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- Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings. Justin Jefferson and his main competitor are different receivers, each presenting their unique challenges. Still, Jefferson is arguably the only receiver in the league without a glaring weakness.
- CeeDee Lamb, Dallas Cowboys. CeeDee Lamb’s fluidity gives him some of the most natural body control in the league. So far in 2023, he and QB Dak Prescott haven’t suffered from the miscommunication issues they so often had in 2022.
- A.J. Brown, Philadelphia Eagles. Brown is from another generation. He’s a big, physical bruiser who resembles a tall running back more than a receiver.
- Ja’Marr Chase, Cincinnati Bengals. Ja’Marr Chase can elevate over your dome, run by you down the sideline, or take a slant 80 yards. The only thing keeping him from being the most dominant WR in the NFL is that he doesn’t quite have the route-running chops of the top five.
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Feb 13, 2023 · See how every pass catcher in the NFL performs in three phases of the game: getting open, making the catch and yards after catch. Filter or search by season, team or position to find the best NFL receivers according to ESPN Analytics.
Jun 21, 2024 · So with honorable mentions to Tyler Lockett, Courtland Sutton, Christian Kirk, and Rashee Rice all out of the way, let’s dive into the top 32 receivers ahead of the 2024 NFL season
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- Justin Jefferson, Vikings (age: 24) Randy Moss set a pretty high standard with his early career in Minnesota. Minus the scoring rate, Jefferson has dazzled at that level with his big-play ability and swagger to match.
- Tyreek Hill, Dolphins (age: 29) Hill proved two things during his first in Miami. First, as he approaches 30, he still hasn't slowed down from his blinding "Cheetah" speed.
- Ja'Marr Chase, Bengals (age: 23) Chase had a little slide from his sensational rookie season because getting a lot more coverage attention to limit his big plays and also missing five games.
- Cooper Kupp, Rams (age: 30) Kupp was headed to another monster season to mirror a legendary Super Bowl-winning Jerry Rice-esque 2022 campaign. But the injury bug bit him again, limiting him to 9 games in the final season of his 20s.
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- DAVANTE ADAMS, GREEN BAY PACKERS. The highest-graded wide receiver of the 2021 regular season was none other than Davante Adams, who accomplished the same feat in 2020.
- COOPER KUPP, LOS ANGELES RAMS. No pass-catcher was more productive than Kupp — better known as the engine of the Los Angeles Rams' offense — in the 2021 regular season.
- DEEBO SAMUEL, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS. Samuel is the single biggest riser at the position since the start of 2021. He is the biggest after-the-catch threat in the NFL, with a league-leading 10.2 yards after the catch per reception, and is an explosive play waiting to happen.
- JUSTIN JEFFERSON, MINNESOTA VIKINGS. Jefferson handled press-man coverage like a seasoned veteran in his 2020 rookie campaign, despite that not being his forte in college, and 2021 was no different.
May 21, 2024 · • Justin Jefferson tops the rankings: The Minnesota Vikings receiver only played 10 games last season, but when healthy, he proved that he still reigns supreme among NFL wideouts. • Two San Francisco 49ers make the top 10: Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel were the only teammates ranked in the top 10.
Feb 28, 2023 · Tyreek Hill takes the top spot: The Miami Dolphins receiver was outstanding in his first season with the team, as his 3.09 yards per route run led the league. Justin Jefferson lands inside top three: The Minnesota Vikings star led the league in receptions and receiving yards to help power his team to the playoffs.
