Week 9 WR Rankings

Jaxon Smith-Njigba ranks No. 2 overall and WR1 in PPR this week, projected for 24.1 PPR / 20.7 half-PPR / 17.3 standard points at home against the Arizona Cardinals. ARI has allowed 33.5 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 13th-most in the league. Recent form: 26.8 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 27.5). The projection calls for 9.8 targets, 6.8 catches, 112 yards and 1 TD. Played 97% of offensive snaps last game.

Puka Nacua ranks No. 4 overall and WR2 in PPR this week, projected for 23.6 PPR / 19.5 half-PPR / 15.5 standard points on the road against the Washington Commanders. WAS has allowed 33.6 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 12th-most in the league. Recent form: 27.3 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 24.8). The projection calls for 11.2 targets, 8.1 catches, 109 yards and 0.7 TD. Injury: listed Questionable (Knee) — confirm active status before kickoff.

CeeDee Lamb ranks No. 9 overall and WR3 in PPR this week, projected for 21.4 PPR / 17.8 half-PPR / 14.2 standard points on the road against the Indianapolis Colts. IND has allowed 27.4 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 27th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 23.6 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 22.4). The projection calls for 11.1 targets, 7.2 catches, 105 yards and 0.6 TD.

Amon-Ra St. Brown ranks No. 13 overall and WR4 in PPR this week, projected for 20.3 PPR / 16.8 half-PPR / 13.2 standard points on the road against the Miami Dolphins. MIA has allowed 25.4 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 30th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 17.8 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 19.7). The projection calls for 9.7 targets, 7.1 catches, 86 yards and 0.7 TD.

Ja'Marr Chase ranks No. 17 overall and WR5 in PPR this week, projected for 19.5 PPR / 16.3 half-PPR / 13.2 standard points on the road against the Atlanta Falcons. ATL has allowed 30.1 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 18th-most in the league. Recent form: 26.6 PPR points per game over the last 3, trending up from a 20 season average. The projection calls for 9.4 targets, 6.3 catches, 80 yards and 0.8 TD.

Drake London ranks No. 24 overall and WR6 in PPR this week, projected for 18.5 PPR / 15.6 half-PPR / 12.6 standard points at home against the Cincinnati Bengals. CIN has allowed 32.9 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 14th-most in the league. Recent form: 11.1 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 13.5). The projection calls for 9.4 targets, 5.8 catches, 105 yards and 0.3 TD.

Justin Jefferson ranks No. 29 overall and WR7 in PPR this week, projected for 17.6 PPR / 14.7 half-PPR / 11.9 standard points at home against the Buffalo Bills. BUF has allowed 37.1 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 5th-most in the league — a favorable draw. Recent form: 13.8 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 14.4). The projection calls for 9.5 targets, 5.7 catches, 79 yards and 0.7 TD. Played 96% of offensive snaps last game.

Nico Collins ranks No. 32 overall and WR8 in PPR this week, projected for 17.3 PPR / 14.6 half-PPR / 11.9 standard points on the road against the Los Angeles Chargers. LAC has allowed 30.3 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 17th-most in the league. Recent form: 8 PPR points per game over the last 3, down from a 15.2 season average. The projection calls for 8.1 targets, 5.4 catches, 81 yards and 0.6 TD. Played 67% of offensive snaps last game.

Tee Higgins ranks No. 38 overall and WR9 in PPR this week, projected for 16.4 PPR / 13.8 half-PPR / 11.3 standard points on the road against the Atlanta Falcons. ATL has allowed 30.1 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 18th-most in the league. Recent form: 28.2 PPR points per game over the last 3, trending up from a 20 season average. The projection calls for 8 targets, 5 catches, 85 yards and 0.5 TD.

Christian Watson ranks No. 42 overall and WR10 in PPR this week, projected for 15.9 PPR / 13.6 half-PPR / 11.3 standard points on the road against the New England Patriots. NE has allowed 33.8 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 10th-most in the league. Recent form: 12.5 PPR points per game over the last 3, down from a 18.4 season average. The projection calls for 7.7 targets, 4.6 catches, 78 yards and 0.6 TD. Played 49% of offensive snaps last game.

