Rest of Season WR Rankings

Expert consensus rest-of-season WR rankings for every scoring format — pick PPR, Half PPR or Standard, or scan the top of each board below. Updated through Week 6.

Week 6 · 2026 season · Consensus updated October 19, 2026 at 12:11 AM EDT

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#PlayerPosTeamConsensusBestWorst
1Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEA1.011
2Puka NacuaWRLAR2.824
3CeeDee LambWRDAL5.256
4Chris OlaveWRNO6.066
5Drake LondonWRATL7.879
6Zay FlowersWRBAL8.2510
7Nico CollinsWRHOU8.8810
8Parker WashingtonWRJAX10.81012
9Malik NabersWRNYG11.81113
10Christian WatsonWRGB12.81213
#PlayerPosTeamConsensusBestWorst
1Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEA1.011
2Puka NacuaWRLAR2.423
3CeeDee LambWRDAL5.256
4Chris OlaveWRNO7.068
5Zay FlowersWRBAL7.2510
6Drake LondonWRATL8.4710
7Nico CollinsWRHOU8.8810
8Parker WashingtonWRJAX10.81012
9Christian WatsonWRGB12.21113
10Malik NabersWRNYG12.21113
#PlayerPosTeamConsensusBestWorst
1Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEA1.011
2Puka NacuaWRLAR2.423
3CeeDee LambWRDAL5.256
4Zay FlowersWRBAL7.2511
5Nico CollinsWRHOU7.8610
6Drake LondonWRATL8.6710
7Chris OlaveWRNO8.689
8Christian WatsonWRGB10.2912
9Parker WashingtonWRJAX11.21112
10Malik NabersWRNYG12.41213

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Where the experts split

The widest expert disagreements near the top of the board — the players one analyst has as a must-start and another has on the bench.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do WR rankings change with scoring format?
Yes — reception value shifts the order. Full-point PPR pushes pass-catching players up the board, Standard pushes them down, and Half PPR sits in between. Pick the board that matches your league's scoring settings; if you're not sure, most leagues today run PPR or Half PPR.
What are rest-of-season (ROS) fantasy football rankings?
ROS rankings order players by expected production from this week through the end of the fantasy season, rather than for one week or for a draft. They move every week as injuries, roles and schedules change, which is why the board carries the week it was updated.
Where do these rankings come from?
They are FantasyPros expert consensus rankings — the average of every contributing expert's rest-of-season ranking — shown with each player's best and worst expert rank so you can see where the experts agree and where they split. LeagueLogs displays the board under a commercial license and adds the roster-level context inside the app.
How should I use ROS rankings for trades?
Treat the consensus as the market and the spread as the opportunity: a player whose worst rank is far below his consensus is one some experts have real doubts about, and a player whose best rank is far above it is one somebody believes in. Run any deal through the free AI Trade Analyzer to price it against the LeagueLogs Market Index.