WR Rankings for Week 14

The 'Quan had a bad game last week. Anquan Boldin dropped a ton of balls and didn't seem himself. Won't happen again. He's still Warner's fave red zone target, still the man across the middle and will be facing a pretty bad team. The reality is worse than the stats say - this is a team that looks better against the pass than they are, since teams run on them. But Warner throws a ton and will do so even against this defense. Boldin is likely good for soem nice yards and at least a TD.

Greg Jennings doesn't get near the love on weekly lists that he should. Rodgers zooms in on him - almost to a detriment at times - and knows he can go to Jennings any time and Jennings will make the catch. It will happen a ton against the Texans this week.

Once again, we have a pair of Cards Wrs in the top 5 - Larry Fitzgerald joins his partner and where Boldin is a better bet for TDs, Fitz is a sure bet for good yards, even if he doesn't get the TDs consistently. And there is always enough targets to go around in this offense.

Roddy White had a decent outing first time the Falcons met the Saints this season and it's likely he will again. Last time we were still unsure if what we were seeing was an illusion but we know what White can do with a solid QB, which Ryan most definitely is. Expect more of the same the rest of the way and start him without worry this weekend.

Reggie Wayne should have a good day against a Bengals D which - while improved in some games - still reverts to type more often than not. This is Wayne's team now, he's the #1 here and Manning will get him the ball a ton this Sunday. Bank on it.

Other thoughts -
Brandon Marshall has had a bad case of 'Braylon Edwards hands' lately but should get some targets and a TD against the Chiefs even if Hillis runs all over them as he did vs the Jets..... This is the week it all comes back together for Marques Colston and I think Moore will get more attention and Colston will be open again.... Dwayne Bowe has dropped quite a bit. I was a huge believer he could overcome his struggles but it appears he still has a ways to go before he can be fully trusted week to week.....

Wide receivers

1. Anquan Boldin, Cardinals vs. Rams
2. Greg Jennings, Packers vs. Texans
3. Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals vs. Rams
4. Roddy White, Falcons at Saints
5. Reggie Wayne, Colts vs. Bengals
6. Randy Moss, Patriots at Seahawks
7. Andre Johnson, Texans at Packers
8. Steve Smith, Panthers vs. Buccaneers
9. Brandon Marshall, Broncos vs. Chiefs
10. Calvin Johnson, Lions vs. Vikings
11. Marques Colston, Saints vs. Falcons
12. Lee Evans, Bills vs. Dolphins
13. Kevin Walter, Texans at Packers
14. Donald Driver, Packers vs. Texans
15. Matt Jones, Jaguars at Bears
16. Jerricho Cotchery, Jets at 49ers
17. Hines Ward, Steelers vs. Cowboys
18. Bernard Berrian, Vikings at Lions
19. Wes Welker, Patriots at Seahawks
    
20. Dwayne Bowe, Chiefs at Broncos
21. Terrell Owens, Cowboys at Steelers
22. Lance Moore, Saints vs. Falcons
23. T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Bengals at Colts
    
24. Laveranues Coles, Jets at 49ers
25. Eddie Royal, Broncos vs. Chiefs
26. Steve Breaston, Cardinals vs. Rams
27. Santonio Holmes, Steelers vs. Cowboys
28. Anthony Gonzalez, Colts vs. Bengals
29. Justin Gage, Titans vs. Browns
30. Marvin Harrison, Colts vs. Bengals
31. Domenik Hixon, Giants vs. Eagles
32. DeSean Jackson, Eagles at Giants
33. Isaac Bruce, 49ers vs. Jets
34. Antonio Bryant, Buccaneers at Panthers
35. Santana Moss, Redskins at Ravens