Week 2 all set to go! These weeks PPR Wide Receiver Rankings have a lot of new names that did not make the list last week.

Week 1 had a lot of big performances! 19 wide receivers went over 100 yards and 34 yes 34 scored touchdowns! When you see the names of the top 5, Sammy Watkins, John Ross, DeSean Jackson, Marquise Brown and DeAndre Hopkins show you how deep the position is.

I am finding it hard to jump on some of the younger guys right now, would like to see their snap counts and targets go up.

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PPR Wide Receiver Rankings Week 2 Fantasy Football

Quick note, Antonio Brown is not ranked as there is no news yet if he will suit up this Sunday.

RankNameTmOpp
1Julio JonesATLPHI
2Michael ThomasNO@LA
3DeAndre HopkinsHOUJAC
4Odell BeckhamCLE@NYJ
5Davante AdamsGBMIN
6Keenan AllenLAC@DET
7JuJu Smith-SchusterPITSEA
8Sammy WatkinsKC@OAK
9Mike EvansTB@CAR
10Amari CooperDAL@WAS
11Adam ThielenMIN@GB
12Julian EdelmanNE@MIA
13Robert WoodsLANO
14Cooper KuppLANO
15Tyler BoydCINSF
16T.Y. HiltonIND@TEN
17Brandin CooksLANO
18Chris GodwinTB@CAR
19Tyler LockettSEA@PIT
20D.J. MooreCARTB
21Tyrell WilliamsOAKKC
22Kenny GolladayDETLAC
23Alshon JefferyPHI@ATL
24Allen RobinsonCHI@DEN
25Stefon DiggsMIN@GB
26Calvin RidleyATLPHI
27Jarvis LandryCLE@NYJ
28Jamison CrowderNYJCLE
29Larry FitzgeraldARI@BAL
30Josh GordonNE@MIA
31DeSean JacksonPHI@ATL
32Dede WestbrookJAC@HOU
33John BrownBUF@NYG
34Robby AndersonNYJCLE
35Emmanuel SandersDENCHI
36Curtis SamuelCARTB
37Will FullerHOUJAC
38Marvin JonesDETLAC
39Michael GallupDAL@WAS
40Christian KirkARI@BAL
41Courtland SuttonDENCHI
42Sterling ShepardNYGBUF
43D.K. MetcalfSEA@PIT
44John RossCINSF
45Corey DavisTENIND
46Marquez Valdes-ScantlingGBMIN
47Marquise BrownBALARI
48Donte MoncriefPITSEA
49Terry McLaurinWASDAL
50A.J. BrownTENIND

#1 Receiver Julio Jones, Atlanta Falcons

Julio Jones did not have that great of a week 1 gaining 31 yards on 6 cathes and a touchdown. Jones and the Falcons take on the Philadelphia Eagles at home. The Eagles gave up 370 yard and 3 touchdowns to receivers from the arm of Case Keenum. This all falls on the O-line , if they can give Matty Ice the time , Julio should be in a big afternoon! Jones has averaged 107 yards a game and at least 1 Td vs the Eagles in his career. Could be a long day for some the Eagles corners and saftys.

Receiver To Watch

PPR Rankings Wide Receiver

Julian Edelman, New England Patriots

Edelman has a beautiful matchup against the Miami Dolphins this weekend. Miami gave up 2 touchdowns from the slot position against the Baltimore Ravens in week 1. With the addition of Antonio Brown, who is practicing but no word yet if he will play Sunday, has brought Edelman’s value down a little bit. You do still get great production out of him no matter who is around him. Edelman has had plenty of success against the Dolphins including only facing them once last year with 9 receptions for 86 yards and a touchdown!

Receiver Not High On This Week

PPR Rankings Wide Receiver

Kenny Golladay, Detroit Lions

There has been a lot of love coming into the 2019 season for Kenny Golladay. Matt Stafford last week targeted Golladay 9 times only connecting for 4 times for 42 yards and a touchdown. That was against the Cardinals. This week the Lions face Casey Hayward and the Los Angeles Chargers. Even though T.Y. Hilton has a spectacular game against Hayward, it was all done after the catch. Hayward plays better against big guys on the outside and should be stuck to Golladay all afternoon.

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