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2025 Fantasy Football Best Ball WR Rankings: Top Wide Receivers to Draft by Tier (Tiers 1-3)

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Top fantasy football WRs for 2025 best ball drafts. Tiers 1-3 rankings, elite wide receivers: Ja'Marr Chase, Justin Jefferson, Puka Nacua, CeeDee Lamb, and Amon-Ra St. Brown.

We continue to progress through the initial weeks of the 2025 offseason as a rising number of fantasy football managers are building rosters in best ball drafts. Your participation in these leagues provides an enticing opportunity to become involved in the early 2025 draft process.

The best ball format also supplies the benefit of finalizing all forms of roster management immediately upon the conclusion of each draft. The team at RotoBaller shares your enthusiasm for the best ball draft process and is delivering the resources that you need to prepare for upcoming drafts and assemble your rosters. That includes this breakdown of Tiers 1-3 in our updated rankings at wide receiver.

15 different receivers are contained in these tiers while 17 receivers have ADPs that are located in Rounds 1-3 of current FFPC best ball drafts. We will integrate every new development that impacts the fantasy landscape into these rankings throughout the offseason, and you can find the latest fantasy football rankings here.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings for 2025:

 

Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Best Ball Rankings

Positional Rank
Positional Tier Player Name Overall Rank Overall Tier
1 1 Ja'Marr Chase  2 1
2 1 Justin Jefferson  3 1
3 1 Puka Nacua  5 1
4 1 Nico Collins  6 1
5 1 CeeDee Lamb  8 1
6 1 Malik Nabers  9 1
7 2 Amon-Ra St. Brown  10 2
8 2 Brian Thomas Jr.  12 2
9 2 A.J. Brown  20 3
10 2 Tee Higgins  22 3
11 3 Ladd McConkey  23 3
12 3 Mike Evans  29 4
13 3 Drake London  32 4
14 3 Jaxon Smith-Njigba  33 4
15 3 Tyreek Hill  34 4
16 4 Garrett Wilson  39 4
17 4 George Pickens  40 4
18 4 Davante Adams  44 4
19 4 DJ Moore  46 4
20 4 Chris Godwin  49 4
21 4 Chris Olave  50 5
22 4 Terry McLaurin  51 5
23 4 Marvin Harrison Jr.  52 5
24 5 Xavier Worthy  53 5
25 5 Cooper Kupp  54 5
26 5 DeVonta Smith  55 5
27 5 Jordan Addison  57 5
28 5 Zay Flowers  59 6
29 5 DK Metcalf 62 6
30 5 Jameson Williams  63 6
31 5 Courtland Sutton  64 6
32 5 Rashee Rice  65 6
33 6 Deebo Samuel Sr.  66 6
34 6 Jauan Jennings  69 6
35 6 Jerry Jeudy  72 7
36 6 Tetairoa McMillan 75 7
37 6 Jayden Reed  80 7
38 6 Jaylen Waddle  82 7
39 6 Rome Odunze  85 7
40 6 Brandon Aiyuk  86 7
41 6 Rashid Shaheed  88 8
42 6 Calvin Ridley  89 8
43 7 Khalil Shakir  90 8
44 7 Michael Pittman Jr.  95 8
45 7 Jakobi Meyers  96 8
46 7 Josh Downs  97 8
47 7 Keenan Allen  99 8
48 7 Travis Hunter 104 9
49 7 Jalen McMillan  105 9
50 7 Darnell Mooney  110 9
51 8 DeAndre Hopkins  114 10
52 8 Amari Cooper  118 10
53 8 Marquise Brown  120 10
54 8 Romeo Doubs  130 10
55 8 Ricky Pearsall  131 10
56 8 Keon Coleman  132 10
57 8 Rashod Bateman  135 11
58 8 Quentin Johnston  138 11
59 8 Adam Thielen  139 11
60 9 Christian Kirk  141 11
61 9 Diontae Johnson  142 11
62 9 Wan'Dale Robinson  144 11
63 9 Luther Burden III 148 12
64 9 Cedric Tillman  149 12
65 9 Christian Watson  153 12
66 9 Marvin Mims Jr. 154 12
67 9 Xavier Legette  156 12
68 9 Andrei Iosivas  162 13
69 9 Nick Westbrook-Ikhine  163 13
70 9 Michael Wilson  164 13
71 9 Dontayvion Wicks  165 13
72 9 Olamide Zaccheaus  166 13
73 10 Alec Pierce  167 13
74 10 Emeka Egbuka 168 13
75 10 DeMario Douglas  170 13
76 10 Devaughn Vele  171 13
77 10 Jordan Whittington  173 13
78 10 Stefon Diggs  177 13
79 10 Jalen Coker  179 13
80 10 Malik Washington  180 14
81 10 Gabe Davis  182 14
82 10 Demarcus Robinson  186 14
83 10 Jermaine Burton  192 14
84 11 Mike Williams  193 14
85 11 Brandin Cooks  194 14
86 11 Tyler Lockett  198 14
87 11 Darius Slayton  199 14
88 11 Joshua Palmer  200 14
89 11 Calvin Austin III  203 15
90 11 Tre Tucker  204 15
91 11 Adonai Mitchell  205 15
92 11 Marquez Valdes-Scantling  206 15
93 12 Jalen Tolbert  207 15
94 12 Jalen Nailor  208 15
95 12 Roman Wilson  209 15
96 12 Elijah Moore  215 15
97 12 Allen Lazard  216 15
98 12 Luke McCaffrey  217 15
99 12 Tyler Boyd  219 15
100 12 Tre Harris 224 16

