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Week 7 WR Rankings: 2025 Fantasy Football Rankings

Week 7 WR Rankings: 2025 Fantasy Football Rankings

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By: Zach Thompson

In Week 6, several more key wide receivers went down with significant injuries, causing fantasy owners to dig even deeper into their rosters for starting options going forward. As we continue to work our way through the bye week portion of the schedule, lineup decisions can be tricky to figure out, but with 30 teams in action in Week 7, some nice sleepers are starting to wake up as well. Who can you count on to produce in Week 7? Let’s take a look at my top 30 WR Rankings for Week 7 after a quick recap of Week 6.

During Week 6 (not counting Monday’s games), emerging young options continue to crowd the top of the leaderboard. George Pickens (34.8 FPTS) led the way in a loss for the Cowboys with Jaxon Smith-Njigba (33.2 FPTS), Kayshon Boutte (26.3 FPTS), Ladd McConkey (26.0 FPTS), and Ja’Marr Chase (25.1 FPTS) rounding out the top five. 

On the season, Puka Nacua (ankle) (analysis here) still has the most fantasy points at the position, but he’s now expected to miss time with an injury. Rookie Emeka Egbuka (hamstring) (analysis here) and Garrett Wilson (knee) are also in the top 10 but now dealing with injuries of their own.

In addition to the injured players, the Bills and Ravens are not in our rankings this week since they’ll be on their Week 7 bye week, while the Texans and Vikings will return after getting Week 6 off.

Since these rankings come out on each Monday, be sure to check back throughout the week on DK Network for coverage of any adjustments that need to be made.

Coming into the week, here are my top 30 WR rankings for Week 7:

  1. Ja’Marr Chase (vs. PIT)
  2. Nico Collins (at SEA)
  3. CeeDee Lamb (vs. WAS) – if ready to return
  4. Justin Jefferson (vs. PHI)
  5. Amon-Ra St. Brown (vs. TB)
  6. Jaxon Smith-Njigba (vs. HOU)
  7. Rome Odunze (vs. NO)
  8. Davante Adams (at JAC)
  9. Rashee Rice (vs. LV)
  10. George Pickens (vs. WAS) – higher if Lamb misses another week
  11. Drake London (at SF)
  12. Jaylen Waddle (at CLE)
  13. Deebo Samuel Sr. (at DAL) – higher if McLaurin is out again
  14. Mike Evans (at DET) – if ready to return
  15. Ricky Pearsall (vs. ATL) – if ready to return
  16. Garrett Wilson (vs. CAR) – if healthy
  17. Quentin Johnston (vs. IND) – if ready to return
  18. Brian Thomas Jr. (vs. LAR)
  19. A.J. Brown (at MIN)
  20. Ladd McConkey (vs. IND) – higher if Quentin Johnston is out again
  21. Chris Olave (at CHI)
  22. Tetairoa McMillan (at NYJ)
  23. Courtland Sutton (vs. NYG)
  24. Xavier Worthy (vs. LV)
  25. Kendrick Bourne (vs. ATL) – higher if Ricky Pearsall is out again
  26. Keenan Allen (vs. IND) – higher if Quentin Johnston is out again
  27. Jakobi Meyers (at KC)
  28. Stefon Diggs (at TEN)
  29. Terry McLaurin (at DAL) – if ready to return
  30. Michael Pittman Jr. (at LAC)

These rankings are based on news and information available as of Monday afternoon. Stay tuned to DraftKings Network throughout the week for ongoing coverage as matchups and situations develop.

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