MIAMI, September 28 (WNN) — Davante Adams, Cooper Kupp, Tyler Lockett, Calvin Ridley and Stephen Diggs top my Week 4 Fantasy Football wide receiver rankings for 2021.
Amari Cooper, Tyreek Hill, Keenan Allen, Cortland Sutton and Robert Woods round out my top 10 picks for Week 4. DJ Moore, Odell Beckham Jr. and Will Fuller are among my other favorite wide receivers to start this week.
Target players who have a good chance of scoring a touchdown and get lots of looks from their respective quarterbacks when considering starting at wide receivers.
Here are some of my favorite players in this week’s rankings:
top shelf
Davante Adams of the Green Bay Packers is tied for the league lead with 25 catches and leads the NFL with 34 goals through week three. He posted the 10th most fantasy points among wide receivers.
Adams is as consistent for his position as he went for a season-high 12 catches for 132 yards and a score in Week 3. They should make an even more impressive showing this week, when the Packers host the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Steelers enter this matchup, giving the wide receiver the sixth most fantasy points. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw three touchdowns to wide receivers against the Steelers defense in Week 3.
Look for Adams to dominate this matchup and catch at least 10 catches for 100 yards and a score. He is my top choice for week 4 and the rest of the season.
Cooper Kupp of the Los Angeles Rams led the NFL with a score of 367 receiving yards and five receiving yards. He scored two touchdowns in each of the Rams’ last two matches. He also averaged 8.3 catches per game and 122.3 receiving yards during the first three weeks.
Kupp, who is second in goal, is No. 2 in my Week 4 wide receivers rankings. The Rams host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday in Inglewood, Calif. The Cardinals allowed five touchdowns to wide receivers during the first three weeks, tied for the fifth-most in the NFL.
Kupp is a close lock for at least 10 catches and 100 yards. He’s an elite option that should never leave your lineup.
sneaky games
Carolina Panthers wide receiver DJ Moore is another player who should remain in your lineup until further notice.
Moore posted the 11th most fantasy points among wide receivers during the first three weeks. He went for a season-high 126 yards in Week 3.
Look for Moore to continue his hot streak this week when the Panthers face the Dallas Cowboys. That’s my number 13 option and can be used as either a low-end WR1 or a high-end WR2.
Odell Beckham Jr took five catches for 77 yards and another 10 yards in his 2021 debut for the Cleveland Browns last week. The absence of injury to fellow wide receiver Jarvis Landry should see him continue to see an abundance of goals in Brown’s offense.
This week the Browns will face the Minnesota Vikings. The Vikings scored the third most fantasy points allowed wide receivers through three weeks.
I expect Beckham to score at least 10 goals in this matchup. He must also find the last field for his first score of the season. Beckham is number 15 in my ranking.
long shots
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Will Fuller nearly ran into a long touchdown reception in Week 3, but was denied due to a controversial non-call for defensive pass interference. The Dolphins host the Indianapolis Colts in Week 4.
Watch Dolphins quarterback Jacoby Brissette to continue to look like Fuller, especially on deeper attempts. Fuller caught three of his six goals in his 2021 debut for the Dolphins in Week 3. He should see at least eight goals this week.
The Colts are tied for the most touchdowns allowed to wide receivers, with seven surrendered through three weeks. I expect Fuller to find the final field for a big game in this matchup at Miami Gardens, Fla., on Sunday. That is my number 34 option.
