Fantasy Football Rankings - Wide Receivers (WR) Week 4 Weekend Updates

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Fantasy football rankings - updated wide receiver (WR) Week 4 rankings for 2025. Read the top-accuracy fantasy football PPR WR rankings.

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2. Week 4 Wide Receiver Rankings Outlooks

3. Who Should I Start Tool

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It's time for another exciting fantasy football slate, and it's time to lock in and set those optimal lineups. We're back with our Week 4 fantasy football wide receiver rankings for 2025 to help. Where do pass-catchers like Emeka Egbuka, Ladd McConkey, Tre Tucker, Elic Ayomanor, Matthew Golden, Calvin Ridley, Tee Higgins, and more stand for the fourth slate of the NFL season? Navigate the rankings below to find out.

Our wide receiver fantasy football rankings for Week 4 are put together by Nick Mariano. Below the rankings, you will also find key fantasy football outlooks from our RotoBaller staff, as well as the "Who to Start?" tool. Also, be sure to check our fantasy football news for this week. There are always key injuries and developments to keep track of, so check back throughout the week for updates.

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Week 4 Wide Receiver Rankings for Fantasy Football

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WR Tier	WR Rank	Player Name	Pos.	Overall Rank
1	1	Puka Nacua	WR	3
1	2	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	WR	7
1	3	Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR	10
2	4	Justin Jefferson	WR	12
2	5	Malik Nabers	WR	14
2	6	Davante Adams	WR	18
2	7	Zay Flowers	WR	20
2	8	Nico Collins	WR	21
2	9	Drake London	WR	23
2	10	A.J. Brown	WR	27
2	11	Ja'Marr Chase	WR	28
3	12	Garrett Wilson	WR	30
3	13	Tetairoa McMillan	WR	32
3	14	Rome Odunze	WR	34
3	15	Ladd McConkey	WR	35
3	16	Courtland Sutton	WR	40
3	17	Emeka Egbuka	WR	41
3	18	Jakobi Meyers	WR	43
4	19	Tyreek Hill	WR	44
4	20	George Pickens	WR	46
4	21	Brian Thomas Jr.	WR	47
4	22	Ricky Pearsall	WR	48
4	23	DK Metcalf	WR	49
4	24	Keenan Allen	WR	50
4	25	Deebo Samuel Sr.	WR	51
5	26	Xavier Worthy	WR	52
5	27	Marvin Harrison Jr.	WR	53
5	28	DJ Moore	WR	55
5	29	Jauan Jennings	WR	56
5	30	DeVonta Smith	WR	57
5	31	Jameson Williams	WR	58
5	32	Michael Pittman Jr.	WR	59
5	33	Quentin Johnston	WR	60
5	34	Chris Olave	WR	61
5	35	Jaylen Waddle	WR	62
5	36	Tee Higgins	WR	63
6	37	Jordan Addison	WR	66
6	38	Jerry Jeudy	WR	67
6	39	Marquise Brown	WR	70
6	40	Romeo Doubs	WR	71
6	41	Khalil Shakir	WR	72
7	42	Tre Tucker	WR	75
7	43	Calvin Ridley	WR	78
7	44	Josh Downs	WR	80
7	45	Wan'Dale Robinson	WR	83
7	46	Troy Franklin	WR	86
8	47	Keon Coleman	WR	90
8	48	Cedric Tillman	WR	91
8	49	Cooper Kupp	WR	92
8	50	Darnell Mooney	WR	93
8	51	Matthew Golden	WR	95
8	52	Stefon Diggs	WR	98
8	53	Kayshon Boutte	WR	99
8	54	Parker Washington	WR	101
9	55	Christian Kirk	WR	104
9	56	Rashid Shaheed	WR	106
9	57	Elic Ayomanor	WR	107
9	58	KaVontae Turpin	WR	110
9	59	Tory Horton	WR	111
9	60	Calvin Austin III	WR	113
10	61	Travis Hunter	WR	114
10	62	Marvin Mims Jr.	WR	119
10	63	Sterling Shepard	WR	121
10	64	Joshua Palmer	WR	122
10	65	Luther Burden III	WR	125
10	66	Chris Godwin	WR	127
11	67	Adonai Mitchell	WR	132
11	68	Tyquan Thornton	WR	133
11	69	Jalen Tolbert	WR	136
11	70	Rashod Bateman	WR	137
11	71	Dontayvion Wicks	WR	138
11	72	DeMario Douglas	WR	139
11	73	Malik Washington	WR	143
11	74	Michael Wilson	WR	144
11	75	DeAndre Hopkins	WR	146
12	76	Jaylin Lane	WR	147
12	77	Jayden Higgins	WR	151
12	78	Luke McCaffrey	WR	153
12	79	Hunter Renfrow	WR	155
12	80	Devontez Walker	WR	158
12	81	JuJu Smith-Schuster	WR	166
12	82	Olamide Zaccheaus	WR	167
12	83	Darius Slayton	WR	170
12	84	Dont'e Thornton Jr.	WR	172
13	85	Jalen Nailor	WR	174
13	86	Greg Dortch	WR	175
13	87	Brycen Tremayne	WR	177
13	88	Kendrick Bourne	WR	178
13	89	Isaiah Bond	WR	183
13	90	Isaac TeSlaa	WR	184
14	91	Brandin Cooks	WR	185
15	92	Xavier Hutchinson	WR	188
15	93	Chimere Dike	WR	194
15	94	Adam Thielen	WR	198
15	95	Andrei Iosivas	WR	199
15	96	Ray-Ray McCloud III	WR	205
16	97	Tyler Johnson	WR	206
16	98	Dyami Brown	WR	207
16	99	Arian Smith	WR	210
16	100	Mack Hollins	WR	212
16	101	Jordan Whittington	WR	214
16	102	Tutu Atwell	WR	215
16	103	Chris Moore	WR	217
16	104	Elijah Moore	WR	219
16	105	Pat Bryant	WR	222
16	106	Kalif Raymond	WR	223
16	107	Roman Wilson	WR	224
16	108	Tez Johnson	WR	225
16	109	Jahan Dotson	WR	226
16	110	Devaughn Vele	WR	227
16	111	Tyler Lockett	WR	228
16	112	Tre Harris	WR	230
16	113	Tim Patrick	WR	235
16	114	Nick Westbrook-Ikhine	WR	237
16	115	Ryan Miller	WR	244
16	116	Noah Brown	WR	262
16	117	Savion Williams	WR	265
16	118	Jaylin Noel	WR	268
16	119	David Moore	WR	270
16	120	Tylan Wallace	WR	271
16	121	Allen Lazard	WR	272
16	122	Demarcus Robinson	WR	273
16	123	Tyrell Shavers	WR	274
16	124	Ryan Flournoy	WR	275
16	125	Jamari Thrash	WR	277
16	126	Jack Bech	WR	278
16	127	Van Jefferson	WR	279
16	128	Kyle Williams	WR	280
16	129	Malik Heath	WR	281
16	130	Jalen Royals	WR	282
16	131	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	WR	283
16	132	Mitchell Tinsley	WR	284
16	133	Jake Bobo	WR	285
16	134	Tai Felton	WR	286
16	135	Ashton Dulin	WR	287
16	136	Xavier Weaver	WR	288
16	137	Russell Gage	WR	289
16	138	Simi Fehoko	WR	290
16	139	Anthony Gould	WR	291
16	140	Derius Davis	WR	292
16	141	Nikko Remigio	WR	293

