2007 Wide Receiver Power Rankings: The Fantasy Football Geek Blog

By Brandon (FFGeekBlog) on Wednesday, August 15, 2007. Comment on this post

2007 Wide Receiver Power Rankings

Last updated: 10/4/07

Below you will find the 2007 FFGeekBlog power rankings for wide receivers, updated weekly:

1	Moss, Randy	NE	Your new number one wide receiver. He's the number one player in some fantasy formats and should be here until Tom Brady decides to put his new love affair on hold. On pace for 2000 yards and 28 TD's.
2	Johnson, Chad	CIN	He talks a lot, but this year he's definitely backing it up.
3	Smith, Steve	CAR	Umm...get David Carr the heck out of there! He's ruining Steve Smith's season.
4	Wayne, Reggie	IND	Appears to be a changing of the guard in Indy...with Wayne overtaking Harrison as the new number one.
5	Owens, Terrell	DAL	Surprisingly quiet so far. I've heard more about Romo than TO this year.
6	Houshmandzadeh, T.J.	CIN	Solid TD numbers so far
7	Harrison, Marvin	IND	Is this where Harrison finally starts showing his age?
8	Burress, Plaxico	NYG	Touchdown magnet.
9	Williams, Roy	DET	Rookie Calvin Johnson will demand attention, leaving more single coverage opportunity for Williams.
10	Holt, Torry	STL	Knee doesn't seem to be an issue, but the QB and offensive line situations are. Gus Frerotte likes to bomb it though.
11	Johnson, Andre	HOU	Expected to be out for a couple more games, hopefully he can pick up where he left off when he gets back.
12	Fitzgerald, Larry	ARI	Played well in Boldin's absence, he might have another week as the main man in Arizona this week.
13	Boldin, Anquan	ARI	Boldin needs to return from injury...he's Warner's favorite target.
14	Walker, Javon	DEN	Injury troubles...hopefully he can return this week.
15	Branch, Deion	SEA	Finally Hasselback has realized that Branch should be his go to guy...he's the uncontested numero uno in Seattle now.
16	Edwards, Braylon	CLE	Those 80 yard TD receptions are helping Edwards stats tremendously...let's hope he keeps catching them or he could find himself falling down the list.
17	Johnson, Calvin	DET	Injury troubles already do not bode well, but he should return this week.
18	Ward, Hines	PIT	Injury might put things on hold, but he should return and produce.
19	Coles, Laveranues	NYJ
20	Driver, Donald	GB	Producing in an improved Green Bay passing game, but the ball will be spread around a little more this season now that Favre has other targets
21	Marshall, Brandon	DEN	How far will he climb?
22	Galloway, Joey	TB	Old man has some speed!
23	Cotchery, Jerricho	NYJ
24	Mason, Derrick	BAL	Mr. Consistency to get you about 11 points or so.
25	Bowe, Dwayne	KC	Anquan Boldin, Marques Colston...Dwayne Bowe?
26	Colston, Marques	NO	Sophomore slump? It doesn't help that the entire team is slumping.
27	Evans, Lee	BUF	I don't see this situation improving any time in the near future with quarterback issues.
28	Moss, Santana	WAS	Always has the chance to have an insane game (138 yard, 3 TD's), but too inconsistent to be ranked any higher.
29	Chambers, Chris	MIA
30	Berrian, Bernard	CHI	Over 300 yards receiving so far, but where's the long TD catches?
31	Holmes, Santonio	PIT
32	Welker, Wes	NE	Brady's second favorite target
33	Crayton, Patrick	DAL	Wowsers, what a game. If he can have a repeat of that, or at least a perfomance anywhere near that again, he'll climb up a bit higher on this list.
34	Engram, Bobby	SEA	Engram has overtaken Burleson as the number two receiver in Seattle.
35	Jennings, Greg	GB
36	Porter, Jerry	OAK	In a nearly non-existent passing game, Porter still caught both of Culpepper's passing touchdowns. Looks to be the new favorite target.
37	Curtis, Kevin	PHI	Going to need more than one big game to convince me.
38	Jones, James	GB	Finally the Green Bay passing attack is starting to gel.
39	Randle El, Antwaan	PIT
40	Furrey, Mike	DET	Don't expect last years numbers with Calvin Johnson in the picture, but should do alright in this Mike Martz passing offense.
41	Jackson, Darrell	SF
42	McDonald, Shaun	DET	Fourth receiver on the team, but apparently they run four receiver sets a lot in Detroit.
43	Bruce, Isaac	STL
44	Toomer, Amani	NYG	Proving that he's still got something left in the tank.
45	Burleson, Nate	SEA
46	Booker, Marty	MIA	Seems to be one of Trent Green's favorite targets.
47	Stokley, Brandon	DEN	Back as the slot receiver in a decent passing attack...but Cutler's not Manning
48	Rice, Sidney	MIN	Did you see his touchdown grab last week? They need to get this guy the ball more.

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