2024 Week 13 Fantasy Football Rankings: WR

Ja’Marr Chase aims to stay sizzling in a tough Steelers matchup, Courtland Sutton crashes the WR1 ranks for the Broncos, and Marvin Harrison Jr. looks to cash in a plus Vikings setup.

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Week 13 Receivers

1	Justin Jefferson	MIN	vs. ARI
2	A.J. Brown	PHI	at BAL
3	Nico Collins	HOU	at JAC
4	Puka Nacua	LAR	at NO
5	Ja’Marr Chase	CIN	vs. PIT
6	Amon-Ra St. Brown	DET	vs. CHI
7	CeeDee Lamb	DAL	vs. NYG
8	Cooper Kupp	LAR	at NO
9	Mike Evans	TB	at CAR
10	Courtland Sutton	DEN	vs. CLE
11	Malik Nabers	NYG	at DAL
12	Drake London	ATL	vs. LAC
13	Terry McLaurin	WAS	vs. TEN
14	Tee Higgins	CIN	vs. PIT
15	George Pickens	PIT	at CIN
16	Ladd McConkey	LAC	at ATL
17	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	SEA	at NYJ
18	Tyreek Hill	MIA	at GB
19	DK Metcalf	SEA	at NYJ
20	Calvin Ridley	TEN	at WAS
21	Davante Adams	NYJ	vs. SEA
22	Marvin Harrison Jr.	ARI	at MIN
23	Garrett Wilson	NYJ	vs. SEA
24	Zay Flowers	BAL	vs. PHI
25	Jerry Jeudy	CLE	at DEN
26	DJ Moore	CHI	at DET
27	Jameson Williams	DET	vs. CHI
28	Darnell Mooney	ATL	vs. LAC
29	Jaylen Waddle	MIA	at GB
30	Jauan Jennings	SF	at BUF
31	Jayden Reed	GB	vs. MIA
32	Brian Thomas Jr.	JAC	vs. HOU
33	Khalil Shakir	BUF	vs. SF
34	DeAndre Hopkins	KC	vs. LV
35	Deebo Samuel	SF	at BUF
36	Michael Pittman Jr.	IND	at NE
37	Jordan Addison	MIN	vs. ARI
38	Jakobi Meyers	LV	at KC
39	Keenan Allen	CHI	at DET
40	Amari Cooper	BUF	vs. SF
41	Rome Odunze	CHI	at DET
42	Tank Dell	HOU	at JAC
43	Keon Coleman	BUF	vs. SF
44	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	NO	vs. LAR
45	Christian Watson	GB	vs. MIA
46	Xavier Worthy	KC	vs. LV
47	Nick Westbrook-Ikhine	TEN	at WAS
48	Quentin Johnston	LAC	at ATL
49	Elijah Moore	CLE	at DEN
50	Devaughn Vele	DEN	vs. CLE
51	Xavier Legette	CAR	vs. TB
52	Wan’Dale Robinson	NYG	at DAL
53	Adam Thielen	CAR	vs. TB
54	DeMario Douglas	NE	vs. IND
55	Noah Brown	WAS	vs. TEN
56	Rashod Bateman	BAL	vs. PHI
57	Alec Pierce	IND	at NE
58	Joshua Palmer	LAC	at ATL
59	Kendrick Bourne	NE	vs. IND
60	Dontayvion Wicks	GB	vs. MIA
61	Michael Wilson	ARI	at MIN
62	Tyler Lockett	SEA	at NYJ
63	Ricky Pearsall	SF	at BUF
64	Tre Tucker	LV	at KC
65	Adonai Mitchell	IND	at NE
66	Brandin Cooks	DAL	vs. NYG
67	Demarcus Robinson	LAR	at NO
68	Jalen McMillan	TB	at CAR
69	Darius Slayton	NYG	at DAL
70	Kayshon Boutte	NE	vs. IND
71	Calvin Austin III	PIT	at CIN
72	JuJu Smith-Schuster	KC	vs. LV
73	Jalen Tolbert	DAL	vs. NYG
74	Jahan Dotson	PHI	at BAL

WR Notes: If Justin Jefferson is still the clear-cut WR1 overall, he’s had a funny way of showing it the past three weeks. 13 catches for 156 scoreless yards. The hope is that Jordan Addison and T.J. Hockenson’s Week 12 eruptions begin to make the price of doubling Jefferson every snap too expensive for opposing defenses. … CeeDee Lamb is second to only Puka Nacua in targets since Cooper Rush took over as quarterback in Week 10. He has yet to spike a week in that span, but it’s inevitable on that kind of usage. The Giants don’t have the answer to slow CeeDee. … Although he is just now cracking the top 20 on the year, Courtland Sutton is the WR4 by average PPR points over the past five weeks. The Browns’ pass defense is still respectable enough, but it’s nowhere close to the stay-away unit of yore. In fact, only eight teams are surrendering more receiver fantasy points. … I will keep going with bullish Jaxon Smith-Njigba rankings. Every sign is suddenly blinking WR1, and the Jets are a much better matchup than their season-long metrics would indicate. This has simply not been a good defense since Robert Saleh’s firing.

