Posted by Rob in Fantasy Advice on Jun 13th 2011 (Print This)
- Ryan Broyles
Fantasy Football Brother’s takes a look at the Wide Receiver Rankings for the upcoming college football season. Right now it’s the only game in town, so fantasy owner’s may need to adjust accordingly. As we’ve said in the past if you haven’t played College Fantasy Football, you don’t know what you’re missing.
This year’s class is loaded, even with the departures of A.J. Green, Julio Jones, Titus Young, and Randall Cobb. The mainstays will be front and center in the likes of Ryan Broyles of Oklahoma and Justin Blackmon of Oklahoma St.
The Houston Cougars boast two explosive pass catchers in Patrick Edwards and Tyron Carrier. Cougar quarterback Case Keenum is back for a sixth year, so we expect solid numbers all around.
There are also many receivers throughout the rankings that will undoubtedly suffer with new quarterbacks. Here’s looking at you Greg Childs, T.J. Moe, and Jermaine Kearse.
Wide Recceiver Rankings:
- Ryan Broyles-Oklahoma
- Justin Blackmon-Oklahoma St.
- Damaris Johnson-Tulsa
- Patrick Edwards-Houston
- Jeff Fuller-Texas A & M
- Jordan White-Western Michigan
- Eric Page-Toledo
- Juron Criner-Arizona
- Lance Lewis-East Carolina
- Alshon Jeffery-South Carolina
- Robert Woods-USC
- Michael Floyd-Notre Dame
- Kamar Jorden-Bowling Green
- D.J. Woods-Cincinnati
- Cole Beasley-SMU
- Tavon Austin-West Virginia
- Cody Wilson-Central Michigan
- Royce Pollard-Hawaii
- Tyron Carrier-Houston
- Jeremy Ebert-Northwestern
- T.Y. Hilton-FIU
- Darius Johnson-SMU
- Tyler Shoemaker-Boise St.
- Marquess Wilson-Washington St.
- Kendall Wright-Baylor
- Mohamed Sanu-Rutgers
- Roy Roundtree-Michigan
- Greg Childs-Arkansas
- T.J. Moe-Missouri
- Nick Harwell-Miami Ohio
- Ryan Swope-Texas A & M
- Jermaine Kearse-Washington
- Conner Vernon-Duke
- James Rodgers-Oregon St.
- Derek Moye-Penn St.
- Chris Owusu-Stanford
- Marvin McNutt-Iowa
- Kenny Stills-Oklahoma
- Dwight Jones-North Carolina
- Colin Larmond-Boston College–(sleeper)–
Take care and good luck. Fantasy Football Brothers.