Rashee Rice ranks No. 44 overall and WR11 in PPR this week, projected for 15.6 PPR / 13.1 half-PPR / 10.5 standard points at home against the New York Jets. NYJ has allowed 28.5 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 24th-most in the league. Recent form: 9.4 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 11). The projection calls for 7.3 targets, 5.1 catches, 66 yards and 0.6 TD.

Malik Nabers ranks No. 45 overall and WR12 in PPR this week, projected for 15.5 PPR / 12.8 half-PPR / 10.1 standard points on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles. PHI has allowed 39.4 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 2nd-most in the league — a favorable draw. Recent form: 18.6 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 16.2). The projection calls for 9.7 targets, 5.5 catches, 81 yards and 0.3 TD.

Chris Olave ranks No. 47 overall and WR13 in PPR this week, projected for 15.5 PPR / 12.7 half-PPR / 10 standard points at home against the Cleveland Browns. CLE has allowed 29.3 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 21st-most in the league. Recent form: 14.2 PPR points per game over the last 3, down from a 17.7 season average. The projection calls for 8.8 targets, 5.5 catches, 76 yards and 0.4 TD.

Matthew Golden ranks No. 53 overall and WR14 in PPR this week, projected for 14.9 PPR / 12.3 half-PPR / 9.8 standard points on the road against the New England Patriots. NE has allowed 33.8 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 10th-most in the league. Recent form: 17.7 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 16.4). The projection calls for 9.6 targets, 5.1 catches, 76 yards and 0.3 TD. Played 86% of offensive snaps last game.

Luther Burden III ranks No. 57 overall and WR15 in PPR this week, projected for 14.4 PPR / 12 half-PPR / 9.6 standard points at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. TB has allowed 28 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 25th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 19.9 PPR points per game over the last 3, trending up from a 14.5 season average. The projection calls for 6.7 targets, 4.9 catches, 69 yards and 0.4 TD. Played 57% of offensive snaps last game.

Parker Washington ranks No. 60 overall and WR16 in PPR this week, projected for 14 PPR / 11.9 half-PPR / 9.8 standard points on the road against the Baltimore Ravens. BAL has allowed 35 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 8th-most in the league — a favorable draw. Recent form: 9.4 PPR points per game over the last 3, down from a 13.7 season average. The projection calls for 7 targets, 4.2 catches, 68 yards and 0.5 TD. Played 68% of offensive snaps last game.

Jalen Coker ranks No. 63 overall and WR17 in PPR this week, projected for 13.8 PPR / 11.4 half-PPR / 9 standard points at home against the Denver Broncos. DEN has allowed 27.9 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 26th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 6 PPR points per game over the last 3, down from a 12.3 season average. The projection calls for 7.6 targets, 4.8 catches, 64 yards and 0.4 TD.

Tetairoa McMillan ranks No. 64 overall and WR18 in PPR this week, projected for 13.8 PPR / 11.3 half-PPR / 8.9 standard points at home against the Denver Broncos. DEN has allowed 27.9 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 26th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 11.8 PPR points per game over the last 3, down from a 15.6 season average. The projection calls for 8.7 targets, 4.9 catches, 74 yards and 0.3 TD.

Zay Flowers ranks No. 65 overall and WR19 in PPR this week, projected for 13.8 PPR / 11.2 half-PPR / 8.7 standard points at home against the Jacksonville Jaguars. JAX has allowed 36.9 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 6th-most in the league — a favorable draw. Recent form: 11 PPR points per game over the last 3, down from a 15.9 season average. The projection calls for 7.3 targets, 5.1 catches, 69 yards and 0.3 TD. Played 66% of offensive snaps last game.

Omar Cooper Jr. ranks No. 71 overall and WR20 in PPR this week, projected for 13.4 PPR / 11.1 half-PPR / 8.8 standard points on the road against the Kansas City Chiefs. KC has allowed 24.9 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 31st-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 12.1 PPR points per game over the last 3, trending up from a 7 season average. The projection calls for 6.1 targets, 4.6 catches, 66 yards and 0.4 TD.