Malik Nabers going “I don’t know, ask coach” mode following Sunday’s disgusting Bucs loss got approximately three new Tommy DeVito injuries created in three days. The meme man has given way to Drew Lock. That could lower Nabers’ compiling floor, but it also gives him an actual down-field ceiling vs. the Cowboys’ burnable defense. Nabers seems poised to snap his slump on Thanksgiving. … Drake London headed into the Falcons’ bye week in a protracted slump. A lingering hip injury likely had something to do with it. Expect increased London targets and production as the Falcons go feral mode to try to make the playoffs. … It’s time for the Chargers to get serious about increasing Ladd McConkey’s target share. Quentin Johnston is a strict MVS-style role player, while Josh Palmer’s air yards keep amounting to prayer yards. Ladd remains ludicrously efficient on his surprisingly modest target totals. Cut him loose, Harbs. Hopefully he has no choice after Johnston and Palmer’s Monday night fiasco. ... George Pickens continues to sort of be a WR1. The now will be never against the Bengals, who can’t get stops and are highly exploitable down the field.

Tyreek Hill no longer has a WR1 leg to stand on. He’s not particularly close to full health, and the Dolphins have zero incentive to change their dink-and-dunk, short-area approach. If there’s hope, it’s that Hill gets more involved in that part of the field. His targets floor has at least remained solid. … We can’t mention Hill without highlighting Jaylen Waddle’s long-awaited Week 12 breakout. The question is, what does one game of production materially change? I guess Waddle at least has a ceiling again. The floor remains that of a WR3. … Early post-trade conventional wisdom had Garrett Wilson ranking ahead of Davante Adams. One of the reasons, uhh, was Wilson scoring way more fantasy points. I think those days have come and gone with Aaron Rodgers in last-stand mode. Adams is now unsurprisingly commanding far more targets. Wilson still has game-breaking upside down the field, but that’s a place where Rodgers fears to tread. I’m ranking Adams higher for Week 13.

I wanted to rank Marvin Harrison Jr. so much lower, but this is a rare week that plays to the Cardinals’ passing-game strengths. Mediocre though he’s been, Kyler Murray has been one of the league’s better QBs under pressure. He should be able to navigate the Vikings’ ferocious blitz well enough to find MHJ down the field against a defense coughing up the second most receiver fantasy points. … Jauan Jennings will find himself inside the top 30 if Brock Purdy (shoulder) plays. If not, I will probably have to drop him outside the top 36. … Zay Flowers and Jayden Reed are two wideouts who are both dangerous with the ball in their hands who have nevertheless long since lost WR2 benefit of the doubt. The targets simply aren’t plentiful enough in run-first offenses. You can happily treat them as WR3s because of the YAC-based upside potential. … The same compiling formula each of DJ Moore, Keenan Allen and Rome Odunze rode in Week 12 is there for Thanksgiving Day. Massive road underdogs, the Bears will be passing all afternoon against a strong Lions defense that is also short-handed in the secondary and giving up plenty of raw receiving production. Chicago just needs to hope short-week Caleb Williams doesn’t get torpedoed by the pass rush.

Jerry Jeudy has been a PPR WR1 over the past five weeks. Cedric Tillman (concussion) remains sidelined for Week 13. Jeudy’s concern is Patrick Surtain’s lock-down coverage, but Jameis Winston takes so many different bites at the apple that Jeudy can still get home in the top 30. … It’s really difficult to know what to do with the Bills’ receiver corps. Keon Coleman (wrist) appears ready to return. Dalton Kincaid (knee) seems poised to sit. Amari Cooper will be healthier and more up to speed on the Bills’ playbook following the bye. That’s why I’m fading Khalil Shakir’s recent WR2 production and instituting sort of a WR3/4 free-for-all amidst Buffalo’s wideouts. … Tank Dell is having a Tony Pollard-style season. He simply doesn’t look like the same player less than a year removed from his traumatic leg break. Matchups don’t get better than the Jags, but it might be “wait ‘til next year” with the Texans’ talented young wideout. … The bye was well-timed for Brian Thomas Jr. (ribs). The problems are he’ll be catching passes from a one-armed Trevor Lawrence against a strong overall Texans pass D. … Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine: Zero-point floors, surprise WR2 upside.