Top 10 fantasy football dynasty wide receivers heading into 2023
50. . . . Amon-Ra St. Brown. 5. player
Was there a bigger winner than Amon-Ra St. Brown last season? After finishing as WR21 in 2021, he made a leap with Jared Goff to WR7. Still only in his age-23 season, St. Brown has the chance to be even bigger in 2022.
Hopefully, if you sold St. Brown already (or you did last year), you got a haul because he is going to be sitting on this list for a while. He’s got the talent to be the best receiver in Detroit since Calvin Johnson.
St. Brown is a receiver that will be gone by the end of the second round, depending on your format. He may also be the last receiver that I’d take in the first two rounds of a start-up.
123. . . . CeeDee Lamb. 4. player
CeeDee Lamb would be the last wide receiver that I would take in the first round of a standard PPR league. Lamb is versatile and had been nothing but sensational for the Cowboys’ offense.
Last year, Lamb finished as WR5 after barely cracking the top 20 the season before. With Dak Prescott supposedly taking a step up this year, this could mean big things for CeeDee Lamb.
. . AJ Brown. 3. player. 54.
The receiver that bet on himself and wanted out of Tennessee made it known why he should be considered one of the best in the league. Being added to a high-powered offense like Philadelphia was the best move for his career.
He may have finished as WR6 last year, but his talent is beyond that. Averaging 17.7 points per game was already a 3-point boost from his time in Tennessee. The only thing stopping Brown from being the best in the league is the two standing at the top.