The injuries have piled up just four weeks into the NFL season, but the wide receivers to count on remain reliable as always. One of whom won the week for many fantasy owners by a landslide. Here are the rankings for wide receivers heading into week 4. Will fantasy managers be able to come out of the 0-3 hole they may have dug themselves? Or will they continue riding off into the sunset of a fantasy championship?<\/p>\n
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1. Justin Jefferson<\/p>\n
2. Tyreek Hill<\/p>\n
3. Davante Adams<\/p>\n
4. Keenan Allen<\/p>\n
5. Ja’Marr Chase<\/p>\n
6. Stefon Diggs<\/p>\n
7. Amon-Ra St. Brown<\/p>\n
8. Deebo Samuel*<\/p>\n
This list might as well be called the Justin Jefferson<\/a> rankings each week. While Jefferson didn’t finish as the top receiver of the week, he still remains the most reliable option, especially with Kirk Cousins’ red-hot start to the season.<\/p>\n The most explosive, yet still unsurprising, performance of week 3 belongs to Davante Adams<\/a>. Adams finished with 13 receptions for 172 yards and two touchdowns (42.2 PPR points) and once again showed that it does not matter who is throwing him the ball. Adams remains a pillar of success for any fantasy team.<\/p>\n When healthy, Keenan Allen<\/a> is widely regarded as one of the best receivers in the league. His separation crowned him the No. 1 wide receiver of week 3 as he finished with 18 receptions for 215 yards (45.46 PPR points) and he even threw a 49-yard pass for a touchdown.<\/p>\n Keenan Allen is in the record books \ud83d\udcda pic.twitter.com\/cWtvpSsnSn<\/a><\/p>\n — PFF (@PFF) September 26, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n