2024 Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings: Wide Receivers (Fantasy Football)

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Dynasty Fantasy Football Draft Rankings

RK	PLAYER NAME	BEST	WORST	AVG.	STD.DEV
1	Marvin Harrison Jr.	1	1	1	0
2	Malik Nabers	2	3	2.1	0.3
3	Rome Odunze	2	4	3	0.4
4	Brian Thomas Jr.	4	7	5	0.9
5	Troy Franklin	4	6	5	0.7
6	Xavier Worthy	5	10	7.2	1.3
7	Keon Coleman	4	13	7.5	3.1
8	Adonai Mitchell	6	12	8.4	1.6
9	Ladd McConkey	7	12	9	1.4
10	Roman Wilson	8	13	10.7	1.5
11	Xavier Legette	8	16	12.1	2.6
12	Ja’Lynn Polk	10	18	12.4	2.6
13	Devontez Walker	10	17	13.8	2.2
14	Malachi Corley	8	19	14	2.8
15	Ricky Pearsall	11	20	15.4	2.4
16	Javon Baker	8	23	16.4	4.5
17	Brenden Rice	14	21	17.4	1.8
18	Jacob Cowing	15	23	19.4	2.4
19	Jalen McMillan	15	22	17.5	2.3
20	Johnny Wilson	14	22	19.9	2.8

Dynasty Rookie Draft Outlook

Brian Thomas Jr. (LSU)

Brian Thomas Jr. posted modest numbers in his first two seasons until he exploded onto the scene this past year with a 33% dominator rating at 21 years old. Standing tall at 6’4” and weighing 205 lbs, Thomas Jr. combines size and speed, evident in his 4.47-second 40-yard dash, to be a formidable boundary X-receiver. Over 38 games in college, he showcased his ability to be a game-changer, culminating in a junior year where he exploded onto the scene with 68 receptions for 1,177 yards and FBS leading 17 touchdowns, averaging an impressive 17.3 yards per catch. The obvious concern are that he’s never been the focal point of his team’s passing game, which won’t get easier at the next level. That’s despite a high production he has earned as he boasts the 6th-highest college dominator rating in the class at 24%. And he’s competed for targets with another elite WR, Malik Nabers while playing at LSU.

Troy Franklin (Oregon)

By his junior season in 2023, Troy Franklin had established himself as a premier college football receiver, amassing nearly 1,400 yards and 14 touchdowns, demonstrating not just his ability to find the end zone but also his ceiling with a final season dominator rating of 29% – 17th-highest mark in the 2024 class. Franklin’s strengths lie in his elite speed, with a rumored 40-yard dash time of 4.35 seconds, making him a formidable deep threat with 14 catches of 20-plus air yards and the third highest yards per route run (3.32) in the 2024 draft class. However, his relatively light, tall and lanky frame at 6-foot-3 and 183 lbs could pose challenges against physical cornerbacks and in contested catch situations

Xavier Worthy (Texas)

Xavier Worthy, from the University of Texas, has swiftly become a notable figure in college football due to his remarkable speed and playmaking ability. Standing at an underwhelming 6 feet 1 inch and weighing 172 pounds, Worthy has utilized his athleticism to establish himself as a versatile threat on the field. His notable achievements include a freshman year with 62 receptions for 981 yards and 12 touchdowns, emphasizing his ability to be a game-changer from the get-go. He tied a bow on his Longhorns career with over 1,000 yards and 5 TDs his junior, to capture the second-highest career dominator rating (30%) in the class with the youngest breakout age at 18 years old.