This is the third installment of my four-part series this week. We will continue the draft week preview with the wide receivers. This is not a prediction in what order these WRs will be drafted but rather my rankings through my own personal evaluation. These guys could be future stars

Sleepers All average draft position data comes from Fantasy Pros cumulative numbers. Mike Wallace (WR30, 79th overall) – When you think of Wallace you may think he’s inconsistent simply because he was/is labeled as a deep threat and isn’t a possession receiver catching five balls a game. But that’s not

Kendall Wright is quickly developing into one of the premiere possession receivers in the game. Despite not garnering starting wideout snaps in the Titans first three games, Wright has 65 receptions (T-7th) on 91 targets, hauling in 73% of passes thrown in his direction (2nd). In seven games as a

Injuries can cripple a fantasy football team, so can busts for that matter. And there has been plenty of them both, too many to actually count to be honest. But the waive wire has had some really solid additions throughout the weeks that could easily have assisted you. Just last

How quickly they can fall out of favor… Eighteen short days ago, Marvin Jones was the toast of ‘Fantasy Town USA’. He had just gotten through ravaging each and every member of the Jets secondary unit, cracking the goal line four times in his 13 snaps as a pass receiver.

HURRY! Time is running out!! With only four weeks left in most fantasy leagues, the walls are going to close pretty quickly on your season if they haven’t already. The great news for most (specifically in the leagues I am in) the level of talent league wide has been pretty

31 NFL General Managers are going to bemoan their decision to pass on Kenny Stills within the first four rounds of 2013’s draft. Stills introduced himself to the league by burning opposing corners all preseason (nine catches for 170 yards), and he’s maintained that prolific level through the first half

After a solid but unspectacular 22-game taste of NFL football – three receptions and 41 yards per game – Michael Floyd is a strong candidate to emerge in the Cardinals final ten contests.  Floyd has been targeted at least six times in each week (high of ten), finally breaking the

Drafted towards the end of the third round in 2012, T.Y. Hilton transitioned flawlessly from Sun Belt Conference dynamo to NFL playmaker. He topped all rookie receivers in touchdowns (7) and yards per catch (17.2), finishing a close second to Justin Blackmon with 861 receiving yards. Blessed with extraordinary top-end