Week 12 WR Fantasy Football Rankings

	Composite	Greg Brosh	Mark Milano	Phil Clark	Ray Tannock
Andre Johnson, HOU, vs. JAC	1	2	1	2	2
Calvin Johnson, DET, vs. TB	2	1	7	1	1
Vincent Jackson, TB, at DET	3	3	2	3	4
Dez Bryant, DAL, at NYG	4	5	4	4	3
Demaryius Thomas, DEN, at NE	5	4	8	6	5
Brandon Marshall, CHI, at STL	6	7	6	5	6
Victor Cruz, NYG, vs. DAL	7	6	3	8	7
Jordy Nelson, GB, vs. MIN	8	8	5	7	9
Wes Welker, DEN, at NE	9	12	9	9	8
Alshon Jeffery, CHI, at STL	10	13	10	10	10
Pierre Garcon, WAS, vs. SF	11	9	12	11	11
Josh Gordon, CLE, vs. PIT	12	11	11	12	13
Eric Decker, DEN, at NE	13	16	14	16	15
Ty Hilton, IND, at ARI	14	17	22	14	12
Antonio Brown, PIT, at CLE	15	10	24	17	14
Kendall Wright, TEN, at OAK	16	14	16	13	19
Torrey Smith, BAL, vs. NYJ	17	18	17	15	16
Danny Amendola, NE, vs. DEN	18	15	13	20	20
Larry Fitzgerald, ARI, vs. IND	19	19	15	19	18
Marques Colston, NO, at ATL	20	20	18	18	17
Aaron Dobson, NE, vs. DEN	21	22	23	27	22
Cecil Shorts, JAC, at HOU	22	31	25	21	25
Hakeem Nicks, NYG, vs. DAL	23	21	30	34	21
Keenan Allen, SD, at KC	24	23	35	26	23
Michael Floyd, ARI, vs. IND	25	32	27	23	26
Jarrett Boykin, GB, vs. MIN	26	26	21	22	30
Steve Smith, CAR, at MIA	27	28	28	25	27
Roddy White, ATL, vs. NO	28	30	26	32	24
Rueben Randle, NYG, vs. DAL	29	24	20	29	33
Anquan Boldin, SF, at WAS	30	29	31	28	28
Harry Douglas, ATL, vs. NO	31	25	32	30	29
Emmanuel Sanders, PIT, at CLE	32	35	19	24	38
Dwayne Bowe, KC, vs. SD	33	27	33	35	31
James Jones, GB, vs. MIN	34	36	36	37	34
Mike Wallace, MIA, vs. CAR	35	33	41	42	32
Terrance Williams, DAL, at NYG	36	34	37	31	35
Rishard Matthews, MIA, vs. CAR	37	37	34	40	39
DeAndre Hopkins, HOU, vs. JAC	38	43	29	43	37
Brian Hartline, MIA, vs. CAR	39	39	44	41	36
Miles Austin, DAL, at NYG	40	38	46	33	46
Brandon LaFell, CAR, at MIA	41	40	39	44	40
Nate Burleson, DET, vs. TB	42	42	50	39	50
Marlon Brown, BAL, vs. NYJ	43	46	43	38	44
Kenny Stills, NO, at ATL	44	44	42	45	42
Kris Durham, DET, vs. TB	45	45	38	47	43
Jerricho Cotchery, PIT, at CLE	46	49	47	36	47
Santonio Holmes, NYJ, at BAL	47	47	45	46	45
Denarius Moore, OAK, vs. TEN	48	41	40	69	41
Greg Jennings, MIN, at GB	49	50	48	48	48
Rod Streater, OAK, vs. TEN	50	48	54	49	49
Lance Moore, NO, at ATL	51	53	51	51	52
Chris Givens, STL, vs. CHI	52	52	55	50	51
Tiquan Underwood, TB, at DET	53	54	52	53	54
Justin Hunter, TEN, at OAK	54	51	62	52	53
Ace Sanders, JAC, at HOU	55	56	53	54	55
Nate Washington, TEN, at OAK	56	57	49	56	57
Dexter McCluster, KC, vs. SD	57	55	56	55	56
Mike Brown, JAC, at HOU	58	60	57	57	58
Cordarrelle Patterson, MIN, at GB	59	58	59	58	59
Aldrick Robinson, WAS, vs. SF	60	59	60	59	60
Kenbrell Thompkins, NE, vs. DEN	61	61	61	60	61
David Nelson, NYJ, at BAL	62	63	63	62	63
Ted Ginn Jr., CAR, at MIA	63	64	58	65	66
Tavon Austin, STL, vs. CHI	64	62	72	61	62
Eddie Royal, SD, at KC	65	65	65	63	64
Greg Little, CLE, vs. PIT	66	66	64	64	65
Vincent Brown, SD, at KC	67	68	67	66	67
Tandon Doss, BAL, vs. NYJ	68	69	68	67	68
Julian Edelman, NE, vs. DEN	69	70	69	68	69
Andre Roberts, ARI, vs. IND	70	67	70	70	70
Austin Pettis, STL, vs. CHI	71	71	73	71	71
LaVon Brazill, IND, at ARI	72	72	74	72	72
Jacoby Jones, BAL, vs. NYJ	73	76	66	75	75
Darrius Heyward-Bey, IND, at ARI	74	73	75	73	73
Mario Manningham, SF, at WAS	75	74	81	74	74
Donnie Avery, KC, vs. SD	76	78	71	77	77
Jarius Wright, MIN, at GB	77	75	77	76	76
Santana Moss, WAS, vs. SF	78	79	78	78	78
Robert Meachem, NO, at ATL	79	77	79	79	79
Stephen Hill, NYJ, at BAL	80	80	76	81	81
Davone Bess, CLE, vs. PIT	81	81	80	80	80
Markus Wheaton, PIT, at CLE	82	82	84	83	83
Jerome Simpson, MIN, at GB	83	89	83	82	82
Skye Dawson, TB, at DET	84	83	85	84	84
Brian Quick, STL, vs. CHI	85	84	86	85	85
DeVier Posey, HOU, vs. JAC	86	85	87	86	86
Cole Beasley, DAL, at NYG	87	86	88	87	87
Greg Salas, NYJ, at BAL	88	87	89	88	88
Griff Whalen, FA	89	88	90	89	89
Deonte Thompson, BAL, vs. NYJ	90	90	93	90	90
Darius Johnson, ATL, vs. NO	91	91	91	91	91
Chris Owusu, TB, at DET	92	92	92	92	92
Jon Baldwin, SF, at WAS	93	95	82	95	95
Earl Bennett, CHI, at STL	94	93	94	93	93
Nick Toon, NO, at ATL	95	94	95	94	94
Jacoby Ford, OAK, vs. TEN	96	96	97	96	96
Andre Holmes, OAK, vs. TEN	97	97	98	97	97
Jerrel Jernigan, NYG, vs. DAL	98	98	99	98	98
Jeremy Ross, DET, vs. TB	99	99	100	99	99
Keshawn Martin, HOU, vs. JAC	100	100	96	100	100
Jaron Brown, ARI, vs. IND	101	101	102	101	101
Kenny Britt, TEN, at OAK	102	102	103	102	102
Josh Morgan, WAS, vs. SF	103	104	104	104	104
Seyi Ajirotutu, SD, at KC	104	103	108	103	103
Drew Davis, ATL, vs. NO	105	105	105	105	105
Da'Rick Rogers, IND, at ARI	106	106	106	106	106
Andre Caldwell, DEN, at NE	107	107	107	107	107
Myles White, GB, vs. MIN	108	109	101	109	109
Dwayne Harris, DAL, at NYG	109	108	109	108	108

