Fantasy Football Rankings and Tiers | Wide Receivers, Week 4
Three weeks of the 2024 fantasy football season have come and gone. Last week saw some predictable outcomes, Ja’Marr Chase turning in a top-five WR performance, and some unpredictable ones, Jauan Jennings as the WR1 overall. Let’s see what Week 4 has in store for the wide receiver position. Here you will find my top 24 fantasy football rankings and tiers for WRs in Week 4. Each week, I’ll separate them into tiers along with one “Start of the Week.” Let’s get right into it.
Fantasy Football Rankings and Tiers – Wide Receivers, Week 4
Wide receiver performances can make or break your fantasy football lineup. Our WR rankings break down the top options by highlighting elite starters, solid plays, and potential sleepers. Additionally, the tiers can help you make crucial start em sit em decisions. Whether you’re facing a tough matchup or looking to capitalize on a favorable one, these rankings will guide you in making the best decision for your lineup.
Tier 1
1. CeeDee Lamb at NYG
2. Justin Jefferson at GB
3. Ja’Marr Chase at CAR
4. Marvin Harrison Jr. vs. WAS
Tier 2
5. Amon-Ra St. Brown vs. SEA
6. Nico Collins vs. JAC
7. Rashee Rice at LAC
8. Chris Olave at ATL
9. Chris Godwin vs. PHI
Tier 3
10. Malik Nabers vs. DAL
11. Mike Evans vs. PHI
12. DK Metcalf at DET
13. Davante Adams vs. CLE
14. Brandon Aiyuk vs. NE
Tier 4
15. Amari Cooper at LV
16. Garrett Wilson vs. DEN
17. D.J. Moore vs. LAR
18. Drake London vs. NO
Tier 5
19. Zay Flowers vs. BUF
20. Jaxon Smith-Njigba at DET
21. Terry McLaurin at ARI
22. Stefon Diggs vs. JAC
23. Jayden Reed vs. MIN
24. George Pickens at IND
Week 4 Fantasy Football WR Rankings: Start of the Week
George Pickens at Indianapolis Colts
George Pickens has had an inconsistent start to the season as he currently sits outside the top 40 WR in scoring. Pickens takes on the Indianapolis Colts this week, a team that ranks bottom five in fantasy points allowed to wide receivers per game per our D-PAC tool.
The young WR is leading the Steelers with a 24% target share and has seen seven targets in two of three games. Quarterback Justin Fields has had more time to develop chemistry as the starter and the team trusts him to throw more. Notably, he saw a season-high 32 attempts in Week 3.
Overall, I like Pickens to produce some big plays downfield against this Colts secondary. They’ve already given up three top-15 WR performances through the first three weeks. Despite a slow start, Pickens make my start of the week in this week’s wide receiver rankings and tiers.
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