Jameson Williams ranks No. 72 overall and WR21 in PPR this week, projected for 13.4 PPR / 11.3 half-PPR / 9.3 standard points on the road against the Miami Dolphins. MIA has allowed 25.4 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 30th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 16 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 13.2). The projection calls for 6.3 targets, 4.1 catches, 66 yards and 0.4 TD.

Ladd McConkey ranks No. 75 overall and WR22 in PPR this week, projected for 13.1 PPR / 10.8 half-PPR / 8.6 standard points at home against the Houston Texans. HOU has allowed 37.3 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 4th-most in the league — a favorable draw. Recent form: 5.1 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 7.4). The projection calls for 7.1 targets, 4.5 catches, 67 yards and 0.3 TD. Played 90% of offensive snaps last game. Injury: listed Questionable (Back) — confirm active status before kickoff.

Michael Wilson ranks No. 76 overall and WR23 in PPR this week, projected for 13 PPR / 10.5 half-PPR / 8.1 standard points on the road against the Seattle Seahawks. SEA has allowed 23.3 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 32nd-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 14.9 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 13.6). The projection calls for 9.4 targets, 4.9 catches, 59 yards and 0.4 TD. Played 79% of offensive snaps last game.

Stefon Diggs ranks No. 77 overall and WR24 in PPR this week, projected for 12.9 PPR / 10.7 half-PPR / 8.6 standard points at home against the Los Angeles Rams. LAR has allowed 26.8 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 28th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 12.4 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 12.9). The projection calls for 7.4 targets, 4.3 catches, 48 yards and 0.6 TD.

DJ Moore ranks No. 78 overall and WR25 in PPR this week, projected for 12.8 PPR / 10.8 half-PPR / 8.8 standard points on the road against the Minnesota Vikings. MIN has allowed 25.9 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 29th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 10.7 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 10.6). The projection calls for 7.7 targets, 4 catches, 65 yards and 0.4 TD. Played 66% of offensive snaps last game.

Ryan Flournoy ranks No. 84 overall and WR26 in PPR this week, projected for 12.1 PPR / 9.8 half-PPR / 7.5 standard points on the road against the Indianapolis Colts. IND has allowed 27.4 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 27th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 10.5 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 9.3). The projection calls for 7.3 targets, 4.5 catches, 58 yards and 0.3 TD.

Rome Odunze ranks No. 86 overall and WR27 in PPR this week, projected for 11.6 PPR / 9.8 half-PPR / 7.9 standard points at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. TB has allowed 28 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 25th-most in the league — one of the tougher draws on the slate. Recent form: 10.2 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 9.1). The projection calls for 6.1 targets, 3.6 catches, 64 yards and 0.3 TD. Played 90% of offensive snaps last game.

Keenan Allen ranks No. 89 overall and WR28 in PPR this week, projected for 11.4 PPR / 9.1 half-PPR / 6.7 standard points at home against the Dallas Cowboys. DAL has allowed 35.6 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 7th-most in the league — a favorable draw. Recent form: 8.8 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 10.1). The projection calls for 6.7 targets, 4.7 catches, 49 yards and 0.3 TD.

Malik Washington ranks No. 93 overall and WR29 in PPR this week, projected for 11.1 PPR / 9 half-PPR / 6.9 standard points at home against the Detroit Lions. DET has allowed 37.7 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 3rd-most in the league — a favorable draw. Recent form: 8.5 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 9.5). The projection calls for 6.3 targets, 4.1 catches, 49 yards and 0.2 TD.

Jaylen Waddle ranks No. 94 overall and WR30 in PPR this week, projected for 11 PPR / 9 half-PPR / 6.9 standard points on the road against the Carolina Panthers. CAR has allowed 29.8 PPR points per game to wide receivers, 20th-most in the league. Recent form: 9 PPR points per game over the last 3 (season average 9.1). The projection calls for 7.4 targets, 4.2 catches, 53 yards and 0.2 TD. Injury: listed Out (Head) — confirm active status before kickoff.