2024 Week 4 Fantasy Football Rankings: WR

Nico Collins looks to continue going off vs. the Jaguars, Garrett Wilson confronts another tough matchup, and Diontae Johnson follows up the best game of his career.

Other positions: Quarterback | Running Back | Tight End/Kickers/Defense

Week 4 Receivers

1	Justin Jefferson	MIN	at GB
2	CeeDee Lamb	DAL	at NYG
3	Nico Collins	HOU	vs. JAC
4	Amon-Ra St. Brown	DET	vs. SEA
5	Ja’Marr Chase	CIN	at CAR
6	Rashee Rice	KC	at LAC
7	Marvin Harrison Jr.	ARI	vs. WAS
8	DK Metcalf	SEA	at DET
9	Malik Nabers	NYG	vs. DAL
10	Brandon Aiyuk	SF	vs. NE
11	Chris Olave	NO	at ATL
12	Garrett Wilson	NYJ	vs. DEN
13	Tyreek Hill	MIA	vs. TEN
14	DJ Moore	CHI	vs. LAR
15	Chris Godwin	TB	vs. PHI
16	Diontae Johnson	CAR	vs. CIN
17	Davante Adams	LV	vs. CLE
18	Mike Evans	TB	vs. PHI
19	Amari Cooper	CLE	at LV
20	Zay Flowers	BAL	vs. BUF
21	George Pickens	PIT	at IND
22	Terry McLaurin	WAS	at ARI
23	Jameson Williams	DET	vs. SEA
24	Drake London	ATL	vs. NO
25	Stefon Diggs	HOU	vs. JAC
26	Tee Higgins	CIN	at CAR
27	Jayden Reed	GB	vs. MIN
28	Jaylen Waddle	MIA	vs. TEN
29	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	SEA	at DET
30	Rome Odunze	CHI	vs. LAR
31	Jauan Jennings	SF	vs. NE
32	Rashid Shaheed	NO	at ATL
33	Darnell Mooney	ATL	vs. NO
34	Khalil Shakir	BUF	at BAL
35	Calvin Ridley	TEN	at MIA
36	Christian Kirk	JAC	at HOU
37	Brian Thomas Jr.	JAC	at HOU
38	Tank Dell	HOU	vs. JAC
39	Michael Pittman	IND	vs. PIT
40	Xavier Worthy	KC	at LAC
41	Tyler Lockett	SEA	at DET
42	DeAndre Hopkins	TEN	at MIA
43	Jerry Jeudy	CLE	at LV
44	Courtland Sutton	DEN	at NYJ
45	Christian Watson	GB	vs. MIN
46	Wan’Dale Robinson	NYG	vs. DAL
47	Ladd McConkey	LAC	vs. KC
48	Demarcus Robinson	LAR	at CHI
49	Jakobi Meyers	LV	vs. CLE
50	Quentin Johnston	LAC	vs. KC
51	Alec Pierce	IND	vs. PIT
52	Tutu Atwell	LAR	at CHI
53	Andrei Iosivas	CIN	at CAR
54	Jalen Nailor	MIN	at GB
55	Brandin Cooks	DAL	at NYG
56	Michael Wilson	ARI	vs. WAS
57	Keon Coleman	BUF	at BAL
58	DeMario Douglas	NE	at SF
59	Gabe Davis	JAC	at HOU
60	Ray-Ray McCloud	ATL	vs. NO
61	Greg Dortch	ARI	vs. WAS
62	Curtis Samuel	BUF	at BAL
63	Allen Lazard	NYJ	vs. DEN
64	Jalen Tolbert	DAL	at NYG
65	Xavier Legette	CAR	vs. CIN
66	Mike Williams	NYJ	vs. DEN
67	Josh Reynolds	DEN	at NYJ
68	Romeo Doubs	GB	vs. MIN
69	Luke McCaffrey	WAS	at ARI
70	Rashod Bateman	BAL	vs. BUF
71	Josh Downs	IND	vs. PIT
72	Dontayvion Wicks	GB	vs. MIN
73	Ja’Lynn Polk	NE	at SF

WR Notes: The only keeping Justin Jefferson from an explosion contest so far has been non-competitive game script. Albeit along with Jaire Alexander, that should finally arrive Sunday in Green Bay. … Nico Collins is looking more and more like someone who wants to challenge for the No. 1 overall spot. He’s been the lone consistent aspect of the Texans’ offense thus far. The miserable Jags enter Week 4 permitting the third most passing yards. … Neither DeVonta Smith (concussion) nor A.J. Brown (hamstring) seem likely to suit up against the Bucs’ injury-wrecked defense. That leaves … people to catch passes. Jahan Dotson and Johnny Wilson won’t be recommended DFS punts in Smith/Brown’s absence. … Tee Higgins returned Monday and Ja’Marr Chase had the seventh biggest PPR explosion of his career, albeit on “just” seven targets. The Panthers are still a great spot to run it back. Higgins showed enough to return himself to the WR2/3 borderline. … Rashee Rice is tied for third in receiver targets and is second in overall PPR points. He’s become the lone bankable aspect of the Chiefs’ bizarro world offense. The Chargers seem too banged up to slow him down this Sunday.

