The List: Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 13

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We’ve officially made it to Week 13, and for the first time in weeks… NO BYES! Every healthy player is on the board, and we finally get a full player pool to work with.

We are still waiting on key injury updates for several major names — including Marvin Harrison Jr., Brian Thomas Jr., and Terry McLaurin — so keep an eye out as practice reports roll in throughout the week.

Also, remember: four games kick off before Sunday, so make sure you’re setting lineups early and locking in those fringe start/sit decisions ahead of time.

So you may not need as many sleepers this week, but one name that stands out as a great play is Christian Watson. The Packers receiver has posted 45 or more yards in every game since returning to the field, and this matchup sets up as a potential breakout spot. The Lions allow the seventh-most fantasy points per game to opposing receivers and the second-most receiving touchdowns to the position. While the Packers’ passing game has been underwhelming, Watson has been their most consistent option through the air. He could be one of the players on Thanksgiving who gets a real chance to shine. –Steve Pintado

Another player to consider is Keenan Allen, who has been underperforming over the last month. He could be in line for a nice bounce-back performance coming fresh off a bye week against the Raiders. Allen has scored 10 or more fantasy points in each of his last six matchups against Las Vegas, and this sets up as another favorable spot. The Chargers’ run game has struggled recently, so they may need to lean more on the passing attack with short, quick throws. When the Chargers’ offense was at its best earlier in the season, Allen was a major reason why, and they could return to that formula in Week 13. –Steve Pintado

There are some receivers you may want to avoid in Week 13, starting with Michael Pittman Jr. The Colts receiver has been a steady FLEX option this year, but he draws a difficult matchup against the Texans. Houston allows the fourth-fewest fantasy points per game to opposing receivers and has given up only six receiving touchdowns all season, the second-fewest in the league. In Pittman Jr.’s last four games against Houston, he has failed to reach 60 yards in each matchup. He’s also struggled over his last two games as the Colts offense hasn’t shown the same spark it had earlier in the season. He should be someone you fade in Week 13. –Steve Pintado

Another receiver to avoid in Week 13 is Jameson Williams, who has been very boom-or-bust this season. This matchup leans toward another potential bust as he faces the Packers, who allow the seventh-fewest fantasy points per game to opposing receivers. When things get tight, Jared Goff tends to lean heavily on his two trusted playmakers in Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jahmyr Gibbs. Williams has also struggled historically against Green Bay, and earlier this season, he managed just 23 yards in their first meeting. His fantasy value is almost entirely tied to touchdowns. In six games this year without a score, he’s averaged only 3.4 fantasy points. This looks like another week where he could disappoint, making him a risky FLEX play in Week 13. –Steve Pintado

Jake Ferguson had his first game with over 50 receiving yards since Week 3, doing just enough to keep him from the clutches of tHe gLoB. Ferguson sees enough volume to consider a start more often than not, but the Chiefs allow the seventh-fewest points to the position, giving up just two touchdowns to tight ends this season. With nobody on bye in Week 13, you likely have a better option than Fergalicious. –Jay Felicio

Travis Kelce‘s streak of 10+ fantasy points came to an end after three straight, but Week 12 was just the second time since Week 5 he failed to score double digits. As abysmal as the Dallas defense has been this season, they’ve not given up tons of production to tight ends. The Cowboys have held all but Brock Bowers under 70 receiving yards and surrendered just three touchdowns to the position. I’d feel much more comfortable with his floor if Rice or Worthy were inactive, but you’re not benching Kelce regardless. If both can go, I wouldn’t be shocked if he was held under 10 points for a second consecutive game. Don’t say I didn’t warn ya. –Jay Felicio