 

Tier 1

Ja'Marr Chase, Justin Jefferson, Puka Nacua, Nico Collins, CeeDee Lamb, Malik Nabers

Ja'Marr Chase was firmly entrenched within the elite tier of wide receivers before the 2024 regular season. However, he has ascended to the pinnacle of his position after becoming the sixth wide receiver to capture the receiving triple crown (receptions/yards/touchdowns) during the Super Bowl era, while stockpiling an assortment of league-best numbers last season.

Chase led all wide receivers with a career-best 175 targets while securing 10+ in nine of his final 13 matchups. He also led all wide receivers in receptions (127/7.5 per game), receiving yards (1,708/100.5 per game), and touchdowns (17), while establishing career-highs in each category. Chase also paced his position in routes run (743), yards after catch (799), receptions of 40+ yards (eight), and games of 150+ yards (three).

He was targeted on 23.6 percent of his routes, averaged a league-best 23.7 points per game, and led the league in first-read targets (147), according to Fantasy Points Data.

Chase will also sustain his extensive history of collecting targets from Joe Burrow, as the tandem extends its track record of high productivity. That solidifies the rationale for seizing Chase at the onset of all drafts.

Justin Jefferson accumulated 576 targets (9.6 per game), 392 receptions (6.5 per game), and 5,899 receiving yards (98.3 per game) from 2020-2023 while operating with Kirk Cousins in 57 contests during that sequence.

However, any trepidation surrounding Jefferson’s prospects of delivering another prolific season without Cousins under center was unnecessary.

Jefferson flourished with Sam Darnold spearheading Minnesota’s sixth-ranked passing attack (237.8 yards per game) while finishing second in receiving yards (1,533/90.2 per game). He also rose to third in air yards (1,709), fourth in targets (154/9.1 per game), fourth in receptions (103/6.1 per game), and sixth in yards per route run (2.51).

Jefferson also captured a league-high 28 catches of 20+ yards, tied for the league lead in games of 100+ yards (five), finished third in points per game (18.7), and was second in route participation (92.2 percent), according to Fantasy Points Data.  

It is currently unclear whether the Vikings will retain Darnold or proceed with their original plan to infuse J.J. McCarthy under center. However, Jefferson will supply elite-level production regardless of who is launching passes in his direction. That has cemented him among the top two receivers who should be selected during your drafts.

Anyone who secured Puka Nacua as their WR1 during the 2024 draft season was justified in their decision following his historic 2023 rookie year. Nacua suffered a knee injury during the Rams’ season opener and did not reemerge from injured reserve until Week 8. However, fantasy managers still benefited from their investment after he resurfaced, when he reaffirmed his place among the league’s top-tier receivers.

