Fantasy Football Rankings 2024: Top PPR League Players to Draft | RotoWire (2024)

Whether it's the first week of fall or the middle of summer, fantasy football never sleeps, and it's always time to draft. Whether you are playing seasonal, best-ball, dynasty, or another format - fantasy football rankings are of utmost importance. At RotoWire, we provide a look at the top 150 as it pertains to PPR.

Leading up to the season, I will highlight the significant changes to the PPR fantasy football rankings below. As Week 1 nears and training camps heat up, there will be more and more movement based on injuries, news, and more.

Moving Up:

Chase Brown: Brown has been getting a good number of first-team reps and drawing raving reviews from his teammates, most notably OL Orlando Brown. I know it's tricky to parse which training camp hype is real and which is noise, but I'm buying in a little here, putting Brown ahead of teammate Zack Moss.

Moving Down:

Justin Herbert: Herbert will be in a walking boot for two weeks due to a plantar fascia injury, and while he's expected to be ready for Week 1, often plantar fascia injuries can linger and at the very least could throttle down Herbert's running ability. This also knocks down Herbert's top receiving options as well.

DeAndre Hopkins: Hopkins is out "several weeks" with a knee injury but won't need surgery. There's a chance he's available for Week 1, but Hopkins is already a player I wasn't targeting at ADP due to his age and team concerns, especially now that Calvin Ridley has signed with the Titans.

No Change:

Brandon Aiyuk: I'm not materially moving Aiyuk yet, as his ultimate trade destination will influence my opinion where I rank him. For instance, Aiyuk going to Cleveland, especially if Amari Cooper is part of the return, would make him an alpha right away. Going to Pittsburgh would be less advantageous, both because of George Pickens' presence, and because I don't see a lot of volume in the Steelers' offense.

Christian McCaffrey: If I get multiple leagues with the first overall pick, maybe I'd choose to diversify. But right now I think I'd still click on CMC, as I get the vibe that his injury, while real, is also being treated with the utmost caution and isn't necessarily serious. Moreover, I don't think the other options for the first pick are without risk.

Puka Nacua: Here the correct characterization is "no material change." I've moved Nacua from 11 to 14, behind the RB trio of Jonathan Taylor, Saquon Barkley, and Jahmyr Gibbs. But I didn't move any additional wide receivers ahead of him.

2024 PPR Fantasy Football Rankings - Top 150

These PPR fantasy football rankings are updated as of August 7, 2024. This is the latest run of rankings, and they will be updated frequently.

If you are looking for a deeper list, check out RotoWire's full PPR fantasy football cheat sheet.

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