Tiers 3.0: Quarterback | Running Back | Tight End

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We're going to update the tiers every week heading into the busiest draft weekends of the year. They are focused on delivering the absolute latest info to help you in standard and PPR leagues.

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Elite Tier

Standard PPR
Round 1 Round 1
Odell Beckham Antonio Brown
Antonio Brown Odell Beckham
Julio Jones Julio Jones
DeAndre Hopkins DeAndre Hopkins
Dez Bryant Dez Bryant
A.J. Green

Near-Elite Tier

Standard PPR
Round 2 Round 2
A.J. Green Jordy Nelson
Jordy Nelson Allen Robinson
Allen Robinson Brandin Cooks
Brandin Cooks Keenan Allen
Amari Cooper Mike Evans
Mike Evans Brandon Marshall
Brandon Marshall Amari Cooper
Keenan Allen T.Y. Hilton
Sammy Watkins

Excellent Tier

Standard PPR
Round 3 Round 3
T.Y. Hilton Alshon Jeffery
Sammy Watkins Demaryius Thomas
Alshon Jeffery Randall Cobb
Demaryius Thomas Kelvin Benjamin

Very Good Tier

Standard PPR
Round 4 Round 4
Randall Cobb Golden Tate
Kelvin Benjamin Jeremy Maclin
Michael Floyd Julian Edelman
Golden Tate Michael Floyd
John Brown Jarvis Landry
Jeremy Maclin John Brown

No. 3/High Upside

Standard PPR
Round 5 Round 5
DeVante Parker Doug Baldwin
Julian Edelman DeVante Parker
Doug Baldwin Eric Decker
Allen Hurns
Jarvis Landry

No. 3/Mid-Upside

Standard PPR
Round 6 Rounds 6, 7
Eric Decker Donte Moncrief
Tyler Lockett Allen Hurns
Donte Moncrief Tyler Lockett
Emmanuel Sanders Larry Fitzgerald
Larry Fitzgerald Jordan Matthews
Emmanuel Sanders
Sterling Shepard
DeSean Jackson
Marvin Jones

Mid-Round Fliers

Standard PPR
Rounds 7, 8 Rounds 8, 9
Jordan Matthews Kevin White
Sterling Shepard Josh Gordon
Kevin White Michael Crabtree
DeSean Jackson Kamar Aiken
Marvin Jones Willie Snead
Josh Gordon Torrey Smith
Sammie Coates
Corey Coleman

Late Rounders

Standard PPR
Rounds 9, 10 Round 10+
Sammie Coates Tavon Austin
Willie Snead Chris Hogan
Kamar Aiken Phillip Dorsett
Torrey Smith Stefon Diggs
Corey Coleman Tajae Sharpe
Tavon Austin Vincent Jackson
Michael Crabtree Devin Funchess
Tajae Sharpe Mohamed Sanu
Chris Hogan Terrance Williams
Phillip Dorsett Michael Thomas
Stefon Diggs Tyler Boyd
Devin Funchess
Vincent Jackson
Michael Thomas
Tyler Boyd

Wide Receivers on the move

Dez Bryant
BAL • WR • #88
Preseason Week 1
REC2
YDS28
TD1
No one doubted Bryant's potential to be a stud Fantasy receiver, but a lot of people doubt Tony Romo's health. Without Romo, and with a damaged foot, Bryant was a shell of himself. Not only did he look good leaping for passes in just one series against the Rams, Bryant also got some decent passes thrown his way by presumptive backup Dak Prescott. With Jordy Nelson still banged up, it was a no-brainer to move Bryant into the Top 5 among Fantasy receivers.
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Kelvin Benjamin
NYG • WR • #85
Preseason Week 1
ATT1
YDS5
TD0
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Devin Funchess
DET • WR • #13
Preseason Week 1
REC1
YDS10
TD0
Benjamin looked fine in limited snaps in what was his first game since tearing his ACL, but reports about poor conditioning are making Fantasy owners jittery. Meanwhile, Funchess has received some positive accolades from camp and there's some rumblings about him being a bigger contributor to the Panthers offense than anyone imagined. So Funchess has become a trendy late-round pick while people are scared to take Benjamin with a Top 40 choice. Keep in mind that Benjamin can still round into form, so don't completely rule him out of your drafts.
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Tajae Sharpe
SF • WR • #88
Preseason Week 1
REC2
YDS35
TD0
First, Sharpe started for the Titans and made a veteran-style reception on the second play against the Chargers. Then days later, Tennessee traded Dorial Green-Beckham to Philadelphia for an offensive lineman. Clearly, Sharpe has earned some playing time and could be working on a starting spot. Not that the Titans offense will be a passing powerhouse, but Fantasy owners pounce anytime a potential No. 1 receiver is available late in drafts.
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