Weeks 8-17 TPRR% Targ% Targ/Gm YPRR Yards/Gm Rec/Gm
Puka Nacua 37.6 33.1 10.2 3.52 95.5 7.5
Drake London 33.6 28.8 8.7 2.56 65.9 5.1
CeeDee Lamb 31.1 29.7 10.8 2.33 80.8 7.7
Mike Evans 30.2 26.4 8.5 3.43 96.7 6.5
Malik Nabers 30.1 34.2 11.3 2.1 79.2 7.2
Davante Adams 28.6 31.3 10.3 2.26 81.8 6.4
Courtland Sutton 28 26.8 9 2.44 78.4 6.1
Cooper Kupp 27.2 23.7 7.3 2.1 56.3 4.9
Jauan Jennings 27.2 28.5 8.4 2.11 64.9 5.6
Brian Thomas Jr. 27.1 27.5 8.6 2.35 74 5.6

Nacua led his position in targets per route run (37.6 percent) and yards per route run (3.52) from Weeks 8-17 while eclipsing 95+ yards in seven of his 10 matchups during that sequence.

Nacua also rose to third in target share (33.1 percent), third in receptions per game (7.5), fourth in yards per game (95.5), and second in points per game (19.8). He also finished fourth in first-read target percentage (34.8 percent), according to Fantasy Points Data.

Cooper Kupp has missed 18 matchups since 2022 and Los Angeles appears destined to extract him from its receiving arsenal. This leaves Nacua primed to provide managers with a third consecutive season of exceptional production. It also supplies the rationale for selecting him among the top three receivers during your drafts.

It was unclear whether Nico Collins could replicate the numbers that he delivered during his 2023 breakout season (109 targets/80 receptions/1,297 receiving yards) as fantasy managers constructed rosters during the 2024 draft season. This was the byproduct of Tank Dell’s promising rookie year, along with the offseason trade that injected Stefon Diggs into Houston’s receiving weaponry.

However, Collins captured a 29.1 percent target share and a league-high 489 receiving yards (122.3 per game) from Weeks 1-4. He was also second in targets (43/10.3 per game), receptions (30/7.5 per game), and yards per route run (3.24).

Collins was sidelined from Weeks 6-10 (hamstring) but secured a 29.1 percent target share from Weeks 11-17. He was also fourth in yards per game (83.8), seventh in points per game (17.6), and seventh in receiving yards market share (33.7 percent), according to Fantasy Points Data.

Collins should seize another massive target share as Diggs is a free agent who turned 31 in November and is recovering from a torn ACL. Dell will likely miss the 2025 regular season due to the significant knee injury that he suffered in December. Those factors have launched Collins among your most enticing options in Round 2 of upcoming drafts.

CeeDee Lamb was the first wide receiver to be selected during the majority of 2024 drafts, following the career-best numbers that he assembled during 2023. Lamb paced all wide receivers in targets (181 targets/10.6 per game), receptions (135/7.9 per game), and yards after catch (695), was second in receiving yards (1,749 yards/102.9 per game), and rose to third in touchdowns (12).

Lamb failed to match those results in 2024. He operated with Cooper Rush and Trey Lance under center from Weeks 10-18 after Dak Prescott suffered a season-ending hamstring issue. Lamb also contended with a shoulder injury that sidelined him in Weeks 17-18.

However, Lamb still finished sixth in targets (152) and was among the four receivers who averaged 10+ per game (10.1). He was also sixth in receptions (101/6.7 per game), targets per routes run (28.3 percent), and yards after catch (560), and rose to seventh in points per game (17.6).

Lamb’s talent remains unquestioned, as does his role as the Cowboys’ most critical receiving weapon. That preserves his status as a WR1 while supplying your incentive to target him near the conclusion of Round 1 in your drafts.

The Giants seized Malik Nabers with the sixth pick of the 2024 NFL Draft. This immediately launched the explosive playmaker atop New York’s depth chart, and he capitalized by delivering a collection of impressive numbers during his exceptional rookie season.

Nabers led all wide receivers with a 34.8 percent target share. Ja'Marr Chase was also the only wide receiver who exceeded Nabers’ target total (170), while Nabers also averaged a league-best 11.3 per game. Nabers also led all wide receivers in first-read targets (154), according to Fantasy Points Data.

He also established a new record for receptions by a first-year wide receiver (109/7.3 per game), while finishing second in air yards share (45.7 percent), third in targets per route run (31.0 percent), and seventh in receiving yards (1,204/80.3 per game).

