In this video, we are ranking the top 30 wide receivers for fantasy football as of now that are going to help you win your league.

And we're breaking it down by tier. My wider receiver one in tier one is C.D. Lamb. Now, this is not like a

guarantee for a lot of people. Wide receiver one can be like three or four different guys this year, but C.D. Lam is coming off of a 181 target season, led the NFL in both targets and catches with 135.

And not only will Lamb have his same quarterback in Dak Prescott, but he's going to have the

exact same target competition. Brandon Cooks, who is now, what, 31 years old, Jalen Tolbert, going

into his third year, never really been a threat. The only guy they added was Martavis Bryant,

who's 32 years old and hasn't done anything in the NFL for what, eight years now? So you're getting this guy in Cidie Lamb who was elite in terms of getting volume and efficiency last year,

which is a rare combination. Now, my wide receiver too is going to be Tyreek killed from the Miami

Dolphins, and this is the guy who led the NFL in receiving last year with basically 1,800 yards

in just 16 games, and he's now turning 30 years old. Now the only reason Tyreek isn't number one compared to Lamb is well, he's a little bit older and he just has more target competition, mostly coming from

Jaylen Waddle, although an older Odell Beckham Jr. is now on the team. And then also in the

backfield, you have explosive guys like Rahimostar and Devon A chain compared to Ciddy Lam,

who's dealing with an older Ezekieliot and then like Brandon Cooks for Target and Production Competition. So Tyreek has shown no signs of slowing down, still a Tier 1 receiver.

Now, my wide receiver 3, still in Tier 1 here is Jamar Chase from the Cincinnati Bengals,

and this is a guy who has similar competition to last year.

Tyler Boyd is now gone, actually, and then there's still T. Higgins there.

And look, Chase had a bit of a down year last year, but here's the thing. The way that defenses were playing the Bengals, they weren't letting them throw deep. He ranked just 26th in deep targets, averaging just 8.4 yards per target. You could see right

here, 82nd in the NFL, and then he had a couple of games towards the end of the year without

Joe Burrow. But he made up for the lack of deep targets by putting up a career high 100 catches,

and now he has Joe Barrow healthy entering this year. Now, my wider C four still in Tier 1 here is Amon Rae St. Brown, who just signed a massive four-year, $120 million extension, and it's well-deserved because

he's reliable on all levels for Jared Gough and the Lions. He's played in 49 out of 51 career

games. He just had 119 catch season and ranked fourth in wide receiver efficiency last year.

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