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In the preseason fantasy football top 150 point per reception (PPR) rankings “The Finale,” aka 7.0, we have reviewed all the training camp news, watched all the preseason games with Justin Fields, and monitored all the injury reports heading into Week 1. All this information has brought us to the final top 150. The chart below shows the latest top 150 for point-per-reception (PPR) leagues based on a starting lineup of one quarterback, two running backs, three wide receivers, one tight end and a flex.

If your league has a different lineup build, i.e., only two wide receivers, running backs might move up while wide receivers might fall in the top 150. Finally, we included five “MY GUYS” for 2023 vs. expert consensus rankings (ECR) on FantasyPros. 

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My Guys for 2023

  • Player: Alvin Kamara
  • Team: New Orleans Saints
  • Overall Ranking: 43 (ECR 77)

Last season Alvin Kamara was able to return top 35 value on an offense that ranked 22nd in scoring. This season the Saints offense should get a jolt with new quarterback Derek Carr. Carr has been known to target his running backs at a higher rate than what Andy Dalton did in 2022, which should only help Kamara. Jamaal Williams will impact his ceiling, but D’Andre Swift was putting up top 20 running back numbers on per per-game basis alongside Williams in 2022.

  • Player: Jerry Jeudy
  • Team: Denver Broncos
  • Overall Ranking: 51 (ECR 66)

Jerry Jeudy’s hamstring injury has many fantasy football experts scared off of him. Currently, Jeudy is ranked in the seventh round, according to ECR. At SICScore.com, they say that the injury could linger for the first month of the season, which could hamper his performance. However, rest of the season, Jeudy could provide WR1 upside. In 2022, in the 10 games where Jeudy played at least 50% of the snaps with Russell Wilson, he averaged 16 PPR points per game (PPG). That would have been good for WR12 last season. Even if you can’t start Jeudy the first few weeks, his WR1 upside rest of the season more than justifies a fifth-round pick.  

  • Player: Justin Fields
  • Team: Chicago Bears
  • Overall Ranking: 36 (ECR 50)

Over the final eight games that Justin Fields played in 2022, he was the QB3 in PPG, only trailing Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes. He was 2.1 PPG better than the QB4, who was Josh Allen during that stretch. Over that same time frame, his top receiving options were Cole Kmet (40 targets) and David Montgomery (24 targets). Now heading into 2023, Fields’ improved receiving core should be able to help him build off that strong finish. D.J. Moore provides him with a legit WR1, Darnell Mooney returns from injury, and Chase Claypool will now have a full offseason under his belt.

  • Player: Darren Waller
  • Team: New York Giants
  • Overall Ranking: 41 (ECR 57)

After dominating all off-season long, Darren Waller gave us a glimpse of what his upside could be in the preseason. In that contest, he saw four targets securing 3-30 on the lone drive he played. Waller looks locked in as Daniel Jones’ No. 1 option. This is a role that not only has he proven that he can handle but dominate in for fantasy football. In 2020, Waller saw over 140 targets while finishing with 17.5 PPR PPG.

  • Player: Kenneth Walker
  • Team: Seattle Seahawks
  • Overall Ranking: 28 (ECR 58)

Last season in the 11 games where Kenneth Walker played at least 50% of the snaps, he averaged 16.9 PPR PPG. That production would have made Walker the RB7 in 2022. Now heading into this season, many people are hesitant to draft Walker after the Seahawks drafted Zach Charbonnet in the second round. However, The Seahawks’ coaching staff has been known to lean on their veterans.

Back in 2018, when the Seahawks drafted Rashaad Penny in round 1, they ended up giving Chris Carson the full workload. This leads us to believe that the losses of Penny and Travis Homer probably led to the Seahawks prioritizing the position vs. not having faith in Walker in 2023.

Check out the latest 2023 Flex Fantasy Football Projections on Razzball.com!

