Week 4 Fantasy Wide Receiver Rankings: Your Go-To Guide!
Hello, fantasy football enthusiasts! Welcome back to another exciting week of rankings. We're now cruising into Week 4, and I'm here to help you navigate the wide receiver landscape. Let's dive right in! Guys, explore more in Guides And Explainers and week 4 fantasy wide receiver rankings.
Top Tier: The Elite
1. Davante Adams
Adams continues to dominate the wide receiver scene, and there's no sign of him slowing down. With 33 receptions, 411 yards, and five touchdowns in just three games, he's been an absolute beast. Aaron Rodgers' favorite target is the clear WR1 in fantasy.
2. Cooper Kupp
Kupp has been a PPR machine, leading the league in receptions (31) and targets (46). He's also chipped in with 401 yards and four touchdowns. With Matthew Stafford slinging it deep and often, Kupp is a WR1 must-start.
3. Tyreek Hill
Hill has been a bit quiet compared to his usual explosive self, but he's still managed to rack up 288 yards and three touchdowns. With Patrick Mahomes back under center, expect Hill to return to his usual elite form.
Middle Tier: The Solid Starters
4. Deebo Samuel
Samuel has been a revelation, leading the 49ers in receiving yards (357) and touchdowns (3). He's also chipped in on the ground with 153 rushing yards. He's a WR1 with RB upside, making him a fantasy goldmine.
5. Stefon Diggs
Diggs has been Josh Allen's favorite target, hauling in 26 receptions for 325 yards and two touchdowns. With the Bills' offense clicking, Diggs is a solid WR1.
6. Mike Evans
Evans has been Tom Brady's go-to guy, leading the Bucs in receiving yards (308) and touchdowns (3). He's a matchup-proof WR1 who's always a threat to score.
Bottom Tier: The Sleepers and Streaming Options
7. Brandin Cooks
Cooks has been a bright spot in the Texans' offense, leading the team in receiving yards (276) and touchdowns (2). He's a high-upside WR3 with FLEX appeal.
8. Marquise Brown
Brown has been quiet so far, but with Lamar Jackson back under center, expect his production to pick up. He's a high-risk, high-reward WR3 with big-play potential.
9. Diontae Johnson
Johnson has been targeted a whopping 41 times, leading the league. He's turned that into 26 receptions, 281 yards, and two touchdowns. He's a PPR machine and a solid WR3.
Weekly Rankings: Start 'Em or Sit 'Em
Here are my start 'em and sit 'em recommendations for Week 4:
Start 'Em:
Terry McLaurin - McLaurin faces a vulnerable Atlanta secondary and should see plenty of targets with Logan Thomas out. CeeDee Lamb - Lamb has been quiet, but he faces a Carolina defense that's given up the ninth-most fantasy points to WRs.
Sit 'Em:
A.J. Brown - Brown faces a tough matchup against the Jaguars' stingy defense and may see shadow coverage from CB C.J. Henderson. D.J. Moore - Moore faces a tough Dallas defense and may struggle to get open against Trevon Diggs.
That's all for this week's rankings, guys! Good luck in your matchups, and don't forget to check back for updates throughout the week. Happy fantasy footballing!