We’ve all been there before – your WR catches 4 balls for 30 yards and a TD – 13 points in full PPR leagues. Your opponent’s WR hauls in 8 balls for 80 yards, besting your WR by 3, despite not scoring. Whether your league is a full point or fraction per reception, WR values can increase significantly. You have to change strategy from just targeting a guy who gains yards (DeSean Jackson in 2012) to one who can catch 100+ balls (DeSean Jackson in 2013). Use the top 20 WR PPR fantasy football rankings below as your guide to getting the most out of your Top WRs. Not only will these guys rack up targets, but they’ll be difference makers for you all season. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
