Free Fantasy Football Player Rankings: Wide Recievers

In this years draft only Houston Texans Wide Reciever Andre Johnson is worth consideration in the first round of your fantasy football draft.

The next tier of receivers are all 2nd round selections. There has been some interesting moves this off-season, but put your popcorn down, because TO has still not signed with a team.

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Rank #	QUARTERBACKS RUNNING BACKS WIDE RECIEVERS TIGHT ENDS KICKERS
1	Andre Johnson Houston Texans
	This guy is a beast. The only Fantasy Football WR worthy of a first round draft pick this fantasy season.
2	Roddy White Atlanta Falcons
	This guy did good by me last year, I would consider him for my fantasy roster if he is around late 2nd early 3rd round.
3	Calvin Johnson Detroit Lions
	Stud. If the Lions can keep their young QB healthy Calvin Johnson will be a Fantasy Football Beast.
4	Hakeem Nicks New York Giants
	Nicks is one of the Giants better recieving options, so if he can stay healthy Eli will be looking for his number.
5	Greg Jennings Green Bay Packers
	Talk about a fantasy bust, this guy only scored 4 times in 2009. If you were in a TD only league, you wanted to bench him. Should be improved this season.
6	Mike Wallace Pittsburgh Steelers
	Love him. Wallace is another one of our sleeper picks this season. With Holmes gone, someone has to step up, and thus far it looks like he is the man.
7	Reggie Wayne Indianapolis Colts
	Wayne managed to bring in 100 receptions last year! You know Payten will get Wayne the ball.
8	Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals
	Although I have big time concerns over who will be attempting to fill the large shoes of Kurt Warner, this guy is a real talent.
9	Vincent Jackson San Diego Chargers
	Kind of a trouble maker, but a great option for Phillip Rivers. He will be suspended for a bit, so he may be a better number two receiever.
10	Miles Austin Dallas Cowboys
	This guy blew up last season! I can't see why he would become less productive, even with the non pad-carrying Dez Bryant getting drafted. Dallas should have a wicked passing attack.
11	DeSean Jackson Philadelphia Eagles
	Kolb has a lot to prove this season, so if he is successful, Jackson will have to play a big role.
12	Brandon Marshall Miami Dolphins
	Will Chad Henne be the man to get the most out of Marshall? Troubled wide reciver found a new home in Miami, still predicted to have double digit scores.
13	Dwayne Bowe Kansas City Chiefs

14	Santonio Holmes New York Jets
	With a 5 year contract ahead of him, Holmes will bring a spark to the Jet's offense for years to come. He is a playmaker and now has the bonus of Plaxico to draw coverage.
15	Wes Welker New England Patriots
	The problem with New England recievers in Fantasy is that Brady spreads the ball around to everyone shy of the water-boy. Lets not forget Brady will have to keep Ocho content. Welker will slide down depth charts in 2011.
16	Percy Harvin Minnesota Vikings
	Favre is gone for good (right?) With Mcnabb at the helm he could find Harvin open downfield, Mcnabb is no spring chicken, but he is much more mobile than Favre.
17	Jeremy Maclin Philadelphia Eagles
	Vick has added spark back into the Eagles offense. When the defense needs to stay in to protect against the QB run, someone will break open for a big one.
18	Marques Colston New Orleans Saints
	Still concerned about picking a Saint or Patriot wideout. They spread the ball around which is great to keep defenses guessing, but bad for fantasy value.
19	Kenny Britt Tennessee Titans

20	Dez Bryant Dallas Cowboys
	This year Dez is set to take the step towards superstardome. The clear number one recover on the cowboys now, let's hope he avoids the sophomore jinks. (Dez Bryant is my 2011 Fantasy football Keeper Selection)
21	Steve Johnson Buffalo Bills