Nabers also finished sixth in points per game (18.2) and assembled his numbers while operating with Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, Tommy DeVito, and Tim Boyle as New York’s signal-callers.

Nabers should benefit from an upgrade under center during the offseason, as the Giants are positioned to address their glaring need at quarterback. Nabers should also remain embedded among the top six wide receivers you prioritize during your drafts.

 

Tier 2

Amon-Ra St. Brown, Brian Thomas Jr., A.J. Brown, Tee Higgins

Amon-Ra St. Brown's ADP rose to the middle of Round 1 during the 2024 draft season (ADP 6), and the fourth-year receiver rewarded fantasy managers for their investment by finishing fourth in points per game (18.6). St. Brown remained entrenched as Detroit’s WR1 while finishing second overall in receptions (115/6.8 per game), third in touchdowns (12), and fifth in receiving yards (1,263/74.3 per game).

St. Brown was also eighth in targets (141/8.3 per game) while eclipsing 140+ for a third consecutive season (146/164/141) and averaging 9.2 per game during that span. St. Brown also finished fifth overall in targeted passer rating  (130.8 percent), according to PFF, and was also 10th in yards per route run (2.53) and 11th in targets per route run (26.5 percent).

St. Brown was also second only to Ja’Marr Chase with a career-high 32 red-zone targets, including 15 targets inside the 10-yard line. Detroit’s transition from Ben Johnson to John Morton as offensive coordinator will not encumber St. Brown from operating as the Lions’ premier receiving weapon. That leaves him primed to deliver consistent WR1 production.

Brian Thomas Jr.. was the fourth wide receiver to be selected during the 2024 NFL Draft, when Jacksonville secured him in Round 1 (23rd overall). This placed him into an aerial attack that seemingly contained significant competition for targets from Christian Kirk, former Bill Gabe Davis, and Evan Engram.

However, Thomas operated as the Jaguars’ highly productive WR1 while emerging as a finalist for the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year Award.

Thomas finished third among all wide receivers in receiving yards (1,282/75.4 per game), fifth in yards after contact (578), and sixth in touchdowns (10). He was also second in receptions of 40+ yards (seven) and second in touchdown market share (52.6 percent), according to Fantasy Points Data.

Those results were partially fueled by his numbers from Weeks 13-18 when Thomas rose to second in targets (70/11.7 per game) and receptions (45/7.5 per game).

Weeks 13-18 Targets Targ/Gm Rec Rec/Gm
Ja'Marr Chase 75 12.5 54 9
Brian Thomas Jr. 70 11.7 45 7.5
Drake London 68 11.3 39 6.5
Davante Adams 68 11.3 41 6.8
Malik Nabers 67 11.2 42 7
Jerry Jeudy 67 11.2 45 7.5
Justin Jefferson 63 10.5 42 7

 

Weeks 13-18 TPRR% YPRR Yards Yards/Gm
Drake London 41 3.38 561 93.5
Puka Nacua 40.5 3.82 500 100
Mike Evans 32.2 3.28 601 100.2
Brian Thomas Jr. 32.1 2.72 593 98.8
Malik Nabers 31 2.47 533 88.8
Jauan Jennings 30 2.17 347 57.8
Davante Adams 29.8 2.53 576 96

Thomas also finished fourth in targets per route run (32.1 percent), fourth in receiving yards (593/98.8 per game), and sixth in yards per route run (2.72) from Weeks 13-18, while vaulting to second in points per game (22.9).

Thomas will excel as the preeminent receiving weapon in Liam Coen’s offense, and no factor looms to impede his rapid ascension into WR1 territory.

A.J. Brown's overall production declined during 2024 due to the combination of his four-game absence, and the Eagles’ decreased reliance on their aerial attack.

Philadelphia’s restructured offensive approach was the predictable result of Saquon Barkley’s infusion into the attack. The Eagles had ranked 16th in passing yards per game (226.0) during 2023, but they plunged to 29th in 2024 (187.9 per game). Philadelphia also finished dead last in pass play percentage (44.3 percent) last season after ranking 25th in 2023 (54.1 percent).

