Fantasy Football: Week 3 rest of season rankings

Wide Receivers 1-15

Deandre Hopkins proved all skeptics (including me) wrong when he clicked like a mouse with

and put up back-to-back top-8 performances in the first two weeks, but

looked so good in Week 1 that I’m forced to believe that he’s the WR1 for the rest of 2020, assuming his hamstring injury doesn’t hamper him any further.

Julio Jones is still great despite somehow putting up a dud in the Falcons’ 39 point game in Week 2, but he’s not the Falcons receiver that I’m excited out. The Falcons will continue getting into shootouts all year, meaning that my main man Calvin Ridley, the guy I’ve been hyping up since June, will continue to eat. He followed the second-best WR performance in Week 1 with the best WR performance in Week 2. He’s absolutely this year’s Chris Godwin, if you haven’t figured that out yet. Here’s to the 32 touchdown season!

Allen Robinson has dissapointed so far, but I’m confident he’ll rebound. He’s caught only 8 of his 18 targets (44%) which would obviously be a career low and significantly worse than his 63% rate in 2019. He’s still on pace for 144 targets, which would mean guaranteed WR1 numbers if he had better QB play. While not as valuable as receivers with slightly more competent QBs, Robinson should be held and started against a juicy matchup in Atlanta.