22	Brandon Lloyd Denver Broncos

23	Mike Williams Tampa Bay Buccaneers
	Mike blew up in the 2010 NFL season. Towards the end of the season, Williams getting into the endzone was a given.
24	Anquan Boldin Baltimore Ravens
	With the Ravens opening up their offense, Anquan may be just the thing Flacco needs to take the next step.
25	Sideny Rice Seattle Seahawks
	Now with the Seahawks, Rice will get many late game bombs thrown his way. I expect Seatle to play from behind alot in 2011.
26	Mario Manningham New York Giants

27	Chad Ochocinco New England Patriots
	Under a much better system in New England, 85 should do well. Brady will keep him happy.
28	Pierre Garcon Indianapolis Colts
	Garcon has attracted Peyton's attention and will compliment Wayne nicely. Not a bad 3rd string WR for your fantasy football team.
29	Mike Thomas Jacksonville Jaguars

30	Santana Moss Washington Redskins

31	Johnny Knox Chicago Bears

32	Austin Collie Indianapolis Colts
	If he gets open, Peyton will find him. He may not play every down, but has a change for the endzone everytime he steps on the field.
33	Mike Sims-Walker Jacksonville Jaguars
	He is a great reciever, but he is on the MJD offense so may not pull in the fantasy football number you would want. ESPN predicts he will pull in 68 catches.
34	Steve Smith Carolina Panthers

35	A.J. Green Cincinnati Bengals
	Green looks to fill the shoes of Ocho and TO, should have plenty of chances to succeed.
36	Jacoby Ford Oakland Raiders

37	Braylon Edwards San Francisco 49ers
	Braylon may benefit from the arrival of Santanio Holmes. Holmes will attract attention on defenses allowing Edwards to show his stuff.
38	Roy Williams Chicago Bears
	A great talent that never really reached his potential in Dallas. Hopefully the fresh start in Chicago will refresh Williams.
39	Plaxico Burress New York Jets
	Recently out of prison, Plaxico looks to prove himself with the New York Jets. Complimenting Holmes and Keller, Plaxico should find a grove to be successful.
40	Lance Moore New Orleans Saints
	Moore is a mid-pack reciever, predicted to pull in about 50 receptions this season. It is tough to rank the Saint's WR core, because Drew spreads the ball around ALOT.
41	Deion Branch New England Patriots
	Welker and Ocho and Tight Ends oh my. Brady just has so many targets, We dont like Branch outside of a bye-week replacement.
42	Robert Meachem New Orleans Saints
	Drew likes to spread the ball around so none of the Saints receivers are a top tier Fantasy Football selection.
43	Michael Crabtree San Francisco 49ers
	Crabtree was a Fantasy football let down last season, this season will be telling towards his development.
44	Jerome Simpson Cincinnati Bengals
	There are sleeper rumors on Simpson this year. Could he be this year's Mike Williams (TB)?
45	Jordy Nelson Green Bay Packers

46	Derrick Mason New York Jets
	Mason is the Jet's 3rd reciever, behind Holmes and Plaxico.
47	Mike Williams Seattle Seahawks

48	Greg Little Cleveland Browns

49	Malcom Floyd San Diego Chargers

50	Danny Amendola St. Louis Rams

51	Davone Bess Miami Dolphins

52	Steve Breaston Kansas City Chiefs
	Breaston moves from Arizona to the Chiefs looking to become a number one target. He could give Bowe a run for his money.
53	Hines Ward Pittsburgh Steelers
	One of the most reliable WRs in the game today. He is not flashy put could walk away with big reception fantasy football points.
54	Julio Jones Atlanta Falcons

55	James Jones Green Bay Packers

56	Anthony Armstrong Washington Redskins

57	Louis Murphy Oakland Raiders

58	Nate Burleson Detroit Lions
	If he can stay healthy, he can find some open space with Calvin Johnson attracting the defense's attention.
59	Jordon Shipley Cincinnati Bengals

60	Steve Smith Philadelphia Eagles
	Smith will love playing with Mike Vick, the play is never over in Philly.
61	Donald Driver Green Bay Packers
	Driver is still hanging in there. He has lost a lot of his fantasy appeal, but still a value to Aaron Rodgers.
62	Arrelious Benn Tampa Bay Buccaneers

63	Lee Evens Baltimore Ravens