Jalen Hurts also registered 7.5 fewer attempts per game when contrasted with his average during 2023 (31.6/24.1), as Philadelphia’s second-ranked rushing attack averaged a league-high 36.5 attempts per game.

Brown’s troublesome hamstring also sidelined him from Weeks 2-4. However, that did not impede Brown from leading his position in air yards share (50.2 percent) and receiving yards market share (41.6), according to Fantasy Points Data. Brown also finished second in target share (34.4 percent) and yards per route run (2.99) while finishing seventh in yards per reception (16.1).

Brown signed a three-year contract extension in April 2024 and remains cemented as Philadelphia’s WR1. He can also function as a low-end WR1 on your rosters.

Tee Higgins failed to receive the contract extension that he desired before the 2024 regular season, and he eventually played with Cincinnati under the non-exclusive franchise tag.

Now, the Bengals appear primed to utilize the tag for a second consecutive season if both parties do not complete a long-term deal before March 4.

Higgins had soared atop the list of coveted free agents before the announcement surrounding Cincinnati's decision to tag him, as anticipation surged regarding Higgins' prospects of operating as an unchallenged WR1 in a new environment. Now, the five-year veteran's tenure with the Bengals should ultimately be extended.

Hamstring and quad injuries conspired to sideline Higgins during five matchups in 2024, but he still delivered numbers that propelled him to fifth with a career-high average of 18.5 points per game.

Higgins also accumulated 109 targets, including a career-best 24 inside the red zone. He also averaged a career-best 9.1 targets/6.1 receptions per game, secured his highest average in yards per game since 2021 (75.9), and generated a career-best 10 touchdowns.

Higgins turned 26 in January, and his ongoing role as the Bengals WR2 will likely be sustained. That should incentivize you to target him early in Round 3 of your upcoming drafts.

 

Tier 3

Ladd McConkey, Mike Evans, Drake London, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Tyreek Hill

Ladd McConkey was the ninth wide receiver to be selected during the 2024 NFL Draft (34th overall).

 However, he operated as Justin Herbert’s primary receiving weapon throughout his initial season, while securing a 72.1 percent snap share and a 24.2 percent target share.

McConkey was ninth among all wide receivers in both yards per route run (2.39) and receiving yards (1,149/71.8 per game), and finished 14th in receptions (82/5.1 per game). He also rose to 10th in receiving yards market share (31.3 percent), according to Fantasy Points Data, was 18th in yards after catch (408), and finished 19th in points per game (14.9).

McConkey also completed his rookie season with a 125.2 targeted passer rating, according to PFF, which vaulted him to seventh overall. His reception and yardage totals also placed him third among all first-year wide receivers behind Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr.

McConkey is primed to excel in his current role as the Chargers’ unchallenged WR1. He will also remain an integral resource in the Los Angeles aerial attack if the Chargers add significant competition for targets during the process of free agency or the NFL Draft.

Mike Evans continued to function as a highly productive weapon in Tampa Bay’s third-ranked passing attack (250.4 yards per game) while supplying fantasy managers with WR1 production. Evans also flourished with Baker Mayfield under center for the Buccaneers as Evans eclipsed 1,000+ receiving yards for an 11th consecutive season -- which tied him with Jerry Rice for the NFL record.

Evans also generated 11+ touchdowns for the sixth time in his career and collected 70+ receptions (74/5.3 per game) for the ninth time since 2015. Evans also delivered a prolific sequence from Weeks 12-18 following his return from a three-game absence (hamstring).

Weeks 12-18 Yards Yards/Gm YPRR
Mike Evans 669 95.6 3.3
Jerry Jeudy 669 95.6 2.2
Ja'Marr Chase 652 108.7 2.39
Justin Jefferson 621 88.7 2.21
Puka Nacua 617 102.8 3.69
Malik Nabers 597 85.3 2.35

 

Weeks 12-18 TPRR% Targets   Rec 
Drake London 41 68 39
Puka Nacua 39.5 66 51
Brian Thomas Jr. 32.1 70 45
Mike Evans 32 65 48
Malik Nabers 29.9 76 48
CeeDee Lamb 29.9 46 34

Evans tied for the league lead in receiving yards (669/95.6) during that span, while finishing third in yards per route run (3.30), fourth in targets per route run (32.0 percent), and sixth in receptions (48/6.9 per game), including 10 catches of 20+ yards.

