Fantasy WR PPR Leaderboard Week 15: Who Started, Sitting In Front Of The Wide Lens In Fantasy Football

Broad receiver pecking order is always difficult to sort, and our Week 15 fantasy WR PPR rankings were among the hardest we’ve had to put together throughout the season. All 32 teams will be participating, so we don’t have to worry about scrambling for slots to fill up before the week. However, owners of players like AJ Brown (chest), Antonio Brown (suspended), and others will still be looking for live streamers or at least identifying potential players with matches. favorable match. We’re here to help them make that tough starting decision.

Tireek Hill (@Chargers) and Stefon Diggs (versus Panthers) are as low as you’ll see, but we’re not pretending you can stack them. Do not do that. The same goes for DJ Moore (@ Bills), DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett (@ Rams), and Tee Higgins (@ Broncos).

WEEK 15 PPR RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

If you’re wondering whether to start Jamison Crowder (@ Dolphins), DeVante Parker (vs. Jets), KJ Osborn (@ Bears), Darnell Mooney (vs. Vikings), Marques Valdes-Scantling (@ Ravens) or Michael Gallup (@ Giants), we say yes. They are all in a position to succeed in some of the best matches a receiver can get, so even though they have varying degrees of safety and advantage, let’s join Week 15. MVS and Gallup are riskier in PPR tournaments, as they usually accumulate most of their value through big plays, but their matches are favorable enough to take advantage of.

WEEK 15 STANDARD RATINGS:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Kadarius Toney and Sterling Shepard (vs Cowboys), Kendrick Bourne and Jakobi Meyers (@ Colts), and Allen Robinson (vs Vikings) are also potential starting picks this week. Robinson is the hardest to trust, but with his added fit and overall talent, we’re still open to him being versatile in PPR tournaments.

Digging deeper, the likes of Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (@Steelers), Laqauon Treadwell (vs Texans), Braxton Berrios (@Dolphins) and Tre’Quan Smith (@Buccaneers) also have complaints, but all have QB issues or just generally unreliable. That said, they don’t play badly in the deep leagues.

Josh Reynolds and Amon-Ra St. Brown (vs Cardinals), TY Hilton (vs Patriots), Cole Beasley and Gabriel Davis (vs Panthers), Rashod Bateman (vs Packers) and Courtland Sutton (vs Bengals) are less than reliable to stay less and while they’ve been productive here and there, this week hasn’t helped them succeed. Russell Gage (@49ers) also has one of the tougher WR matches, but we don’t blame you if you consider him in a flexible position in the PPR league based on the goal metrics he been drawing in the past few weeks. Be careful with him in standards, though. To a lesser extent, the same could be said for Michael Pittman (compared to the Patriots).

Exhausted all picks in WR and relied on matches and goal rate metrics to get out of the first round of the knockout round with a “W.” Some people have higher ceilings while others have higher floors. Figure out what you most likely need and start there.

Note: We’ll be updating these WR PPR leaderboards throughout the week, so stay tuned for the latest analytics and player movements.

Fantasy WR PPR Leaderboard Week 15: Who’s Starting at Wide Receiver

Rating based on Full point PPR scored