Marvin Harrison and Kyler Murray have a ways to go in the “air yards realization” department. The Commanders, who are allowing by far the most wide receiver fantasy points, will do all they can to get them there. … All in on DK Metcalf this summer, I was terrified after his four-target Week 1. Since, he’s posted 14/233/2 on 20 looks. Week 2 is where the majority of that work came, but Week 3 supplied the biggest play. The Seahawks also shut it down the final three quarters, which isn’t a luxury they are going to have on Ford Field’s fast track Monday evening. … Malik Nabers has erupted for 18/205/3 on 30 targets over the past two weeks. You know you’re not benching him, I’m just trying to figure out how Daniel Jones sensitive these numbers are before getting him into the top five. The Cowboys’ pass defense is a major short-week test for The Dimesman. … Kyle Shanahan was too busy proving he could make his No. 3 receiver go off in Week 3 to nurture Brandon Aiyuk along to his first 50-yard performance of 2024. With the Pats looking like something of an absurd pass funnel, this has to be the week.

Chris Olave has exceeded 80 yards each of the past two weeks, quietly. The Falcons’ pass defense is off to a strong start, but this also profiles as a close road contest. Translation, it’s a good setup for Olave to finally reach 10 targets. … Garrett Wilson’s slow start seems all but guaranteed to extend a week vs. the Broncos’ Pat Surtain-keyed coverage. No team is permitting fewer receiver fantasy points than Denver. … Week 3 was the worst-case scenario for Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. “Best-case scenarios” don’t really exist right now, but Skylar Thompson and Tim Boyle giving way to Snoop Huntley is certainly a better scenario. I still trust coach Mike McDaniel is going to figure out a way to prevent his top weapons from withering during what will be at least three more games on the sideline for Tua Tagovailoa. … I don’t think Davante Adams is “done,” etc. I will, however, fade him in a 36.5-totaled contest that looks like nothing but bad news. The Raiders can’t decide on a quarterback, and the Browns are falling apart. The game is at least in Vegas.

Rome Odunze’s quiet Weeks 1 and 2 gave way to just the 55th instance of a rookie wideout receiving at least 11 targets in a game before Week 4 since 2000. Maybe that’s a mouthful, but you understand the significance: The kid can already command looks. The moving parts are many, none more impactful than Keenan Allen’s (heel) uncertain health. Odunze still looks like a bet worth placing vs. the Rams’ slip-shod defense. … Chris Godwin has cleared each of six catches, eight targets and a touchdown in each of his first three appearances. He continues to radiate “back” energy. … That hasn’t been the greatest development for receiver mate Mike Evans, who currently clocks 49th in receiver targets and 63rd in overall yardage. The Eagles’ shaky pass defense seemed to get on track in Week 3. … How much can we react to one, uhh, career-best game from Diontae Johnson in Dave Canales’ first Panthers contest with a real quarterback? A lot. We still shouldn’t be surprised if it goes down Johnson’s best game of the season. The Bengals are nevertheless a “hot streak” spot. … Amari Cooper turned air yards to actual production in Week 3. We just hope this Browns offense isn’t too off the rails with its OL injuries.

Jameson Williams finally had a quiet outing. Currently surrendering the second fewest WR fantasy points after facing a soft slate of opposing passers, the Seahawks do not pop off the page as a matchup. … Jayden Reed seems like he’s dying to go off. We temper expectations one more week as a knee-hobbled Jordan Love returns vs. an elite defense. … Darnell Mooney is looking like the clear-cut No. 2 passing-game option for Atlanta. That’s worth a spot in the top 36, in my opinion. … It’s been a predictably wild ride for Jaxon Smith-Njigba. I’m counting on more “extension of the running game” targets in a domed road showdown where the Seahawks could have trouble keeping up. … Jauan Jennings: Don’t count on a repeat, but the Pats are a pass funnel. Monitor George Kittle’s (hamstring) health. … Khalil Shakir’s primo usage still hasn’t meant much as the Bills have struggled to find a competitive opponent. That ends Sunday vs. a disappointing Ravens pass defense. … They finally fed Christian Kirk in Week 3. Will it continue if Evan Engram returns? … Michael Pittman has no real reasons for hope as Anthony Richardson goes big-play hunting and struggles to hit the broad side of a short-to-intermediate barn.