Evans also rose to fifth in points per game from Weeks 12-18  (20.7) and finished eighth overall from Weeks 1-18 (17.2). He will turn 32 in August, but the six-time Pro-Bowler has yet to present a discernible sign that a sizable drop-off in his proficiency is imminent.

Drake London exceeded his previous career highs in a plethora of categories during 2024, while establishing his ability to provide fantasy managers with consistent WR2 production. London operated with a 90.2 percent snap share and vaulted to second in targets per route run (31.2 percent) and third in first-read targets (132), according to Fantasy Points Data.

London also finished fourth in receiving yards (1,271/ 74.8 per game), sixth in target share (29.4 percent), seventh in receptions (100/5.9 per game), and eighth in touchdowns (nine). He also rose to third in air yards (1,692), fifth in yards per route run (2.51), and finished 14th with an average of 16.5 points per game.

Surging optimism surrounding London’s prospects of sustaining his statistical momentum in 2025 should be intensified after he thrived with Michael Penix Jr. under center from Weeks 16-18.

Weeks 16-18 Targets Targ/Gm Targ% TPRR%
Drake London 39 13 39.8 40.6
Ja'Marr Chase 37 12.3 30.1 25.5
Brian Thomas Jr. 34 11.3 39.1 33.7
Jerry Jeudy 34 11.3 31.8 26
Justin Jefferson 33 11 29.2 26.6
Mike Evans 31 10.3 29.2 31.3
Malik Nabers 30 10 34.1 34.9

 

Weeks 16-18 Yards YPRR AY AY%
Drake London 352 3.67 477 47.5
Brian Thomas Jr. 326 3.23 368 61.6
Malik Nabers 303 3.52 224 47.1
Ja'Marr Chase 295 2.03 274 36.5
Justin Jefferson 290 2.34 271 31.9
Ladd McConkey 276 2.68 222 26.8
Mike Evans 255 2.58 355 40.1

London led all wide receivers in targets (39/13.0 per game), receiving yards (352/117.3 yards per game), and yards per route run (3.67). He also tied for the league lead in points per game (23.1) during that three-game sequence. London can be drafted as a high-end WR2 who could easily ascend into WR1 territory this season.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba had finished third behind Seattle teammates DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett in multiple categories, including targets, receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns during his 2023 rookie season.

However, Smith-Njigba catapulted Metcalf and Lockett in each of those categories during 2024. He also operated as a WR2 for managers who had secured him near his Round 8 ADP (89/WR39) during the draft season.

Smith-Njigba finished fifth among all wide receivers in routes run (663) and was also seventh in receptions (100/5.9 per game). He also rose to 10th in receiving yards (1,130/66.5 per game), 10th in yards after catch (475), and 12th in targets (137/8.1 per game) while eclipsing 11+ in six different contests.

Smith-Njigba also established career highs in yards per target (8.2) and yards per reception (11.3) while finishing 20th in points per game (14.9). The Seahawks have transitioned from Ryan Grubb to Klint Kubiak as their offensive coordinator, which should fuel increased utilization of Seattle's rushing attack. However, that should not inhibit Smith-Njigba from functioning as a WR2 if you secure him for your rosters.

Tyreek Hill was seized near the onset of drafts during 2024 (ADP 3/WR2). However, he failed to approach the numbers that he had attained with Miami during 2022-23.

Hill led all wide receivers in yardage (3,509/106.3 per game) during that sequence. He also finished second in both targets (341/10.3 per game) and receptions (238/7.2 per game) and rose to third in touchdowns (20).

However, Hill dropped to 16th in targets (123/7.2 per game), 19th in receptions (81/4.8 per game), and just 27th in receiving yards (959/56.4 per game) during 2024. Hill’s 288 yards after the catch also placed him 34th overall, while he plunged to 33rd in points per game (12.8).

Tua Tagovailoa was sidelined during six matchups. That led to uninspiring performances from temporary starters Skylar Thompson and Tyler Huntley, which negatively impacted Hill. Jonnu Smith also secured 111 targets (6.5 per game). This was a massive increase when contrasted with Miami's target leaders at tight end in 2022 (Mike Gesicki -- 52) and 2023 (Durham Smythe -- 43).

