[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Jordy Nelson is being overshadowed by the younger, less proven Randall Cobb. Yet, with Greg Jennings out of the picture, there is plenty of opportunity for both Cobb and Nelson to flourish. Nelson is one of my favorite value picks to be a high end WR2 this year. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: After being rewarded with a huge extension last year, Brown was a popular choice to ascend to elite fantasy status, but instead he regressed, showing none of the explosiveness (11.9 yards per catch) that was his hallmark in 2011 (16.1 yards per catch). Yet, with Mike Wallace now in Miami, Brown should be in line for a career high in targets and that means a return to 1,000+ yards and fantasy WR2 value. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: You can set a watch to Colston's consistency, as he remains Drew Brees' preferred target, particularly in the red zone. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Knee and foot problems have derailed an ascendant career, as Nicks has been overtaken by Victor Cruz as the Giants' best offensive weapon. Nicks is in his free agent year, and has a lot to prove to himself and the team. We know Nicks is capable of Top 5 fantasy numbers if he can play a full season, just make sure you don't draft him expecting that level of production. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Shorts was one of last year's pleasant surprises, delivering top 25 fantasy value in spite of playing in the league's most inept offense. With Justin Blackmon facing a suspension, and no one else pushing him for playing time, Shorts should replicate last year's value. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Wayne was a marvel last year, finding the fountain of youth. But with a new OC and system, and an ADP that prices in high end fantasy WR2 value, I'm not as enamored with Wayne this season. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: I'm just not interested in a guy that can't separate from defenders, is a glorified first down possession receiver, and can't stay healthy. When he's in the lineup he will produce in PPR formats, but his current ADP assumes the second coming of Wes Welker. Thanks, but no thanks. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Jackson hit the jackpot when the Eagles hired Chip Kelly, because Kelly has a history of leveraging players with Jackson's skill set. This is effectively a contract year for the former Pro Bowler, and I think he'll rise to the occasion. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Smith showed no growth in his 2nd year, but established a baseline that's enviable. 850+ yards and 8+ TDs will now be perceived as the floor, and with Anquan Boldin gone most will expect Smith to take another leap forward in Year Three. I'm open to the idea, but his inconsistency is enough to keep me from overpaying. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: I've always been a Maclin fan, but the new coaching staff raises questions. He's too young and physically gifted to abandon, but I'm going to need to see hard evidence in the preseason that Maclin remains a priority. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Kendall Wright averaged a meager 9.8 yards per reception as a rookie, but that was as much about the Titans offensive play-calling than it was a condemnation of Wright's ability to separate from defenders. At worst Wright should be an 80-catch, high end possession option this year but could quite possibly emerge as a star. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Austin cannot afford another injury riddled season. The Cowboys are ready to move on and rookie Terrance Williams is waiting in the wings. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Moore took a step forward in Year Two (51 receptions for 741 yards and 7 TDs) but was inconsistent. With a new coaching staff and uncertain quarterback situation, enthusiasm should be tempered. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Givens averaged 16.6 yards per reception on a team that had no other credible downfield threats. Entering his second season, Givens is being overlooked in favor of rookie Tavon Austin, but Givens is the likely starter opposite Austin. The former Wake Forest Demon Deacon is a target to stash, particularly if rebuilt offensive line provides Sam Bradford a platform to finally live up to his 'franchise' label. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: I believe Vincent Brown would've pushed for rookie of the year honors last year had he not gotten hurt. Now healthy, he should step into a major role immediately and I wouldn't be surprised if Brown ends the season as a Top 25 fantasy receiver. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Sidney Rice left Minnesota for Seattle with the promise of becoming a star. Percy Harvin has now left Minnesota for Seattle under the same premise. The Seahawks are a run heavy team and I'm not sure Rice will see enough targets to be anything more than a fantasy WR3. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Jones is clearly the third option in the Packers receiving corps, and last year's breakout season was highly unusual in that it was driven by 14 touchdown receptions on just 64 receptions. TDs are volatile year to year, and Jones will regress. Don't overpay. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Streater worked his way into major snaps in Week 12 and put up 18 receptions for 351 yards and a TD over the final five games. Over a full season that equates to 58 receptions and 1,120 yards. The Raiders depth chart is undefined at nearly every position, but Streater is someone to target for the back end of your roster. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Floyd is a competent NFL receiver, but the Chargers would love to see his role reduced in favor of Vincent Brown and Keenan Allen. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Little has been overtaken by Josh Gordon, and the last thing I want to do is draft the #2 receiver on a team with Brandon Weeden at quarterback. (hide this)