Week 15 PPR Rankings: WR

The second round of the fantasy playoffs is here, and with it comes some tough start-or-sit decisions at wide receiver. As always, things are even tougher in PPR formats, where balancing consistent receptions/targets with big-play upside is paramount. Throw in some superstars dealing with injuries (Odell Beckham Jr., Tyreek Hill) and emerging sleepers, and our Week 15 fantasy WR PPR rankings are full of intriguing options.

The bottom line is you're likely going to have to take one chance this week. While there are plenty of names, there aren't a lot of "sure things". Some guys who have put up high catch totals in recent weeks (Bruce Ellington, Taylor Gabriel) don't have a lot of overall production, while many of last week's breakout performers (Kenny Stills, Robert Foster, Dede Westbrook, Hamilton, Patrick) could very well be one-week wonders. It's likely a Raiders receiver will have a good game in a favorable matchup, but with Jordy Nelson, Seth Roberts, and Marcell Ateman all taking turns leading the team in recent weeks, it's anyone's guess. The same can be said for the Chiefs' secondary receivers (Demarcus Robinson, Chris Conley), Ravens receivers (Michael Crabtree, John Brown, Willie Snead), Broncos receivers (Courtland Sutton, Hamilton, Patrick), and Bills receivers (Foster, Zay Jones).in their favorable matchups (vs. LAC, vs. TB, vs. CLE, and vs. DET, respectively).

Week 15 Standard Rankings:
Quarterback | Running Back | Wide Receiver | Tight End | D/ST | Kicker

Hopefully if you've made it this far, your WR depth chart is strong enough that you won't have to take any chances, but if you do, our rankings are here to help.

Note: Check back for updates throughout the week. For more analysis on each player, check out our standard WR rankings for Week 15. 

WEEK 15 PPR RANKINGS: Running back | Tight end

Week 15 PPR Rankings: WRs

These rankings are for full-point PPR leagues