEN, and no other STL WR listed?? Where is D Alexander? Come on guys...

SecondString

Posted Oct 18, 2011 7:43pm EDT

Where are Hines Ward & Antonio Brown on the WR ROS list?????????

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