Updated Fantasy Football PPR Wide Receiver Rankings: (2025) - CeeDee Lamb, Nico Collins, Tyreek Hill, Rashee Rice, Khalil Shakir, Travis Hunter, more

June 27, 2025

RotoBaller's updated 2025 fantasy football PPR wide receiver rankings for redraft leagues. These are updated PPR WR rankings for fantasy football drafts.

The fantasy football and NFL offseason feels like it will never end, but we're just under three months away from the opening week, and it's never too early to start preparing for your drafts. Let's get started with the WR spot and take a peek at these updated 2025 fantasy football PPR wide receiver rankings for redraft leagues. In our updated WR rankings below, check out where key pass-catchers like CeeDee Lamb, Nico Collins, Tyreek Hill, Rashee Rice, Khalil Shakir, and Travis Hunter stand among the other top 151 wideouts.

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RotoBaller's lead NFL analyst Nick Mariano has put together these updated 2025 PPR rankings, which will, of course, be updated regularly throughout the NFL offseason. As injuries happen and depth charts shake up, be sure to check back in.

2025 Fantasy Football PPR Wide Receiver Rankings

Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Player Outlooks

CeeDee Lamb, Dallas Cowboys

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb had another top-10 fantasy finish despite the second half of his season being ruined and prematurely ended by a shoulder injury. The wideout was the No. 4 WR in half-PPR scoring through Week 8, but endured a sprained AC joint in Week 9, which was the same week Dak Prescott suffered a season-ending hamstring tear. Going from Prescott to Cooper Rush hurt the offense, even though Prescott was battling a career-worst 3.8% touchdown rate.

And those Trey Lance reps sure didn't do him any favors. Still, the star WR made it work through volume and remained the No. 4 WR through Week 16 before being shut down as his condition deteriorated. Lamb says he's feeling good after five months of recovery and rehab, which is encouraging going into the 2025 season with a healthy Prescott and a new teammate.

George Pickens steps into Brandin Cooks' No. 2 WR role, but is a vertical threat and shouldn't interfere with Lamb's alpha status. Perhaps he can keep the safeties from bracketing Lamb, who remains a healthy first-round pick in fantasy drafts.

- Nick Mariano

Nico Collins, Houston Texans

Houston Texans wide receiver Nico Collins continued to produce as a big-play machine even as the offense took a step back, tallying 1,006 yards and seven touchdowns on 68 catches while limited to 12 games. He's yet to play in 16 games across his four-year career, but the elite dynamism now has the alpha volume to make a splash worthy of the first round. With Tank Dell recovering from his serious leg injury, Collins will now line up next to Christian Kirk (coming off a broken collarbone) and 2025 second-round pick, Jayden Higgins. Lining up as a powerful X receiver, this remains his team.

Collins is also the only receiver to rank within the top eight in yards per route run against both man and zone coverage in both 2023 and '24. We won't need C.J. Stroud to put up top-five QB metrics like he did as a rookie for the efficient Collins to hit it big, but a full rebound from Stroud could produce a top-three fantasy WR year. Will you gamble on Stroud's Year 3 and Collins' health this early?

- Nick Mariano

Rashee Rice, Kansas City Chiefs

Rashee Rice got off to a fast start in 2024. A popular breakout pick, he posted a 24-288-2 line on 29 targets over the season's first three games. It looked like Rice was on track for a big year. That came to a crashing halt when Rice tore his LCL in Week 4 and missed the rest of the season. It was a bitter end to what looked like a surefire breakout season. Despite the injury, gamers should be encouraged by what they saw in 2024. Albeit in a small sample, Rice had some very strong advanced metrics.

Before his injury, Rice posted a 35% targets per route run as well as a remarkable 3.47 yards per route run per Fantasy Points Data Suite. He was clearly a focal point of the offense and looked like the Chiefs' top pass-catcher. Looming over Rice is a potential suspension due to a pending legal case.

This would certainly ding his fantasy value. Mum's the word on this front, so for now, we will operate under the assumption he plays the entire 2025 season. Short of a suspension, fantasy gamers have every reason to be bullish on Rice's 2025 outlook. He's reportedly healthy and should resume his role as Kansas City's WR1. Bottom line: Rice is primed for a career year.

- Dave Ventresca

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