Good morning, friends and enemies. In today's video, we are going through the top 36 wide receiver

rankings for 2025 fantasy football yesterday. We did the top 36 running back. So if you missed that,

we will link it in the show notes down below. You can go check it out. But today, top 36 wide receivers.

As we did yesterday, we're doing it in the half PPR setting, adjust accordingly for your leagues.

And as we did yesterday yesterday we were jumping into

the draft guide because we have this beautiful product available to us why not use it in our videos okay

you could see all the rankings to the left there so if you just didn't want to see anything else

you can simply exit out but i want to give you as much context as i can within this video to help you make

informed educated semi probably not too smart decisions but the smartest decision you can but I want to give you as much context as I can within this video to help you make informed,

educated, semi, probably not too smart decisions. But the smartest decision you can make in your draft is Jamar Chase at the 101 if he's available, half ppr, full ppr, it does not matter. He is now in a league of his own. As far as I'm concerned, I mean, his Vegas projection, you could see at 1,305 receiving yards on the the surface doesn't seem very high, but when you compare it to every other player in Vegas, it is very, very high. Okay, that is a large number because they take into account injuries and they bake that into the projection. So don't worry about the raw number. That's the highest that there is in Vegas. Jamar Chase is coming off the triple crown year. Don't overthink it. If you have the 101 in your drafts, you want to take Mr. Jamar Chase. After that, I've recently moved CD Lamb above

Justin Jefferson. Some minor injury concerns with Justin Jefferson pulled his hamstring and Kevin

O'Connell said he will be sitting out until the regular season. I'm not overly worried about it. He's my

wide receiver three. But when I think about C.D. Lamb and when I think about just what this offense brings here,

within the draft guide to have all these numbers for you.

But I think about the last time that him and Dak played together a full healthy season,

181 targets, 135 catches, 17149 yards.

You bring pickings over and maybe that caps his target ceiling.

Like maybe he won't get 180 again.

But you just simply can't put a safety over the top when you have pickings running routes on the other side.

Him and Dak obviously have a legit chemistry.

When you look at his playoff strength of schedule, 7th in the NFL, pace of offense last year was first in the NFL.

They play in a dome.

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