March WR rankings

Tier one
1. Larry Fitzgerald (ARI)
If you watched the playoffs, there is no explanation needed.

2. Andre Johnson (HOU)
Almost a lick for 100 receptions a year (hint: try to get him in ppr leagues)

Tier two
3. Steve Smith (CAR)
Not very far behind the first two, only problem is how much the Panthers run

4. Brandon Marshall (DEN)
Subject to change after Cutler is traded and he is suspended

5. Randy Moss (NE)
Brady is back at QB, remember what they did in 2007?

6. Calvin Johnson (DET)
Possibly the most physically gifted athlete in the league, good. Third year in the league, good. Earns his paychecks in Detroit....dang. Two outta three ain't bad.

7. Roddy White (ATL)
Was Matt Ryan's primary target last year and the Falcons will pass more this year. Only downside is with Ryan's extra experience he will probably start distributing the more more evenly now.

8. Reggie Wayne (IND)
The number 1 option in a very pass-happy offense with a prolific QB. Sounds good to me.

Tier three
9. Anquan Boldin (ARI)
Top 5 WR on pure talent, but injuries and having Larry Fitzgerald lined up opposite him downgrades him some.

10. Wes Welker (NE)
111 and 112 receptions, respectively, last two years. Could be ranked a few spots higher in ppr league.

11. Marques Colston (NO)
Number 1 option on the most pass happy team in the NFL, but Brees is a fan of spreading the wealth.

12. TJ Houshmandzadeh (SEA)
Great possession type receiver. Should do well in the Seahawks West Coast offense.

Tier four
13. Dwayne Bowe (KC)
Passing game should be better this year with Cassel manning the helm, but the addition of Bobby Engram will cut into his catches slightly.

14. Greg Jennings (GB)
Started off on fire last year but cooled off considerably down the stretch. Expect a bit more consistency this year, but not much.

15. Braylon Edwards (CLE)
Who is the real Braylon, 2007 or 2008? My guess is pretty much right in between.

16. Vincent Jackson (SD)
Emerged as a true deep threat last year, averaging 18.6 yards per reception on 59 catches. Expect 15 to 20 more catches and a few more TDs. (Might need to move him up on the board...)

17. Santana Moss (WAS)
To be honest, I hate him as a fantasy player. Overshadows 150 yard, 3 TD games with too many 1 reception performances. I wouldn't draft him unless he falls way deep in the draft, but then i would immediately try to trade him.

18. Eddie Royal (Den)
A very explosive receiver, should only get better with experience. If Cutler gets moved though he may fall considerably.

19. Hines Ward (PIT)
Returned to the 1,000 yard mark last season, but I think that'll be the last time that happens.

20. Terrell Owens (BUF)
The Bills pass much less than the Cowboys, their QB is no where near Romo's caliber, and he is now 35. Bust warning.

Tier five
21. Antonio Bryant (TB)
Always had the talent, but never got his head straight. I'm not sold his production will continue.

22. Roy Williams (DET)
Jerry Jones shelled out a LOT for this guy. The pressure will be on him to produce.

23. Laveranues Coles (CIN)
With his new team, he should post similar, maybe marginally better numbers than he did the last 2 years.

24. DeSean Jackson (PHI)
Super talented player, but will he do one too many stupid things to not see the field as much?

25. Lee Evans (BUF)
The addition of Owens helps him out tremendously, but it also takes away the number of balls he'll see.

26. Santonio Holmes (PIT)
Talented player, yes, but he will be over hyped by everyone because of his Superbowl performance. Remember how well everyone was rewarded from Deion Branch's Superbowl heroics?

27. Chad Ocho Cinco (CIN)
The thing that made him a star (his passion, fire, and work ethic) seems to be slowly fading away, as will his (on the field) star status.

28. Derrick Mason (BAL)
Baltimore's number 1 passing target. But, that's not exciting for fantasy players or Ravens fans.

29. Bernard Berrian (MIN)
A great deep threat, but thats really it. Won't get a consistent number of catches because of that.

Tier six
30. Bobby Engram (KC)
Should help bolster the passing attack of the Chiefs, age and injuries are a huge concern though.

31. Kevin Walter (HOU)
Was a solid #2 for the Texans last year, expect similar numbers.

32. Steve Breaston (ARI)
Yes, he did surpass the 1,000 yard mark last year, but if Boldin and Fitzgerald stay healthy and the Cards try to run a bit more like I think they will, he could slide back to between 700 and 800 yards.

33. Lance Moore (NO)
Leading receiver for the best passing team last year, but Colston is back for the whole year and Shockey now has a full year of this offense under his belt. His numbers will drop some.

34. Donald Driver (GB)
Numbers have dropped each of the last three years, and at 34 with a very promising receiver opposite him, expect that trend to continue.

35. Dwayne Jarrett (CAR)
I think he really steps it up this year and overtakes Mushin Muhhammad for the #2 WR spot.

36. Domenik Hixon (NYG)
They won't pass a ton, and when they do they will spread it around, but somebody has to be the lead guy.

37. Donnie Avery (STL)
Only had 2, maybe 3 good games last year, but with Torry Holt gone he is now the go-to WR on this team.

38. Anthony Gonzalez (IND)
Will be the third or forth option on most plays (behind Wayne, Clark, and occasionally the backs) but on this team, that'll still lead to several catches.

39. Jerricho Cotchery (NYG)
Will be the number 1 option now, but how often will his QB(s) be able to get him the ball?

40. Devin Hester (CHI)
Will he be able to transform his amazing natural ability into solid WR skills? I say it'll take one more year.

Tier seven
41. Michael Jenkins (ATL)
42. Torry Holt (FA)
43. Malcolm Floyd (SD)
44. Mushin Muhhammad (CAR)
45. Tedd Ginn Jr. (MIA)
SEE: Devin Hester

46. Marvin Harrison (FA)
47. Kevin Curtis (PHI)
48. Devin Thomas (WAS)
Still a year away

49. Johnnie Lee Higgins (OAK)
50. Jason Hill (SF)
51. Miles Austin (DAL)
52. Greg Camarillo (MIA)
53. Steve Smith (NYG)
54. Reggie Brown (PHI)
55. Mark Clayton (BAL)
56. Davone Bess (MIA)
57. Patrick Crayton (DAL)

Tier eight
58. Sidney Rice (MIN)
59. Harry Douglas (ATL)
60. Joshua Cribbs (CLE)
61. Robert Meachem (NO)
62. Plaxico Burress (NYG)
There is no guarantee he'll play this year, but pay attention to whats going on with him.

63. Jordy Nelson (GB)
64. Matt Jones (FA)
Someone will sign him more than likely, and he could be a solid contributor to whoever does.

65. Nate Washington (TEN)
66. Chris Henry (CIN)
67. Reggie Williams (JAX)
68. Deion Branch (SEA)
69. Isaac Bruce (SF)
70. Michael Clayton