Week 4 Fantasy Football Wide Receivers Rankings
1. Davante Adams, Green Bay Packers v PIT
2. Cooper Kupp, Los Angeles Rams v ARI
3. Seattle Seahawks in Tyler Lockett, SF
4. Calvin Ridley, Atlanta Falcons vs WAS
5. Stephen Diggs, Buffalo Bills vs. HOU
6. Amari Cooper, Dallas Cowboys vs. CAR
7. PHI . Head to Tyrek Hill, Kansas City
8. Keenan Allen, Los Angeles Chargers v LVR
9. Cortland Sutton, Denver Broncos v. Child
10. Robert Woods, Los Angeles Rams v ARI
1 1 DK Metcalf, SF. on the Seattle Seahawks
12. Alan Robinson, Chicago Bears vs. DET
13. DAL . In DJ Moore, Carolina Panthers
14. NE. Mike Evans in, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
15. Odell Beckham Jr., Cleveland Browns MIN. Feather
16. Terry McLaurin, Washington football team at ATL
17. DeAndre Hopkins, Arizona Cardinals LAR . In
18. Mike Williams, Los Angeles Chargers v LV
19. CD Lamb, Dallas Cowboys vs. CAR
20. Adam Thielen, Minnesota Vikings vs. CLE
21. Deebo Samuel, San Francisco 49ers vs. SEA
22. Chris Godwin, NE . in Tampa Bay Buccaneers
23. BUF. Brandin Cook in, Houston Texan
24. Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings vs. CLE
25. Pittsburgh Steelers in Chase Claypool, GB
26. Devonta Smith, Philadelphia Eagles v. Casey
27. Kenny Golladay, New York Giants NO. In
28. LAR . Christian Kirk in, Arizona Cardinals
29. Marquis Brown in the Den, Baltimore Ravens
30. Antonio Brown, NE . in Tampa Bay Buccaneers
31. Pittsburgh Steelers at JuJu Smith-Schuster, GB
32. Mecole Hardman, PHI . Head to Kansas City in
33. Robbie Anderson, Carolina Panthers DAL . In
34. Will Fuller, Miami Dolphins vs India
35. Brandon Ayuk, San Francisco 49ers vs. SEA
36. Tim Patrick, Denver Broncos vs Child
37. Henry Rugs III, Las Vegas Raiders at LAC
38. Jacobi Meyers, New England Patriots v TB
39. Jalen Rigor, Philadelphia Eagles v. Casey
40. Jaylen Waddell, Miami Dolphins vs India
41. Darnell Mooney, Chicago Bears vs. DET
42. AJ Green, Arizona Cardinals LAR . In
43. Corey Davis, New York Jets v TN
44. Sammy Watkins, at the Baltimore Ravens Den
45. Indianapolis Colts in Michael Pittman, MIA
46. Cole Beasley, Buffalo Bills vs. HOU
47. Hunter Renfro on the LAC, Las Vegas Raiders
48. Rondell Moore, Arizona Cardinals LAR . In
49. DeVante Parker, Miami Dolphins vs India
50. Emmanuel Sanders, Buffalo Bills vs. HOU
Cowboys Ezekiel Elott runs against the Eagles. Photo by Ian Halperin/WNN | license photo
Eagles’ Devonta Smith took a short catch. Photo by Ian Halperin/WNN | license photo
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders perform before the game. Photo by Ian Halperin/WNN | license photo
Kendrick Bourne of the New England Patriots pulled into a 22-yard touchdown reception covered by New Orleans Saints Paulson Adebo in the fourth quarter at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. The Saints defeated the Patriots 28-13. Photo by Matthew Healy/WNN | license photo
Saints Alvin Kamara is kicked out of bounds after a nine-yard welcome. Photo by Matthew Healy/WNN | license photo
Patriots Bill Belichick watches his team from the sidelines. Photo by Matthew Healy/WNN | license photo
Saints’ Jameis Winston (c) throws a pass. Photo by Matthew Healy/WNN | license photo
Saints Marquez Callaway pulls into a reception while being covered by Patriots’ Jesse Jackson. Photo by Matthew Healy/WNN | license photo
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady encourages Buccaneers fans ahead of their game against the Los Angeles Rams at Sophie Stadium in Inglewood, California on Sunday. Photo by John Sohoo/WNN | license photo
Rams head coach Sean McVay watches his quarterback Matthew Stafford (L) during third quarter action. Photo by John Sohoo/WNN | license photo
The Buccaneers’ Rob Gronkowski (c) faces Rams’ Terrell Lewis. Photo by John Sohoo/WNN | license photo
Brady runs 8 yards. Photo by John Sohoo/WNN | license photo
Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur (c) cheers as kicker Mason Crosby hits a 51-yard field goal, helping the Packers 30-28 over the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. There was no time left to win. on Sunday. Photo by Terry Schmidt/WNN | license photo
The Packers’ Robert Tonin (L) gives a good signal as Crosby (R) screams as he looks to his 51-yard field goal. Photo by Terry Schmidt/WNN | license photo
49’s George Kittel cuts the edge for a 12-yard advantage. Photo by Terry Schmidt/WNN | license photo
49ers fans cheer during the game. Photo by Terry Schmidt/WNN | license photo
Packers’ Aaron Jones (R) runs out of the catch of Nick Bosa in the 49th. Photo by Terry Schmidt/WNN | license photo
Packers Alan Lazard (L) is knocked down by Kevon Williams of the 49ers after a 42-yard pass by Aaron Rodgers. Photo by Terry Schmidt/WNN | license photo
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