Welcome by today. We've got wide receivers 13 through 24 for the 2023 fantasy football season.

On Tuesday, we did 1 through 12. So make sure you check that video out. I'll run through the rankings for you right quick. Start this off with some heat. Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase, Tyree Kill as the three. Cooper Cup, Stefan Diggs, Devonthe Adams, A. J. Brown, C.D. Lamb, Jalen Waddle.

Amon Ra, St. Brzy Brown, Garrett Wilson, and Mr. T. Higgins, which leaves us at wide receiver 13.

Okay? So we're going to run through the next 12 guys. These dudes are pretty much on the precipice of breaking out. I'm sure

there will be a handful of them that end up as wide receiver ones and they are important to hit

on those guys. Otherwise, you've got no chance. I want to start you off a little bit of a little

stat that I heard today on a podcast. I think it was a fantasy pros podcast and they had a guy that

did an article on their website last year.

So this does not take into account 2022's statistical numbers.

But from 2012 to 2021, which is a 10-year span, there were an average of more than seven different wide receiver ones in PPR year over year.

So each year, on average, there were seven new guys that came into the wide receiver

one landscape and PPR leaks.

During that span, 11% of the new wide receiver ones were rookies.

20% of the new wide receiver ones, like first time wide receiver ones, came from second year

players.

34% came from third year players 34% came from

third year players 16% came from fifth year players I'm not sure why they skipped the fourth year

stat in that one maybe it's just a very low number but you're seeing 65% of wide receiver ones

come within their first second or third year these are the guys that you should be targeting

very heavily if you just weigh the averages

right there.

If you grab somebody within the first three years, it's more likely that they fill up those

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