A few other teams with favorable schedules for receivers are the Packers, Panthers, Redskins and Seahawks. Davante Adams has little competition for targets and an easy schedule, so he seems setup for a big season. D.J. Moore had a breakout season last year and could do even better this year. D.J. Metcalf seems ready to take a step forward in years two for the Seahawks. Lastly, the Redskins have quarterback concerns, but Terry McLaurin is their top receiver and produced despite that last year. He could do well again this coming season.

The Texans lost DeAndre Hopkins and get the toughest schedule for fantasy receivers. This doesn’t bode well for Will Fuller and Brandin Cooks to post big numbers. These guys could struggle some despite getting a chance for more targets with Hopkins gone.

A few other receivers with concerns are DeVante Parker, Henry Ruggs and John Brown. Parker finally had that huge season last year, but gets the second toughest schedule for receivers. Plus, Preston Williams should be healthy, which will cut into his targets. Williams was producing big before getting hurt. Ruggs was the first receiver drafted, but gets the fifth toughest schedule for receivers. He could have some growing pains. And Brown was the top receiver for the Bills last year, but has Stefon Diggs to compete with for targets now and the seventh hardest schedule for receivers.

All the receiver rankings are below. These rankings are something to take a close look at before your draft. Adjust your rankings accordingly.