The List: Top 150 FLEX Rankings for Week 13

Rank	Player	Jay	Brian	Eric	Steve	Consensus
1	Jahmyr Gibbs	1	1	1	2	1.25
2	Christian McCaffrey	2	2	2	4	2.5
3	De’Von Achane	7	3	5	1	4
4	Bijan Robinson	5	7	7	3	5.5
5	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	6	6	3	8	5.75
6	Ja’Marr Chase	3	8	8	6	6.25
7	Jonathan Taylor	13	4	4	5	6.5
8	Rashee Rice	8	9	6	9	8
9	Derrick Henry	14	5	17	7	10.75
10	Amon-Ra St. Brown	9	13	9	13	11
11	Puka Nacua	15	10	10	10	11.25
12	Chase Brown	16	11	12	11	12.5
13	TreVeyon Henderson	4	15	18	17	13.5
14	Davante Adams	17	18	13	14	15.5
15	James Cook III	22	12	15	16	16.25
16	George Pickens	11	20	16	18	16.25
17	Saquon Barkley	18	17	19	15	17.25
18	CeeDee Lamb	10	14	14	32	17.5
19	Trey McBride	32	19	11	19	20.25
20	Nico Collins	20	26	20	20	21.5
21	Kyren Williams	38	21	22	12	23.25
22	Ashton Jeanty	31	16	27	22	24
23	Travis Etienne Jr.	30	23	23	21	24.25
24	Jaylen Warren	19	28	29	28	26
25	Breece Hall	29	25	26	25	26.25
26	A.J. Brown	25	29	25	27	26.5
27	Josh Jacobs	23	22	39	23	26.75
28	Jaylen Waddle	34	27	21	26	27
29	Rico Dowdle	27	24	30	34	28.75
30	Ladd McConkey	24	35	33	33	31.25
31	Bucky Irving	28	34	40	24	31.5
32	Stefon Diggs	21	41	31	35	32
33	Javonte Williams	41	30	32	31	33.5
34	Chris Olave	37	38	24	38	34.25
35	Emeka Egbuka	39	33	37	29	34.5
36	Brock Bowers	12	37	36	56	35.25
37	George Kittle	40	36	34	36	36.5
38	RJ Harvey	45	31	42	30	37
39	DeVonta Smith	33	42	35	41	37.75
40	Tetairoa McMillan	49	32	28	42	37.75
41	Zay Flowers	26	47	44	44	40.25
42	Justin Jefferson	35	43	41	43	40.5
43	Wan’Dale Robinson	42	48	38	46	43.5
44	Quinshon Judkins	44	53	45	39	45.25
45	Rome Odunze	36	49	53	50	47
46	Kareem Hunt	53	39	52	45	47.25
47	Michael Wilson	54	46	43	47	47.5
48	Woody Marks	43	45	46	59	48.25
49	Kenneth Walker III	57	40	48	53	49.5
50	Khalil Shakir	50	50	47	51	49.5
51	Travis Kelce	65	52	50	37	51
52	Michael Pittman Jr.	51	51	49	55	51.5
53	Jameson Williams	61	44	51	54	52.5
54	Troy Franklin	55	54	54	48	52.75
55	Courtland Sutton	56	55	55	49	53.75
56	Tyler Warren	47	56	56	65	56
57	DK Metcalf	60	61	58	61	60
58	D’Andre Swift	48	62	70	62	60.5
59	Aaron Jones Sr.	59	59	61	64	60.75
60	Christian Watson	66	60	59	58	60.75
61	Deebo Samuel Sr.	69	57	60	57	60.75
62	Mark Andrews	71	65	64	52	63
63	Jauan Jennings	80	58	57	60	63.75
64	Kenneth Gainwell	73	64	63	63	65.75
65	Tyrone Tracy Jr.	67	63	67	67	66
66	Jakobi Meyers	62	74	62	66	66
67	Oronde Gadsden II	52	70	66	76	66
68	Darnell Mooney	64	68	65	68	66.25
69	DJ Moore	72	69	69	74	71
70	Alec Pierce	77	66	72	71	71.5
71	Quentin Johnston	79	71	74	69	73.25
72	Kimani Vidal	84	67	81	72	76
73	Devin Neal	78	82	77	73	77.5
74	Romeo Doubs	63	86	80	83	78
75	Jake Ferguson	91	76	68	79	78.5
76	Juwan Johnson	82	80	83	70	78.75
77	Keenan Allen	89	75	76	77	79.25
78	Parker Washington	87	83	71	78	79.75
79	Xavier Worthy	88	78	78	75	79.75
