Ray Kuhn breaks out his 2025 Dynasty Football Wide Receiver Rankings and shares his strategy for the position.

Reigning triple crown winner Ja'Marr Chase leads my Top-75 fantasy football wide receiver rankings for the 2025 NFL season. Justin Jefferson, CeeDee Lamb, Nico Collins and Malik Nabers are among my other Top 5 options.

Last year’s leader at the wide receiver position checks in atop his position again, as Ja’Marr Chase leads off ClutchPoints’ 2025 WR rankings. As the alpha wideout in a pass-happy offense, Chase is the beneficiary of catching a ton of passes from Joe Burrow every Sunday.

Wide receiver has become the most important position in fantasy football. Don’t believe me? Just check out the average draft position (ADP) data over at Fantasy

The vast majority of the Dynasty Fantasy Football analysts I have come to know in my time in the industry prefer tiers to rankings. We believe they are more indicative of reality,

Ja'Marr Chase cemented his status as the fantasy WR1 by winning the receiver triple crown last year, while Justin Jefferson is looking to dethrone him with the help of J.J. McCarthy.

Fantasy football drafters are debating Mike Evans vs. Marvin Harrison Jr. in 2025 WR rankings—here’s a breakdown of the veteran’s reliability versus the sophomore’s upside.

Corbin's top fantasy football wide receiver sleepers, draft values and upside picks for 2025. His favorite WR3 picks with upside in fantasy football drafts.

Rankings are important when drafting, but it's even more crucial to know where value drops off at each position. Eric Karabell breaks the WRs into tiers.

What fantasy managers need during those times are reliable, low-cost wide receivers. These pass catchers may have relatively low ceilings, but they provide a consistently high floor that can keep a fantasy team in contention for a win. I call these very valuable prospects lunch pail wide receivers.

Matt's $10 or less auction draft fantasy football sleepers to target. His low-cost 2025 fantasy football auction values with upside, including Emeka Egbuka and more.