Hill is under contract through 2026 and the Dolphins will contend with cap implications if he is traded or released. That could keep Hill in Miami, where he would improve upon his disappointing 2024 numbers if Tagovailoa can achieve sustained health.



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Ruled Out For Game 2 Against Knicks
Trent Frederic13 hours ago

A Game-Time Call Monday
Leon Draisaitl13 hours ago

Returns To Oilers Lineup For Postseason Opener
Jake Walman13 hours ago

Available For Game 1
Brett Kulak13 hours ago

Ready To Play Monday
Aliaksei Protas13 hours ago

Expected To Return During First-Round Series
Miro Heiskanen13 hours ago

Out On Monday
Ross Colton13 hours ago

Uncertain For Game 2
Gabriel Landeskog13 hours ago

Activated From Injured Reserve
Auston Matthews22 hours ago

Finishes Game 1 With Two Assists
Mitchell Marner22 hours ago

Totals Three Points In Postseason Opener
Matt Boldy22 hours ago

Bags Two Goals In Losing Effort
Brett Howden22 hours ago

Scores Twice In Sunday's Win
Logan Stankoven22 hours ago

Nets Two Goals In Game 1 Victory
Brenden Dillon22 hours ago

Makes Early Exit Sunday
Cody Glass22 hours ago

Injured In Game 1 Loss
Isaiah Stewart1 day ago

Iffy For Monday Night
Aaron Gordon1 day ago

Listed As Probable For Game 2
Gabriel Vilardi2 days ago

To Remain Out For Game 2
Logan Thompson2 days ago

Could Be An Option Monday
Martin Fehérváry2 days ago

Martin Fehervary Iffy For Game 1
Tanner Jeannot2 days ago

Remains Week-To-Week, Out For Game 1
Zeev Buium2 days ago

Makes NHL Debut In Playoff Opener
Anthony Stolarz2 days ago

Makes First Career Postseason Start
Jaylen Brown3 days ago

Not Expected To Be Limited On Sunday
Ja Morant3 days ago

Cleared To Play Friday
Brandon Williams3 days ago

Available Against Grizzlies
Anthony Davis3 days ago

Will Play Friday Night
Gary Trent Jr.3 days ago

Available For Game 1 Against Pacers
Taurean Prince3 days ago

Returns To Bucks Lineup Saturday
Isaiah Stewart3 days ago

To Return For Game 1
Ausar Thompson3 days ago

Available For Game 1
Rui Hachimura3 days ago

On Track To Play Saturday
Austin Reaves3 days ago

Ready To Go For Game 1
Luka Dončić3 days ago

Luka Doncic Removed From Injury Report
LeBron James3 days ago

Listed As Probable For Game 1
Ben Sheppard3 days ago

Probable For Saturday's Game 1
Ryan Blaney5 days ago

Bold Strategies Fall Flat, Still Musters A Top-Five Finish At Bristol
Lucas Glover5 days ago

Looks To Rebound After Poor Performance
Daniel Berger6 days ago

Looking To Continue Solid Play At RBC
Sepp Straka6 days ago

Looking To Bounce Back At RBC
Justin Thomas6 days ago

Looking To Shake Off Poor Masters At RBC Heritage
Xander Schauffele6 days ago

Still Looking For Year's First Win At RBC Heritage
Austin Dillon6 days ago

Nabs His First Top-10 Finish Of The 2025 Season At Bristol
Maverick McNealy6 days ago

Is An Intriguing Play At RBC Heritage
Shane Lowry6 days ago

Looks To Shake Off Poor Masters Sunday At RBC Heritage
Will Zalatoris6 days ago

Eyes A Bounce-Back At RBC Heritage
Gary Woodland6 days ago

Could Add Some Surprise At Hilton Head
Sam Burns6 days ago

Hoping For Better Times At RBC Heritage
Sahith Theegala6 days ago

Still Trying To Put It All Together
Aaron Rai6 days ago

Might Be That Guy For Hilton Head
Robert MacIntyre6 days ago

All Or Nothing At RBC Heritage
Tom Hoge6 days ago

Still Playing Solid Heading To Hilton Head
Nick Dunlap6 days ago

Continues To Have Rough Stretch
Keegan Bradley6 days ago

Looks To Move On From Masters Performance
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