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Standard (non-PPR) Rankings ยท 2026

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Standard (non-PPR) Rankings 2026

Top 60 wide receivers for the 2026 NFL season ranked by Standard (non-PPR) points per game, with every reception worth 0 points. Refreshed daily from live NFL stats.

The top Standard (non-PPR) fantasy wide receiver for 2026 is Jaxon Smith-Njigba (19.5 PPG), followed by Tee Higgins and Puka Nacua. Catches carry no bonus, so yardage and touchdowns decide everything and early-down runners hold their value.

How these rankings work โ†’Half-PPR WRrankings โ†’

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Fantasy WR rankings for the 2026 NFL season in Standard (non-PPR) scoring, listing rank, player, team, points per game in all three scoring formats, games played, a position-specific stat, and bye week.
#PlayerTeamStandardGPBye
Tier 113.6 to 19.5 PPG
1Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEA19.5811
2Tee HigginsCIN13.876
3Puka NacuaLAR13.7611
4CeeDee LambDAL13.6814
Tier 212.0 to 13.1 PPG
5Christian WatsonGB13.1811
6Amon-Ra St. BrownDET12.676
7Ja'Marr ChaseCIN12.176
8Davante AdamsLAR12.0611
Tier 38.0 to 11.1 PPG
9Matthew GoldenGB11.1811
10Chris OlaveNO10.878
11DeVonta SmithPHI10.8410
12Zay FlowersBAL10.6813
13Jameson WilliamsDET10.676
14Malik NabersNYG10.478
15Nico CollinsHOU10.458
16Mike EvansSF10.468
17Parker WashingtonJAX10.187
18Justin JeffersonMIN9.866
19Tetairoa McMillanCAR9.675
20Stefon DiggsWAS9.367
21Luther Burden IIICHI9.2810
22Rashee RiceKC9.145
23Jalen CokerCAR9.165
24Drake LondonATL8.9811
25Tre TuckerLV8.9813
26Deebo Samuel Sr.SF8.958
27Garrett WilsonNYJ8.8813
28Caleb DouglasMIA8.746
29Tyquan ThorntonKC8.545
30George PickensDAL8.2814
31Adonai MitchellNYJ8.1413
32Michael WilsonARI8.0814
Tier 46.7 to 7.6 PPG
33Denzel BostonCLE7.6811
34Devaughn VeleNO7.578
35DJ MooreBUF7.457
36Romeo DoubsNE7.3611
37Emeka EgbukaTB7.2610
38DeMario DouglasNE6.9811
39Darius CooperPHI6.9610
40Jaylin NoelHOU6.878
41Keon ColemanBUF6.777
Tier 55.0 to 6.2 PPG
42Carnell TateTEN6.279
43Jaylen WaddleDEN6.2810
44Jakobi MeyersJAX6.287
45Terry McLaurinWAS6.257
46Roman WilsonPIT6.259
47Treylon BurksWAS5.967
48Malik WashingtonMIA5.876
49Ryan FlournoyDAL5.8814
50Ladd McConkeyLAC5.867
51Pat BryantDEN5.8410
52Khalil ShakirBUF5.777
53Rome OdunzeCHI5.7810
54Dontayvion WicksPHI5.7610
55DK MetcalfPIT5.689
56Jordan AddisonMIN5.666
57Keenan AllenIND5.5713
58Wan'Dale RobinsonTEN5.389
59Mack HollinsNE5.2411
60Germie BernardPIT5.079

Who Standard (non-PPR) scoring moves most

Compared against the half-PPR order, with receptions worth 0 points each. These are the wide receivers whose draft value depends on which format your league plays.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the best Standard (non-PPR) fantasy wide receiver for 2026?

Jaxon Smith-Njigba tops the Standard (non-PPR) WR rankings for 2026 at 19.5 points per game, ahead of Tee Higgins and Puka Nacua. Receptions are worth 0 points in this format.

How is Standard (non-PPR) different from half-PPR?

Catches carry no bonus, so yardage and touchdowns decide everything and early-down runners hold their value. A catch is worth 0 points in Standard (non-PPR) versus 0.5 points in half-PPR, so the gap widens with every reception a player records.

Which wide receivers gain the most value in Standard (non-PPR) leagues?

Treylon Burks climbs from 60 to 47, Pat Bryant climbs from 59 to 51, Darius Cooper climbs from 46 to 39. Those are the largest moves against the half-PPR order.

How often do these Standard (non-PPR) rankings update?

Daily, from live NFL stats. Last refreshed November 6, 2026.