Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Rankings 2025 Season

There is less than one week to the kickoff of the 2025 NFL Season, and the final fantasy football drafts are finishing up. Here are the top 50 wide receiver rankings for fantasy football. All rankings are for PPR leagues.

2025 Wide Receiver Rankings Fantasy Football

Tier 1: Superstar WR1s

These are the best of the best wide receivers in fantasy football and the NFL:

• Chase won the receiving triple crown last season and was rewarded with a massive new contract.
• Jefferson is dealing with a minor hamstring injury, but he will be fine for Week 1.
• The Cowboys are expected to have a bad defense and a poor running game, meaning they will be forced to throw a lot.
• Nabers was great with Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, and Tommy DeVito at quarterback last season. Now, he gets Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, and Jaxson Dart. All three are an upgrade over last year.
• Collins was on pace for a monster season before getting injured last year. A new offensive coordinator in Houston should lead to a big 2025 for Collins.
• Nacua would be higher on the list if quarterback Matthew Stafford were not dealing with a back injury. Stafford missing time would be a big loss for Nacua and the entire Rams offense.
• St. Brown has been a top-seven wide receiver in fantasy for three years in a row.
• London was amazing with quarterback Michael Penix Jr. at the end of last season, and now gets a full year with him, and there is not much target competition.

Tier 2: Proven Solid WR2s

This tier of players includes players who finished as WR1s before or receivers who will make the jump this year:

• Without Chris Godwin and Jalen McMillan to begin the season, Evans will be the focal point of the Buccaneers passing attack.
• DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett are gone, leaving a massive target share for JSN.
• Sutton and Ridley are two under-the-radar veteran receivers who will play big roles in their offenses with a young quarterback under center.

Tier 3: WR3s With Something to Prove in 2025

These receivers are still every week starts in fantasy football, but there are some question marks:

• McLaurin missed most of training camp when he was holding out for a new contract. Expect him to get off to a slow start.
• Rice will be suspended for the first six weeks of the season, but when he comes back, he will be fighting with Worthy for the Chiefs’ top target.
• Rookies McMillan and Hunter should both have big seasons.