We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.

WIDE RECEIVERS

1. Randy Moss v BUF - Good week for NE to pad Moss' stats and make him happy
2. Andre Johnson v DAL - HE'S A MAN. And he's not even 40.
3. Miles Austin @ HOU - 10+ catches in first two games
4. Wes Welker v BUF - There's enough offense to go around
5. Roddy White @ NO - 13+ targets in first two games
6. Reggie Wayne @ DEN - Still the man in Indy with good match up. Sign me up
7. Anquan Boldin v CLE - Going to establish himself with a huge week
8. Brandon Marshall v NYJ - No Revis? That can only be good news
9. Calvin Johnson @ MIN - Best is actually taking looks away, but also giving defenses someone else to key on 
10. Austin Collie @ DEN - Top 10 you ask? Well he's a top 10 guy so far this year
11. Steve Smith (CAR) v CIN - Don't trust Clausen, but can he really be worse than Moore?
12. Greg Jennings @ CHI - Always comes through in Prime Time 
13. Chad Ochocinco @ CAR - CAR can't stop anyone 
14. Larry Fitzgerald v OAK - Could draw Nnamdi. That's never good
15. Jeremy Maclin @ JAC - 2 TDs in two games with Vick
16. Hakeem Nicks v TEN - Tops among WR with 4 TD despite injury 
17. Eddie Royal v IND - Playing his way into line-ups everywhere
18. DeSean Jackson  @ JAC - Needs the big plays to be difference maker
19. Mark Clayton v WAS - Top five in targets through 2 weeks
20. Marques Colston v ATL - Top 5 potential, but still in cluster with the Saints
21. Steve Smith (NYG) v TEN - Starting to worry, but still need to start him
22. Donald Driver @ CHI - Two TDs in two weeks
23. Santana Moss @ STL -Clearly McNabb's favorite target
24. Malcom Floyd @ SEA - Garbage time TD saved his week. But they all count
25. Terrell Owens @ CAR - Panthers' D not stopping anyone
26. Hines Ward @ TB - Should be safest option for Batch/Leftwhich
27. Dez Bryant @ HOU - WRs just killing Houston 
28. Derrick Mason v CLE - Flacco favors Mason over Housh 
29. Steve Breaston v OAK - Will benefit from strong coverage on Fitz
30. Robert Meacham v ATL - Needs a TD to be valuable. 
31. Mike Thomas v PHI -  Nice sleeper. Should take advantage of weak PHI secondary
32. Dwayne Bowe v SF - Is sinking deeper into the quicksand that is Matt Cassel 
33. Legedu Naanee @ SEA - Big play potential against weak defense could be huge
34. Michael Crabtree @ KC - Where have you gone?
35. Kevin Walter v DAL - Now healthy and ready to be force again
36. Mike Sims-Walker v PHI - if you start him, he'll be terrible. If you don't, he'll be a game changer. That's my MSW Theroy
37. Louis Murphy @ ARI - Only if Gradkowski is starting
38. Jacoby Jones v DAL - Schaub loves looking his way in the redzone
39. Johnny Knox v GB - Safest of CHI WR
40. Mike Wallace @ NYG - Has been pretty useless thus far
41. Devin Aromashodu v GB - What happened last week? He'll rebound if he gets the reps
42. Mike Williams (TB) v PIT - Hot streak coming to an end against Steel curtain
43. Percy Harvin v DET - Hip is bothersome, but it's a great match up
44. Danny Amendola v WAS - Sneaky PPR guy with pretty good match up
45. TJ Houshmandzadeh v CLE - Doesn't have full grasp on playbook yet
46. Mike Williams (SEA) v SD - Worth a flier
47. Pierre Garcon @ DEN - Lost in Colts shuffle
48. Brandon Lloyd v IND - Expect DEN to be down and throwing
49. Demaryius Thomas v IND - Ditto
50. Greg Camarillo v DET - Someone's going to make catches against DET

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