Fantasy: Week 13 Rankings - Wide Receivers (Analysis)

theScore's Justin Boone is currently ranked second in FantasyPros' Most Accurate Expert Competition and is tied as the top-ranked pro over the last three seasons. Scroll down to see his rankings for Week 13. 

A final rankings update will be available on Sunday morning.

Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | DST | K

Wide Receivers

• The targets have been there since Calvin Johnson returned from injury, but he only has one big game to show for it in three outings. The Bears top coverman Kyle Fuller is expected to play, however, he may be at less than 100 percent as he nurses a knee injury on a short week. Megatron is going to give you plenty to be thankful for on Thursday. 

• Antonio Brown has at least five catches and at least 74 yards in every game this season. Coming off his bye, he should be rested and ready to go in a matchup with a weak Saints pass defense. Don't forget about Martavis Bryant either, who had a down game before the bye, but remains a threat to score each week. 

• I'm thankful to have a healthy A.J. Green back in the Bengals lineup and playing at an elite level. Green has back-to-back 120-yard games and has a gift of a matchup with the Buccaneers this week. He'll be a monster in the fantasy playoffs.

• Odell Beckham Jr. has been a fantasy star ever since the Giants bye in Week 8, but he announced his presence to the world on Sunday night with one of the greatest receptions of all-time. Catches should come much easier this week against the Jaguars. Beckham should be considered a low-end WR1/high-end WR2 the rest of the season depending on the matchup. 

• When is Mike Evans regression coming? The rookie wideout has six touchdowns in his last four games and has already emerged has the Buccaneers top option. The Bengals defense has come on recently, but I refuse to bet against Evans ability to find the end zone.

• Mike Wallace hasn't topped 60 yards since Week 6 and his season-high was 81 yards in Week 1.  Wallace's seven touchdowns have kept fantasy owners happy, but he lacks the upside of the top options at the position. With the Dolphins spreading the ball around, Wallace finds himself ranked far lower than he normally would be in a juicy matchup with the Jets. Rookie Jarvis Landry has been just as productive as Wallace over the last month. 

• With Brandin Cooks out, Kenny Stills saw an uptick in his targets and delivered with eight receptions for 98 yards against the Ravens. Stills is surprisingly available in over 60 percent of leagues, despite having Drew Brees as his quarterback and a great schedule the rest of the way. 

• Larry Fitzgerald looks like he may miss a second straight game due to a knee injury. Michael Floyd and John Brown were held in check against the Seahawks, but should find more room to work with this week versus the Falcons.