I was pretty close to putting Andre Johnson in over Megatron in this week's wide receiver rankings. Against the Jaguars, AJ will be HUGE as long as Case Keenum is playing. But after last week, CJ has to be No. 1. Start your Giants and Cowboys receivers this week. Cruz, Nicks and Randle will have value. After spouting off regarding his role last week, Cecil Shorts could bounce back in what figures to be late-game garbage time.

Keep an eye on the strong DBs playing #1 WRs this week. For example, I have Antonio Brown ranked lower than Emmanuel Sanders because Brown will draw Joe Haden.

Kendal Wright has amassed at least 69 yards in each of his last six contests. Not only has he received at least eight targets in seven different contests, but he has proven to be the team's most reliable option throughout that process. Ryan Fitzpatrick will need to find his options quickly before Oakland’s complex blitz packages engulf him, and he will attempt to locate Wright repeatedly. That should result in very favorable production, and enable Wright to generate his first TD since Week 2. Michael Floyd overcame a sprained shoulder to generate the most prolific performance of his career in Week 11. While that degree of production will be difficult to match when he lines up against the Colts, he should remain an integral part of Bruce Arians’ game plan. That makes him a viable WR3 option. Particularly for owners who are contemplating potential bye week replacements.

In my week 12 wide receiver rankings I listed N. Burleson higher than most. He should start this week and resume his WR2 role in a wide open offense, his PPR appeal is strong as a WR3.

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