The deep wide receivers are up next so let's check out who made the first 20 for 2017 fantasy football.
1. Antonio Brown: Duh. Worthy of the number 1 pick overall in PPR.
2. Julio Jones: Less volatility and arrival of Brandon Marshall and Evan Engram could curtail some catches for Odell Beckham Jr. to give Jones the nod.
3. Odell Beckham Jr.: While I think Beckham will lose a few catches due to the arrival of the two mentioned above, I think the big plays and yardage will go up due to facing single-coverage.
4. Mike Evans: Finally made into top PPR land last season to go with all his scores.
5. A.J. Green: Health has been ill the last couple of years but Green will be force fed all game long this season.
6. Jordy Nelson: Getting a bit up there in age but Nelson remains a monster TD producer and reception totals have trended upward the last few seasons.
6. Jordy Nelson: Getting a bit up there in age but Nelson remains a monster TD producer and reception totals have trended upward the last few seasons.
7. Michael Thomas: This is me telling you Thomas can threaten 100 catches and 10 TD's this season. Bid aggressively.
8. Doug Baldwin: Lots of TD's the last two years and Seattle not exactly filled with receiving competition.
9. T.Y. Hilton: Runs a bit too hot and cold for my taste and value depends almost exclusively on health of Andrew Luck.
10. Brandin Cooks: Moving to New England and Tom Brady? Yes please.
11. Amari Cooper: Should now firmly pass Michael Crabtree on by as the top dog in the Oakland receiving unit.
12. Dez Bryant: Not a fan of Bryant as he is always hurt and now Dallas operating a big run-heavy attack. Overrated.
13. Alshon Jeffery: Willing to give him another chance after getting a fresh start in Philly. Talent is never in question but only health.
14. Davante Adams: Yes there is room for two top wideouts from same team.
15. Allen Robinson: Disappointed last season but Robinson remains a true WR 1 talent.
16. Demaryuis Thomes: Still manages to catch a ton of balls but TD numbers have dipped sharply the last two seasons.
17. DeAndre Hopkins: Was a colossal bust last season and most of it was not his fault as the QB situation in Houston was a joke.
18. Terrell Pyror: I think there is major sleeper value to be had here as Pryor heads to the potent Washington offensive attack led by QB Kirk Cousins.
19. Keenan Allen: If Allen can ever find health, he is a top WR 1 in PPR formats.
20. Jarvis Landry: Another PPR gem who has nice durability.
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