2024 Re-Draft Rankings, Top 50 WRs

 


In the run up to the 2024 NFL Season I'm offering a look at my re-draft rankings for the season. Today it's my Top 50 WRs.

Top 50 WRs:

1 Tyreek Hill

2 Ja'Marr Chase

3 A.J. Brown

4 Amon-Ra St. Brown

5 CeeDee Lamb

6 Garrett Wilson

7 Justin Jefferon

8 Puka Nacua

9 Davante Adams

10 DeVonta Smith

11 D.J. Moore

12 Michael Pittman, Jr.

13 Brandon Aiyuk

14 Drake London

15 Chris Olave

16 Mike Evans

17 Nico Collins

18 Marvin Harrison, Jr.

19 Deebo Samuel

20 Rashee Rice

21 Christian Kirk

22 D.K. Metcalf

23 Amari Cooper

24 Tee Higgins

25 Terry McLaurin

26 George Pickens

27 Jaylen Waddle

28 Jaxon Smith-Njigba

29 Tank Dell

30 Chris Godwin

31 Malik Nabers

32 Zay Flowers

33 Jayden Reed

34 Diontae Johnson

35 Cooper Kupp

36 Calvin Ridley

37 Stefon Diggs

38 Romeo Doubs

39 Courtland Sutton

40 Keenan Allen

41 Xavier Worthy

42 Christian Watson

43 Rasheed Shahid

44 Curtis Samuel

45 Brandin Cooks

46 Jordan Addison

47 Rome Odunze

48 DeAndre Hopkins

49 Jameson Williams

50 Tyler Lockett

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