80	David Montgomery	86	72	89	84	82.75
81	Hunter Henry	109	79	73	80	85.25
82	Dallas Goedert	83	100	75	87	86.25
83	Brenton Strange	70	93	85	97	86.25
84	Kyle Pitts Sr.	74	97	82	93	86.5
85	Zach Charbonnet	92	84	90	85	87.75
86	Andrei Iosivas	90	89	86	86	87.75
87	Theo Johnson	75	87	84	109	88.75
88	Ricky Pearsall	85	77	79	116	89.25
89	Luther Burden III	94	90	87	89	90
90	Bhayshul Tuten	116	73	96	82	91.75
91	Trey Benson	68	124	136	40	92
92	Jayden Higgins	81	101	93	95	92.5
93	Tre Tucker	95	95	91	91	93
94	Kyle Monangai	122	81	92	81	94
95	Dalton Schultz	76	109	94	100	94.75
96	Chimere Dike	106	94	88	94	95.5
97	Jordan Addison	110	91	99	90	97.5
98	Chris Godwin Jr.	99	105	102	101	101.75
99	Kayshon Boutte	104	103	98	103	102
100	Jerry Jeudy	97	106	103	105	102.75
101	Chris Rodriguez Jr.	131	85	113	88	104.25
102	Greg Dortch	107	107	101	106	105.25
103	Tyjae Spears	103	102	121	98	106
104	Rhamondre Stevenson	129	96	109	92	106.5
105	Harold Fannin Jr.	102	113	100	112	106.75
106	Colston Loveland	100	112	97	119	107
107	Tez Johnson	98	116	107	115	109
108	Josh Downs	96	108	105	131	110
109	Cade Otton	111	114	108	113	111.5
110	Darius Slayton	120	111	110	108	112.25
111	Tyler Allgeier	132	98	122	99	112.75
112	AJ Barner	113	119	106	114	113
113	Rashid Shaheed	108	120	115	111	113.5
114	Tony Pollard	137	99	123	96	113.75
115	John Metchie III	144	115	95	107	115.25
116	Rachaad White	101	118	140	110	117.25
117	Isaiah Likely	93	127	119	130	117.25
118	Brian Thomas Jr.	58	133	125	158	118.5
119	Mack Hollins	121	122	112	121	119
120	Jalen Coker	123	121	116	120	120
121	Adonai Mitchell	127	128	118	122	123.75
122	Zach Ertz	135	125	111	125	124
123	Blake Corum	142	117	137	104	125
124	Cooper Kupp	119	131	120	133	125.75
125	Mike Gesicki	130	130	114	129	125.75
126	Mason Taylor	114	129	117	144	126
127	T.J. Hockenson	117	137	129	132	128.75
128	Xavier Legette	124	134	127	134	129.75
129	Evan Engram	128	132	124	137	130.25
130	Jordan Mason	141	123	143	117	131
131	Marquise Brown	115	143	139	138	133.75
132	DeMario Douglas	136	139	131	136	135.5
133	Keaton Mitchell	154	126	145	118	135.75
134	Christian Kirk	145	138	130	135	137
135	Devin Singletary	159	110	135	151	138.75
136	DeAndre Hopkins	140	136	133	149	139.5
137	Isaiah Hodgins	112	159	147	143	140.25
138	David Njoku	118	154	138	155	141.25
139	Isiah Pacheco	134	187	150	102	143.25
140	Cedric Tillman	143	142	142	148	143.75
141	Tyler Lockett	149	158	148	128	145.75
142	Zonovan Knight	105	92	104	NR	148
143	Marvin Harrison Jr.	46	135	NR	159	157.75
144	Emanuel Wilson	NR	104	126	123	161
145	Sean Tucker	156	88	134	NR	167.25
146	Michael Carter	138	141	NR	126	174
147	Malik Washington	NR	145	132	139	176.75
148	Nick Chubb	161	140	NR	124	179
149	Brock Wright	133	144	NR	154	180.5
150	Brian Robinson Jr.	146	151	NR	141	182.25

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