Week 4 Wide Receiver Rankings Outlooks

Quentin Johnston, Los Angeles Chargers

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Quentin Johnston is set for a big Week 4 performance against the New York Giants. The former first-round pick led the team with 89 receiving yards on six catches and 10 targets last week against a tough Denver Broncos secondary.

He currently leads the team in receiving yards and is tied with Keenan Allen for most touchdowns (3). The Giants' secondary ranks among the worst in the NFL, especially in allowing big plays, which plays to Johnston's strengths. RotoBaller elevates him to WR34 this week, and he should be viewed as a high-upside FLEX option in most formats.-

Malik Nabers, New York Giants

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers (shoulder) was listed as limited in practice on Friday with a shoulder injury, but he does not have an official injury designation going into his team's Week 4 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.

That means Nabers will be active on Sunday for rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart's first start with the Giants. Nabers has recorded 16 catches for 251 yards and two touchdowns through his first three games of 2025. He profiles as a must-start fantasy wide receiver in Week 4 against the Chargers.

Emeka Egbuka, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Emeka Egbuka is off to an impressive start to his NFL career. Last week, Egbuka hauled in six of his eight targets for 85 yards in the win over the New York Jets. He could be asked to take on a heavier workload this weekend with Mike Evans (hamstring) ruled out.

The Bucs are still uncertain if Chris Godwin (ankle) is ready to return to action. That being said, Egbuka could be asked to step up and be the primary option in the receiving game. On paper, Egbuka should have success given the Philadelphia Eagles' struggles to contain wide receivers. Last week, Puka Nacua burned them for over 100 yards. Egbuka should be able to offer a low-end WR1 value for this Week 4 matchup.

Jakobi Meyers, Las Vegas Raiders

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Jakobi Meyers has been a steady force in the passing attack, leading the team with 26 targets through three weeks. He added another efficient outing in Week 3, posting three catches for 63 yards against Washington, bringing his season totals to 17 receptions for 228 yards.

With the Raiders ranking seventh in passing yards per game and Geno Smith finding his rhythm, Meyers has established himself as a trusted option in the offense. Now facing a vulnerable Chicago Bears secondary, he should be confidently started as a WR2 across all fantasy formats in what projects to be a high-scoring matchup.

Calvin Ridley, Tennessee Titans

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley hasn't played well this season. Through the first three weeks, the wideout has only eight catches (21 targets) for 111 yards. He also hasn't scored a touchdown. To be fair, quarterback Cam Ward (ankle, calf) has played poorly, with the rookie throwing for 506 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception while completing only 54.5% of his attempts.

It's unknown how long it will take Ward to find his footing at the professional level. However, as long as the signal-caller continues to struggle, Ridley may not be the best option for any fantasy lineup in Week 4 versus the Houston Texans and beyond. The risk will remain moving forward until Ward proves he can get it together.

Elic Ayomanor, Tennessee Titans

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Elic Ayomanor has emerged as one of quarterback Cameron Ward's favorite targets, as well as a top scoring option within the team's offense. This bodes well for his fantasy outlook ahead of a Week 4 divisional battle against the Houston Texans. Ayomanor now has eight catches and two touchdowns over his last two games, ranking as the overall WR19 in PPR leagues during that span.

While we can't count on Ayomanor to score a touchdown every week, and therefore should not view him as a top-24 fantasy receiver, he is still on the radar as a potential starter in leagues with at least 12 teams. That's especially true as Calvin Ridley continues to struggle; the 30-year-old has 21 targets but just eight catches, ranking as the overall WR71.

Ayomanor is arguably the top target in the Titans' offense, and an anticipated negative game script suggests that he should command at least five or six targets this weekend. He's an intriguing WR3/flex option, especially against a Texans defense allowing the seventh-most catches and receiving yards to wide receivers in 2025.