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Rank Pick Name Pos Team Overall SDev High Low Times
12 4.02 Wes Welker WR NE 31.8 4.8 3.01 6.04 211
13 4.02 Vince Jackson WR SD 32.3 5.0 2.09 6.01 370
14 4.08 Mike Williams WR TB 37.5 5.0 3.04 6.02 233
16 5.02 Jeremy Maclin WR PHI 42.5 5.6 3.07 7.05 214
18 5.07 Brandon Lloyd WR DEN 46.9 5.3 4.03 7.04 152
21 6.10 Santa Holmes WR NYJ 59.9 8.9 4.06 9.07 342
22 7.01 Dez Bryant WR DAL 60.6 8.7 4.07 9.03 426
25 7.03 Austin Collie WR IND 63.0 8.7 5.03 10.01 309
26 7.09 Sidney Rice WR MIN 69.4 8.6 5.07 10.02 223
29 8.05 Kenny Britt WR TEN 74.5 9.8 5.08 10.10 188
The table above is based on ten team PPR redraft leagues on fantasyfootballcalculator.com.
I think that every guy on this list has potential to be a top ten WR next year on a points-per-game basis and they can all be had late. They have warts that you'll need to work through to find the true gems, but given their price, I could see myself waiting until rd 4 or 5 this year to draft my first WR. The ones in bold especially stand out to me.
I love going against the trend and right now, the trend in PPR leagues is to go WR early. I like all the guys on the list above plus a few more possible gems in even later rounds as backups with upside: Steve Smiff (non-NYG), Jacoby Ford, Jordy Nelson, and dare I say, Plax Burress or even Randy Moss depending on where they land.
Just some food for thought for some of the rest of you that also have had a leaning, especially in recent years, towards taking WRs in Rds 1-3. This might be a year to reach for that potential stud QB or RB instead.
ETA: Wanted to add two more late guys that could be gems - whoever becomes the Rams #1 WR and Big Mike Williams (stealing Waldman's thunder).
Rank Pick Name Pos Team Overall SDev High Low Times
12 4.02 Wes Welker WR NE 31.8 4.8 3.01 6.04 211
13 4.02 Vince Jackson WR SD 32.3 5.0 2.09 6.01 370
14 4.08 Mike Williams WR TB 37.5 5.0 3.04 6.02 233
16 5.02 Jeremy Maclin WR PHI 42.5 5.6 3.07 7.05 214
18 5.07 Brandon Lloyd WR DEN 46.9 5.3 4.03 7.04 152
21 6.10 Santa Holmes WR NYJ 59.9 8.9 4.06 9.07 342
22 7.01 Dez Bryant WR DAL 60.6 8.7 4.07 9.03 426
25 7.03 Austin Collie WR IND 63.0 8.7 5.03 10.01 309
26 7.09 Sidney Rice WR MIN 69.4 8.6 5.07 10.02 223
29 8.05 Kenny Britt WR TEN 74.5 9.8 5.08 10.10 188
The table above is based on ten team PPR redraft leagues on fantasyfootballcalculator.com.
I think that every guy on this list has potential to be a top ten WR next year on a points-per-game basis and they can all be had late. They have warts that you'll need to work through to find the true gems, but given their price, I could see myself waiting until rd 4 or 5 this year to draft my first WR. The ones in bold especially stand out to me.
I love going against the trend and right now, the trend in PPR leagues is to go WR early. I like all the guys on the list above plus a few more possible gems in even later rounds as backups with upside: Steve Smiff (non-NYG), Jacoby Ford, Jordy Nelson, and dare I say, Plax Burress or even Randy Moss depending on where they land.
Just some food for thought for some of the rest of you that also have had a leaning, especially in recent years, towards taking WRs in Rds 1-3. This might be a year to reach for that potential stud QB or RB instead.
ETA: Wanted to add two more late guys that could be gems - whoever becomes the Rams #1 WR and Big Mike Williams (stealing Waldman's thunder).
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