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# Name Team Pos
Christian McCaffrey SF RB
Tyreek Hill MIA WR
CeeDee Lamb DAL WR
Amon-Ra St. Brown DET WR
Breece Hall NYJ RB
Bijan Robinson ATL RB
Ja’Marr Chase CIN WR
Jahmyr Gibbs DET RB
Justin Jefferson MIN WR
A.J. Brown PHI WR
Jonathan Taylor IND RB
De’Von Achane MIA RB
Garrett Wilson NYJ WR
Kyren Williams LAR RB
Alvin Kamara NO RB
Rachaad White TB RB
Puka Nacua LAR WR
Saquon Barkley PHI RB
Travis Etienne JAC RB
Isiah Pacheco KC RB
Josh Jacobs GB RB
Sam LaPorta DET TE
Travis Kelce KC TE
Mike Evans TB WR
Davante Adams LV WR
Chris Olave NO WR
Deebo Samuel SF WR
Brandon Aiyuk SF WR
Mark Andrews BAL TE
Joe Mixon HOU RB
Cooper Kupp LAR WR
Marvin Harrison Jr. ARI WR
D.J. Moore CHI WR
Josh Allen BUF QB
Jalen Hurts PHI QB
Patrick Mahomes KC QB
Lamar Jackson BAL QB
Zay Flowers BAL WR
Tee Higgins CIN WR
James Cook BUF RB
James Conner ARI RB
Kenneth Walker SEA RB
Stefon Diggs HOU WR
Derrick Henry BAL RB
David Montgomery DET RB
Michael Pittman IND WR
Drake London ATL WR
Amari Cooper CLE WR
Nico Collins HOU WR
Dalton Kincaid BUF TE
Joe Burrow CIN QB
Dak Prescott DAL QB
Zamir White LV RB
D.K. Metcalf SEA WR
Trey McBride ARI TE
Aaron Jones MIN RB
Raheem Mostert MIA RB
Rashee Rice KC WR
Marquise Brown KC WR
Keenan Allen CHI WR
DeVonta Smith PHI WR
Jaylen Waddle MIA WR
Tank Dell HOU WR
Tony Pollard TEN RB
Rhamondre Stevenson NE RB
C.J. Stroud HOU QB
Kyler Murray ARI QB
Anthony Richardson IND QB
Brock Purdy SF QB
Jordan Love GB QB
Devin Singletary NYG RB
George Pickens PIT WR
Zack Moss CIN RB
Evan Engram JAC TE
Christian Kirk JAC WR
Calvin Ridley TEN WR
Brian Thomas Jr. JAC WR
George Kittle SF TE
D’Andre Swift CHI RB
Jonathon Brooks CAR RB
Austin Ekeler WAS RB
Aaron Rodgers NYJ QB
Courtland Sutton DEN WR
Brian Robinson WAS RB
DeAndre Hopkins TEN WR
Chris Godwin TB WR
Dallas Goedert PHI TE
Jake Ferguson DAL TE
Josh Palmer LAC WR
Javonte Williams DEN RB
David Njoku CLE TE
Jerome Ford CLE RB
Malik Nabers NYG WR
Jayden Reed GB WR
Jaxon Smith-Njigba SEA WR
T.J. Hockenson MIN TE
Mike Williams NYJ WR
Justin Herbert LAC QB
Jordan Addison MIN WR
Najee Harris PIT RB
Jaylen Warren PIT RB
Ezekiel Elliott DAL RB
Rico Dowdle DAL RB
Nick Chubb CLE RB
Kyle Pitts ATL TE
Jakobi Meyers LV WR
Terry McLaurin WAS WR
Brandin Cooks DAL WR
Trevor Lawrence JAC QB
Tua Tagovailoa MIA QB
Jared Goff DET QB
Tyjae Spears TEN RB
Gus Edwards LAC RB
J.K. Dobbins LAC RB
Chase Brown CIN RB
Tyler Lockett SEA WR
Christian Watson GB WR
Jayden Daniels WAS QB
Pat Freiermuth PIT TE
Matthew Stafford LAR QB
Keaton Mitchell BAL RB
Curtis Samuel BUF WR
Khalil Shakir BUF WR
Jameson Williams DET WR
Diontae Johnson CAR WR
Adam Thielen CAR WR
Justin Fields PIT QB
Cole Kmet CHI TE
Romeo Doubs GB WR
Rashid Shaheed NO WR
Cade Otton TB TE
Roschon Johnson CHI RB
Jaleel McLaughlin DEN RB
Zach Charbonnet SEA RB
Caleb Williams CHI QB
Kirk Cousins ATL QB
Keon Coleman BUF WR
Xavier Worthy KC WR
Ladd McConkey LAC WR
Geno Smith SEA QB
Rome Odunze CHI WR
Daniel Jones NYG QB
Will Levis TEN QB
Dalton Schultz HOU TE
Baker Mayfield TB QB
Darnell Mooney ATL WR
Zach Ertz WAS TE
Marvin Mims DEN WR
Wan’Dale Robinson NYG WR
Michael Wilson ARI WR

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Sources: Razzball.com, PFF.com, FantasyPros, FFToday, Pro Football Reference and Football Outsiders