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Week Six Fantasy Rankings: Top 35 Wide Receivers

Eric StashinOct 16, 2009

We’ve already posted Week Six Rankings for QBs (click here to view) and RBs (click here to view), so now let’s take a look at the Top 35 fantasy WR for the upcoming week:

  1. Larry Fitzgerald - Arizona Cardinals - at Seattle Seahawks
  2. Andre Johnson - Houston Texans - at Cincinnati Bengals
  3. Wes Welker - New England Patriots - vs. Tennessee Titans
  4. Greg Jennings - Green Bay Packers - vs. Detroit Lions
  5. Anquan Boldin - Arizona Cardinals - at Seattle Seahawks
  6. Randy Moss - New England Patriots - vs. Tennessee Titans
  7. T.J. Houshmandzadeh - Seattle Seahawks - vs. Arizona Cardinals
  8. Chad Ochocinco - Cincinnati Bengals - vs. Houston Texans
  9. Steve Smith - New York Giants - at New Orleans Saints
  10. Marques Colston - New Orleans Saints - vs. New York Giants
  11. Santonio Holmes - Pittsburgh Steelers - vs. Cleveland Browns
  12. Steve Smith - Carolina Panthers - at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  13. DeSean Jackson - Philadelphia Eagles - at Oakland Raiders
  14. Vincent Jackson - San Diego Chargers - vs. Denver Broncos
  15. Mike Sims-Walker - Jacksonville Jaguars - vs. St. Louis Rams
  16. Dwayne Bowe - Kansas City Chiefs - at Washington Redskins
  17. Roddy White - Atlanta Falcons - vs. Chicago Bears
  18. Derrick Mason - Baltimore Ravens - at Minnesota Vikings
  19. Donald Driver - Green Bay Packers - vs. Detroit Lions
  20. Santana Moss - Washington Redskins - vs. Kansas City Chiefs
  21. Braylon Edwards - New York Jets - vs. Buffalo Bills
  22. Brandon Marshall - Denver Broncos - at San Diego Chargers
  23. Nate Burleson - Seattle Seahawks - vs. Arizona Cardinals
  24. Bernard Berrian - Minnesota Vikings - vs. Baltimore Ravens
  25. Tory Holt - Jacksonville Jaguars - vs. St. Louis Rams
  26. Kevin Walter - Houston Texans - vs. Cincinnati Bengals
  27. Muhsin Muhammad - Carolina Panthers - at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  28. Hines Ward - Pittsburgh Steelers - vs. Cleveland Browns
  29. Mario Manningham - New York Giants - at New Orleans Saints
  30. Jeremy Maclin - Philadelphia Eagles - at Oakland Raiders
  31. Eddie Royal - Denver Broncos - at San Diego Chagers
  32. Johnny Knox - Chicago Bears - at Atlanta Falcons
  33. Donnie Avery - St. Louis Rams - at Jacksonville Jaguars
  34. Percy Harvin - Minnesota Vikings - vs. Baltimore Ravens
  35. Steve Breaston - Arizona Cardinals - vs. Seattle Seahawks

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Quick Thoughts:

  • While it’s tough for two receivers on the same team to put up big numbers in the same game, that shouldn’t dissuade you from using the Cardinals and Patriots duos. Those are two high-powered offenses who could be electric, especially this week.
  • It’s been a bad few weeks for Santonio Holmes, but what better time to bounce back than against the Browns?
  • Will Sims-Walker return to the Jaguars line-up? After being suspended last week, you have to think that he is going to go out with something to prove. If he’s out or not used much (aka the problems from last week carry over), Tory Holt’s value will increase significantly.
  • Braylon Edwards' value is certainly going to be affected by Jerricho Cotchery’s ability to take the field. If Cotchery is out again (that risk costs him his spot on this list), Edwards should be featured in the Jets offense. Another week of work certainly go a long ways.
  • Where’s Calvin Johnson? The early word is that he is going to be out of action. If he plays, he’s a Top 10 option no matter what the match-up, but that risk keeps him off the list.
  • Donnie Avery is the best wide receiver on a terrible team. At least that should mean some opportunities to make plays, right?

What are your thoughts?  Who was left off the list?  Who should be higher?  Who should be lower?

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