College Fantasy Football Rankings: Eric Froton’s top wide receivers for the draft

In college, without a doubt, the position with the most flexibility from the preseasons to the final stages is the wide receiver group. Matchmaking turnover, which is inherent in college sports, tends to affect the passing game massively, especially when they lose wide-ranging veterans or offensive coordinators who are pass-friendly.

In general, starting receivers on offense that can produce 32+ points, throw for 250+ yards and 34+ passing yards per game is a good way to identify value across the board in Yahoo College Fantasy drafts. With relatively few players who are true, matchup-proof starting weekly options, wide receiver is the second-most important position to address in CFF’s early 1QB draft, behind only running back.

Mid-point by reception rankings

PPR rankings

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